A grocery store in San Francisco's NoPa neighborhood is closing. The store, located on Fulton Street near Masonic Avenue, has been serving the area for a long time. It will permanently close on September 11.
This closure will affect nearby residents who will need to find a new place to buy groceries. Further details about the closure are available from the supermarket chain, which has issued a statement on the matter.
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