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Walmart submits plans to Rutland Town Select Board for new supercenter

By James Maloney,

24 days ago

By James Maloney,

24 days ago

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pistol pete

20d ago

Big mistake, this will wipe out all grocery stores, and when Walmart came in years ago they were told,that if they came in they could never expand to a super Walmart and that was the agreement with them and Mayor Wennberg! So why now are they allowed to come in???? Rutland is not big enough for a super Walmart, the shit they sell now is class C garbage and it won’t be any different up there! I would love to see Old Navy come back loved that store, bath and body works is another store I would,love to see, those 2 stores would do great here they did before.

Patrick

21d ago

Hannafords will not allow it

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