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Walgreens to reopen its damaged stores | The Crusader Newspaper Group

By Erick Johnson Walgreens said it will reopen stores that had been closed after they were damaged during the George Floyd protests in June, according to a spokesperson for parent company Walgreens Boots Alliance. Responding to an email from the Crusader, Walgreens Spokesperson Erin Loverher said the retailer has been busy working “around-the-clock to get []

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