Meijer said a pair of supercenters in Brunswick and Canton are slated to open Thursday, April 28.
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The Michigan-based retailer also said Meijer Express gas stations adjacent to both stores will open on Thursday, March 31. In a release, Meijer regional vice president Tom Wilson described the stores as a “one-stop shopping experience.” They will feature grocery, produce, bakery, meat and deli, and floral areas as well as a garden center and pharmacy, plus sections for pets, electronics, toys, sports and apparel.In December, Meijer broke ground on a grocery market as part of the Fairfax Market mixed-use project in partnership with the city of Cleveland, Cleveland Clinic, Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp.
Meijer operates 258 supercenters and grocery stores throughout Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin.
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