Rite Aid reveals more store closures, bringing total to 142 across 12 states: See list
Rite Aid reveals more store closures, bringing total to 142 across 12 states: See list
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Rite Aid's 'comeback story' cut short as pharmacy chain files for bankruptcy again
After closing hundreds of stores and facing ongoing challenges, Rite Aid looks for a buyer while preparing to sell its remaining inventory and essential assets.
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Rite Aid has announced more store closures after reportedly agreeing to sell pharmacy assets from over 1,000 locations to various competitors.
In the midst of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, the drugstore chain said it would close 115 of its stores but a newly published document shows that 27 additional stores are following suit.
In an initial filing in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey, the company indicated just 47 stores were set to close before adding more to the list a few days later. As of May 16, a total of 142 closures are expected to shutter, or over 10% of the total 1,240 locations.
Earlier this month, Rite-Aid said it was "working to facilitate a smooth transfer of customer prescriptions to other pharmacies" during the bankruptcy process.
The closures come as the company sells assets like prescription files and other goods to other retails including CVS Pharmacy, Walgreens, Kroger and Albertsons, according to Reuters. The transactions will not impact non-closing stores, where customers can continue to use pharmacy services.
Here's an updated list of which stores will soon shutter.
Where is Rite Aid closing stores
Pennsylvania has the most locations slated to close, with 69 stores set to shutter.
The company listed 25 locations in California, 14 in Oregon, three in Maryland and one in Delaware as being set to close. Store closures also are set for Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Virginia and Washington.
To see if your Rite Aid is included in the closures, click on the state name to go directly to the state or scroll through the list below.
California | Connecticut | Delaware | Massachusetts | Maryland | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New York | Oregon | Pennsylvania | Virginia | Washington
1583 Highway 99, Gridley
2140 Contra Costa Boulevard, Pleasant Hill
37435 Main Street, Burney
3105 Rancho Vista Boulevard, Palmdale
1534 East Florence Avenue, Los Angeles
446 East Washington Blvd., Los Angeles
23 Peninsula Center, Rolling Hills Estates
1331 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica
501 South Gaffey Street, San Pedro
3300 East Anaheim Street, Long Beach
4840 Niagara Avenue, San Diego
34420 Yucaipa Boulevard, Yucaipa
6150 Van Buren Boulevard, Riverside
4920 La Sierra Avenue, Riverside
211 East 17th Street Costa Mesa
1203 West Imola Avenue, Napa
1550 Hamilton Avenue, San Jose
720 Sutton Way, Grass Valley
220 West East Avenue, Chico
1038 East Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
2751 Del Paso Road, Sacramento
32450 Clinton Keith Road, Wildomar
4774 West Lane, Stockton
3860 Sepulveda Boulevard, Torrance
5075 Olivehurst Avenue, Olivehurst
180 Main Street, Cheshire
56 Rubber Avenue, Naugatuck
113-115 Mill Plain Rd., Danbury
38169 Dupont Boulevard, Selbyville
101 Marlboro Ave Ste 15, Easton
2801 Foster Avenue, Baltimore
25 Jones Station Road West, Severna Park
1031 Main St., Clinton
75 Portsmouth Avenue Unit 1, Exeter
354 Winchester Street, Keene
