Common Council,
Come on already! Stop the usual White Plains elitist house owner dominance and show some common sense.
https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/no-20233-continuing-temporary-suspension-and-modification-laws-relating-disaster-emergency
Executive Order 202.10, as later extended by Executive Order 202.18, Executive Order 202.29 and as extended and amended by Executive Order 202.32 ...
... modified to permit any non-essential gathering of ten or fewer individuals, for any lawful purpose or reason, provided that social distancing protocols and cleaning and disinfection protocols required by the Department of Health are adhered to.
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Plague: courts opened: tennis yes, basketball no. Thursday, May 21, 2020
Westchester County public golf courses are open, too. Golf and tennis? With what kind of club are they associated?
The baskets had been removed from the backboards to prevent basketball players from ... playing.
Tennis and basketball courts are about the same size. However, much larger is Delfino park on Lake Street with its the two softball fields. Softball activities are still banned. Who thinks two people playing catch might violate physical distancing guidelines?
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Saturday, May 23, 2020
Thursday, May 21, 2020
Plague: courts opened: tennis yes, basketball no.
Westchester County public golf courses are open, too. Golf and tennis? With what kind of club are they associated?
The baskets had been removed from the backboards to prevent basketball players from ... playing.
Tennis and basketball courts are about the same size. However, much larger is Delfino park on Lake Street with its the two softball fields. Softball activities are still banned. Who thinks two people playing catch might violate physical distancing guidelines?
The baskets had been removed from the backboards to prevent basketball players from ... playing.
Tennis and basketball courts are about the same size. However, much larger is Delfino park on Lake Street with its the two softball fields. Softball activities are still banned. Who thinks two people playing catch might violate physical distancing guidelines?
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Plague: bicycle riding on streets? Will the Martine Avenue bicycle lane draw riders when it finally opens?
Shouldn't we see lots of people riding bicycles on the streets of downtown White Plains? Lots of people? Is anyone seeing that? Why aren't Common Council members riding their bicycles now on public streets during the pandemic? And the county executive? Maybe over to the County Center to view the empty pseudo hospital recently created at considerable expense.
The city is completing what appears to be an expensive bicycle lane on high speed Martine Avenue from South Lexington at the northeast corner of the public safety building, past the entry/exit to underground parking, past the expensively upgraded library grounds (still with its extra car drop off lane), across Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., past the county office building to ... Court Street. And, of course, opposite the remaining four lanes of one way traffic all the way is the ever dangerous Galleria parking garage with its multiple entrances. Yeah, can't wait to defy death by riding along that. And for what purpose? Going from where to where to do what?
There's a barrier to protect the bicycle riders, just not where vehicles cross the bike lane. That should protect them from county Bee-Line buses, which have some passengers, and Hudson Link buses, which usually (always during the pandemic) have zero passengers. Multiple lanes of cars crossing diagonally to enter the Galleria parking garage are another matter.
Let's look for Common Council members riding their bicycles on this new bicycle lane.
The city is completing what appears to be an expensive bicycle lane on high speed Martine Avenue from South Lexington at the northeast corner of the public safety building, past the entry/exit to underground parking, past the expensively upgraded library grounds (still with its extra car drop off lane), across Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., past the county office building to ... Court Street. And, of course, opposite the remaining four lanes of one way traffic all the way is the ever dangerous Galleria parking garage with its multiple entrances. Yeah, can't wait to defy death by riding along that. And for what purpose? Going from where to where to do what?
There's a barrier to protect the bicycle riders, just not where vehicles cross the bike lane. That should protect them from county Bee-Line buses, which have some passengers, and Hudson Link buses, which usually (always during the pandemic) have zero passengers. Multiple lanes of cars crossing diagonally to enter the Galleria parking garage are another matter.
Let's look for Common Council members riding their bicycles on this new bicycle lane.
Saturday, May 16, 2020
Shop Rite sells 15 month old Haagen-Dazs.
Shop Rite on Main Street in White Plains, NY today, May 16, 2020, had Haagen-Dazs ice cream with "best by" (euphemism for expiration date) November 2019. Yes, from LAST year. I saw three pints there today from last November.
As we've all observed, these dates are often way in the future. For this product, Shop Rite also had Haagen-Dazs pints dated March 2021. That's NEXT year.
After avoiding the Haagen-Dazs dated LAST year, I bought these three pints:
The two on the right are dated March, 2021. The pint on the left is dated March 2020. That's ONE YEAR apart. Oh, and the expiration date on the older pint is two months ago.
Now I'm a dope for not noticing, but I guess I was mostly just avoiding the 2019 Haagen-Dazs pints.
I've written about this date problem with this particular Shop Rite store previously, dating back to Friday, February 9, 2018.
