Mariano’s closing several suburban Chicago locations, citing long-term health of business
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Mariano’s closing several suburban Chicago locations, citing long-term health of business
Mariano’s is closing locations in Buffalo Grove, Bloomingdale and Northbrook. Mariano’s is owned by Kroger, which had tried to merge with Jewel’s parent company, Albertson’s. The closure is part of a larger company-wide decision to run more efficiently and ensure the long-term health of our business.
Mariano’s is closing locations in Buffalo Grove, Bloomingdale and Northbrook, citing the long-term health of its business.
Mariano’s is closing locations in Buffalo Grove, Bloomingdale and Northbrook, citing the long-term health of its business.
Mariano’s is closing locations in Buffalo Grove, Bloomingdale and Northbrook, citing the long-term health of its business.
Mariano’s is closing locations in Buffalo Grove, Bloomingdale and Northbrook, citing the long-term health of its business.
CHICAGO (WLS) — Three Mariano’s grocery stores in the Chicago area are set to close.
Mariano’s said in a statement, “We have made the difficult decision to close the following stores. While we are leaving these locations, we will offer each impacted associate the opportunity to transfer to a new location. This closure is part of a larger company-wide decision to run more efficiently and ensure the long-term health of our business.”
The following locations are closing:
– Aug. 8, Mariano’s Buffalo Grove, 450 W. Half Day Road
– Aug. 15, Mariano’s Bloomingdale, 144 S. Gary Ave.
– Aug. 22, Mariano’s Glenview West, 2323 Capital Drive in Northbrook
Mariano’s is owned by Kroger, which had tried to merge with Jewel’s parent company, Albertson’s.
That merger was blocked by a judge.