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Yes there are those two on the edge of town, Google maps doesn't show them when searching for groceries in Camden so I didn't find them. The others seem locally owned low end convenience stores. Still quite impressive, two grocery stores for a town of about 77.000 people. It must get quite crowded there.
I went to Google map and typed Camden, NJ supermarket. A lot of those small grocery stores call themselves supermarket. Language barrier?
Yes there are those two on the edge of town, Google maps doesn't show them when searching for groceries in Camden so I didn't find them. The others seem locally owned low end convenience stores. Still quite impressive, two grocery stores for a town of about 77.000 people. It must get quite crowded there.
Probably not. I think Camden residents probably frequent the Cherry Hill Shop Rite on Route 70. I know that Rutgers runs a shuttle for the students to that store for their grocery shopping, so I imagine that's the default option for residents as well.
Probably not. I think Camden residents probably frequent the Cherry Hill Shop Rite on Route 70. I know that Rutgers runs a shuttle for the students to that store for their grocery shopping, so I imagine that's the default option for residents as well.
I wonder what she did wrong to have such a blighted street named after her.
Yeah, you wonder. I think it was chosen because it's a short street and there wouldn't be too many complaints. I wish cities and towns would stop changing street names. There's not a darned thing wrong with Main, Union, Maple or North. We have plenty of MLK and JFK. Just stop.
And furthermore...(no, I can't sleep) there used to be a canal street in the city where I grew up. It was next to the canal that was there in the 1800s. But no, it had to be torn up and become a Boulevard. They didn't even name it Canal Blvd.
Really. Try to be consistent. They were probably only one shy.
I've never had a problem there, but I had government business, was at the Rutgers campus or the waterfront. Stuff can happen in those places, but it doesn't very often.
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