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Lidl To Close One Of Its Peninsula Stores

By Jen Holden

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Photo courtesy of Lidl.
Photo courtesy of Lidl.

NEWPORT NEWS-The Germany-based discount grocery chain Lidl is permanently closing one of its Peninsula locations.

Local Lidl fans won’t be happy, but the rumors are true. Known for its “suspiciously low-priced groceries, puzzling prices, and undeniable quality,” Lidl has decided to close one of its stores in Newport News later this summer.

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  1. This is very disappointing. There is so little neighborhood retail on the south Warwick corridor. It was one of my favorite places to shop.

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