19 Wilton Road Ste 1A, Peterborough
360 Summer Street, Bristol
41 Carroll Street, Pittsfield
75 South Main Street, Neptune
403 Sicklerville Road, Sicklerville
5901 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn
55-60 Myrtle Avenue, Ridgewood
8222 18th Avenue, Brooklyn
50-15 Roosevelt Avenue, Woodside
10601 60-26 Woodside Avenue, Woodside
9 Broad Street, Salamanca
1070 Genesee Street, Buffalo
1900 McLoughlin Blvd., Oregon City
16261 South Highway 101, Harbor
1400 West 6th Street, The Dalles
514 Ne 181st Avenue, Portland
2521 South Sixth Street, Klamath Falls
700 S.E. 3rd Street, Bend
728 South West 4th Avenue, Ontario
4041 Nw Logan Road, Lincoln City
2049 West Cascade Avenue, Hood River
178 West Ellendale Avenue, Dallas
1217 Campbell Street, Baker City
44 Michigan Avenue Ne, Bandon
313 South Roosevelt Drive, Seaside
626 Mcclaine St., Silverton
4400 Pennell Road, Aston
1700 Saxer Avenue, Springfield
302 Depot Street, Latrobe
811 East State Street, Sharon
347 Chartiers Street, Bridgeville
4927 Homeville Road, West Mifflin
3131 Pleasant Valley Blvd., Altoona
8775 Norwin Avenue, North Huntingdon
94 June Drive, Roaring Spring
20480 Route 19, Cranberry Twp
1125 Freeport Road, Pittsburgh
4145 Buffalo Road, Erie
4606 Admiral Peary Highway, Ebensburg
2336 Ardmore Boulevard, Pittsburgh
130 South Main Street, Butler
7345 Saltsburg Road, Penn Hills
5430 Peach Street, Erie
209 Atwood Street, Pittsburgh
304 Market Street, Harrisburg
3773 Peters Mountain Rd., Halifax
843 Rostraver Road, Belle Vernon
Pittsburgh Intl Airport, Pittsburgh
400 West Second Street, Berwick
1039 2nd Street Pike, Richboro
23 North Elm Street, Kutztown
805 Huntingdon Pike, Huntingdon Valley
6 Bochicchio Boulevard, Moscow
601 Delaware Avenue, Palmerton
315 West Fourth Street, Quarryville
2201 West Allegheny Ave., Philadelphia
10 Newport Plaza, Newport
801 Grow Avenue, Montrose
2503-05 Welsh Road, Philadelphia
5 Friendly Drive, Duncannon
260 West Lehigh Avenue #80, Philadelphia
3145 Main Street, Morgantown
205 Center Street, Tamaqua
9635 William Penn Highway, Huntingdon
15 West Centre Street, Mahanoy City
4530 North 5th Street, Philadelphia
101 East Shirley Street, Mt Union
4390 Richmond Street, Philadelphia
5201 Spring Road Suite 6, Shermans Dale
126 W. Main Street, Grove City
111 North Plaza, Apollo
5214-30 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia
1941 Derry Street, Harrisburg
5400 Rising Sun Avenue, Philadelphia
901 S Saint Marys Street, Saint Marys
200 Resort Plaza Drive, Blairsville
630 Main St., Portage
207 Route 6 West, Coudersport
838 Fifth Avenue, Ford City
620 E Allegheny Avenue, Emporium
100 South Third Street, Conneaut Lake
200 Memorial Blvd, Connellsville
59 North Main Street, Port Allegany
610 Broad Street, New Bethlehem
1340 Main Street, Burgettstown
1365 Logan Avenue, Tyrone
1212 Second Street, Cresson
201 West Mahoning Street, Punxsutawney
165 Butler Road, Kittanning
100 Franklin Street, Mercer
1222 Brownsville Rd, Pittsburgh
521 North Fraley Street, Kane
3939 Butler Street, Pittsburgh
1 East High Street, Union City
2150 Brownsville Rd Ste120, Pittsburgh
115 Brunswick Square Court, Lawrenceville
144 Scottsville Center, Scottsville
4171 Lee Jackson Hwy, Ste 113, Greenville
200 Augusta Avenue, Grottoes
250 Basin Street Sw, Ephrata
248 Bendigo Blvd, S North Bend
27000 Miller Bay Rd Ne, Kingston
909 East Yelm Avenue, Yelm
608 W. Stanley Street, Granite Falls
609 Omache Drive, Omak
35013 Snoqualmie Pkwy, Snoqualmie
1517 Commercial Ave., Anacortes
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