Rite Aid

Rite Aid's latest round of closures has locals feeling uneasy as familiar storefronts disappear from our neighborhoods.

This popular pharmacy claimed bankruptcy not that long ago. So, what does this mean for New Jersey residents that use this pharmacy for their prescriptions.

After 60 years of serving customers, Rite Aid has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy but the company has put out a letter to shoppers telling them what to expect in the coming weeks and months.

As Rite Aid files for bankruptcy again, New Jersey pharmacies brace for change. What does this mean for your local pharmacy experience?

It looks like we're nearing the end of Rite Aid in another huge sweep of closings in New Jersey.

"Store Closing" signs are up.

Rite Aid is closing several more locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. They've closed a number of 37 stores, since last year.

An Ocean County man has admitted to robbing a pharmacy at knifepoint in 2022 and now potentially faces over a decade behind bars.

In another sweep of nationwide closures, one of the largest pharmacy chains is closing an additional 77 stores nationwide, including 6 in New Jersey.

A total of 17 stores will be closing its doors by March.

Hundreds of Rite-Aid locations across the country have been closed, and more stores in New Jersey are following.

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