ShopRite downtown up to its old tricks. Tuesday, October 15, 2019
I wrote to Shop Rite about its problems again today. Apparently Shop Rite stores are independently owned and operated, so that the parent company blows off responsibility. This is the closest I've come to direct communication with someone in authority:
ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
wakefern.com is the domain name. shoprite.com has this at the bottom of its home page:
©2020 Wakefern Food Corp, Inc. All Rights Reserved
There are two Stop & Shop supermarkets in White Plains and a Whole Foods. None of them have anything like the problems that Shop Rite on Main Street has.
So how does this happen? My guess is that a Shop Rite buyer gets a bargain price on product that's past due or close to it. If a product is dated more than a year ahead, a product with a date only a couple of month from when you buy, is old product. Where does a buyer even find product that old? And where has the product been all this time?
So the November 2019 ice cream was probably produced in June 2018. If it had a creation date almost two years old, would you buy it? And what kind of company would put it on its shelves?
If these dates were properly regulated, they would have such a creation date, which would be much more instructive than a meaningless "best by" date.
As we've all observed, these dates are often way in the future. For this product, Shop Rite also had Haagen-Dazs pints dated March 2021. That's NEXT year.
After avoiding the Haagen-Dazs dated LAST year, I bought these three pints:
The two on the right are dated March, 2021. The pint on the left is dated March 2020. That's ONE YEAR apart. Oh, and the expiration date on the older pint is two months ago.
Now I'm a dope for not noticing, but I guess I was mostly just avoiding the 2019 Haagen-Dazs pints.
I've written about this date problem with this particular Shop Rite store previously, dating back to Friday, February 9, 2018.
ShopRite downtown up to its old tricks. Tuesday, October 15, 2019
I wrote to Shop Rite about its problems again today. Apparently Shop Rite stores are independently owned and operated, so that the parent company blows off responsibility. This is the closest I've come to direct communication with someone in authority:
ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
wakefern.com is the domain name. shoprite.com has this at the bottom of its home page:
©2020 Wakefern Food Corp, Inc. All Rights Reserved
There are two Stop & Shop supermarkets in White Plains and a Whole Foods. None of them have anything like the problems that Shop Rite on Main Street has.
So how does this happen? My guess is that a Shop Rite buyer gets a bargain price on product that's past due or close to it. If a product is dated more than a year ahead, a product with a date only a couple of month from when you buy, is old product. Where does a buyer even find product that old? And where has the product been all this time?
So the November 2019 ice cream was probably produced in June 2018. If it had a creation date almost two years old, would you buy it? And what kind of company would put it on its shelves?
If these dates were properly regulated, they would have such a creation date, which would be much more instructive than a meaningless "best by" date.
Sunday, April 19, 2020
Second call: NY: Plague: eliminate county benches used by homeless and worse at White Plains train station.
from: Ken
to: George Latimer <ce@westchestergov.com>
cc: digital@lohud.com,
letters@lohud.com,
"Thomas M. Roach" <troach@whiteplainsny.gov>
date: Apr 19, 2020, 8:56 AM
subject: White Plains, NY: Plague: eliminate county benches used by homeless and worse at White Plains train station.
To: County Executive Latimer
to: George Latimer <ce@westchestergov.com>
cc: digital@lohud.com,
letters@lohud.com,
"Thomas M. Roach" <troach@whiteplainsny.gov>
date: Apr 19, 2020, 8:56 AM
subject: White Plains, NY: Plague: eliminate county benches used by homeless and worse at White Plains train station.
To: County Executive Latimer
CC: Mayor Roach, LoHud
https://white-plains-ny.blogspot.com/2020/03/plague-eliminate-county-benches-used-by.html
Come on, do it! Take one day off reading three day old stats about the plague.
They have been infested and infected for years. They serve no purpose, right beside the train station. No normal person will sit on them. The wood should be burned and blasted into outer space. There is debris and abandoned clothing. It looks like the Bronx.
I have not seen a county police officer on the county path next to the White Plains train station this year. I walk there almost every day.
Clean it up. There's no excuse for the filth and health hazard.
Kenneth Matinale
White Plains, NY
Plague: Shop Rite on Main Street "hides" red hand baskets.
from: Ken
to: ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
date: Apr 19, 2020, 8:37 AM
subject: Re: Ref # 1234567 - Reply from ShopRite
to: ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
date: Apr 19, 2020, 8:37 AM
subject: Re: Ref # 1234567 - Reply from ShopRite
Judy B.,
Here's the latest. I arrived at 7:15 AM today for old folks hour. However, the entrance I used last week was closed. I knocked and was directed to the entrance that was closed last week.
