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Planned grocery store on Peoria's South Side gets boost from $1.7 million state grant

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3 days ago

By WCBU,

3 days ago

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Sunbaby

5h ago

Yes

Diane Dooley

22h ago

So how long will it be before the people start stealing and cause the business to lose money. That is what happened to Kroger's. People think they can steal and don't care that the business loses money. Sure hope you have security.

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