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Contributed by: Joyce Christianson on 2/16/2006

What will happen to the strip mall at Lincoln and Parker Roads when the new Super Target is built further south and, perhaps, the Albertson's Store is closed later this summer? Any chance we can get a Whole Foods or similar upscale grocery store in either location within the same strip mall?

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Submitted By: Tabitha Dial

posted on 2/16/2006 @ 4:21:24 PM

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Dot is very thankful that Joyce posted to Ask Dot and we're working on getting answers to these questions. Please add your comments regarding upscale groceries and other retailers in Parker. Feel free to respond with your answers to the above questions.

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