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RAMONA, Calif. — Residents of Ramona are bidding farewell to Rite Aid as the pharmacy is about to close its doors for good in the community on Thursday.
Rite Aid announced on Sunday it had filed for bankruptcy protection. The company plans to close as many as 500 underperforming stores as part of a restructuring, according to the Wall Street Journal. Eastwood said she has been shopping at the store for at least 25 years and said it’s much more than a pharmacy to her.
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