I looked for the red hand baskets that were usually just outside this entrance but there were none. I entered and no shoppers were using them. I searched and finally asked and was directed to the entrance. Nope, I hadn't overlooked them. I don't know why but I walked down the hall opposite from the one I used to get to the entrance. There was a long line of non old folks waiting to get in. About half way down towards the elevators there were red hand baskets ... behind the people waiting. I had to violate social distancing to get past non old folks waiting to get in to get a red hand basket.
What the heck? That store always, ALWAYS, has at least one stupid thing like that. ALWAYS. Who decided to put the red hand baskets down the hall behind the non old folks waiting to get in? How much common sense would it take to make a better decision?
There were other problems, of course, but that wasted the most of my time today at Shop Rite in White Plains, NY.
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Thursday, April 2, 2020
Plague: ShopRite on Main Street ignores health suggestions about coronavirus COVID-19.
It's not like ShopRite was not aware of the plague (coronavirus COVID-19). ShopRite recently established a policy of no returns ... to protect everyone. Like other stores, it set early shopping only for customers older than 60 but it doesn't enforce, not even letting oldies cut to the head of the checkout lines during that time.
ShopRite on Main Street worst run store in Westchester County, NY. Saturday, March 21, 2020
Sent 3/21/20 to ShopRite Customer Care Team:
ShopRite
13 City Place
White Plains, NY, 10601
Phone Number: (914) 539-4500
Worst run store in Westchester County, NY. Two fundamental suggestions that pretty much every other store has had for decades:
1. Express checkout. You have self checkout but no limit on items as in "ten or fewer".
2. Credit card only combined with number one above.
Your self checkout is ALWAYS a crowded mess with people with shopping carts loaded and then weighing and finally paying with cash. Of course, you have the worst point of sales contraptions, too.
I'll post this on my blog.
ShopRite downtown up to its old tricks. Tuesday, October 15, 2019
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Plague: simple practical suggestion to local officials about long checkout lines at food store. Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Obviously, this ShopRite has not done anything to improve and it's especially bad considering the dumb and lazy policy of not expediting checkout exacerbates spread of the current plague through unnecessary and easily preventable social contact.
Local elected officials are copied in case they want to exert some practical influence.
______________________
I'm older than 60. I went into ShopRite on Main Street in White Plains, NY this morning about 7:00 AM when only old people are supposed to shop. At checkout I went to the self checkout area.
Two of the four point of sale contraptions were not working. This is not unusual. Three people were ahead of me, only one over 60. One younger customer left while checking out to get another item. The two store employees there didn't notice because they were trying to fix a broken contraption but to no avail.
All three people had problems with their contraptions that required interrupting the two fixing employees. When I finally started the process I had to get assistance three times, all because the contraptions suck and should have upgraded long ago.
Also slowing things as usual was that ShopRite on Main Street, despite multiple suggestions and against common business practices in its industry, still has not implemented two very simple things:
1. "ten or fewer" items to be checked out.
2. Credit card only.
I'll send the link for this post to ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
But I won't bother with city and county elected people, who have no interest in this either, probably because none of them shop there. It's downtown. But note that ShopRite is owned by something called Wakefern:
https://www2.wakefern.com/
CONTACT
5000 Riverside Dr.
Keasbey, NJ 08832
(908) 527-3300
____________
No email or anything.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wakefern_Food_Corporation
____________________
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-colalillo-24575214/
Joe Colalillo
president at shop rite
Experience
Company NameWakefern Food Corp.
Dates Employed 1983 – Present
Employment Duration 37 yrs
_________________________________
ShopRite on Main Street worst run store in Westchester County, NY. Saturday, March 21, 2020
Sent 3/21/20 to ShopRite Customer Care Team:
ShopRite
13 City Place
White Plains, NY, 10601
Phone Number: (914) 539-4500
Worst run store in Westchester County, NY. Two fundamental suggestions that pretty much every other store has had for decades:
1. Express checkout. You have self checkout but no limit on items as in "ten or fewer".
2. Credit card only combined with number one above.
Your self checkout is ALWAYS a crowded mess with people with shopping carts loaded and then weighing and finally paying with cash. Of course, you have the worst point of sales contraptions, too.
I'll post this on my blog.
ShopRite downtown up to its old tricks. Tuesday, October 15, 2019
______________________
Plague: simple practical suggestion to local officials about long checkout lines at food store. Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Obviously, this ShopRite has not done anything to improve and it's especially bad considering the dumb and lazy policy of not expediting checkout exacerbates spread of the current plague through unnecessary and easily preventable social contact.
Local elected officials are copied in case they want to exert some practical influence.
______________________
I'm older than 60. I went into ShopRite on Main Street in White Plains, NY this morning about 7:00 AM when only old people are supposed to shop. At checkout I went to the self checkout area.
Two of the four point of sale contraptions were not working. This is not unusual. Three people were ahead of me, only one over 60. One younger customer left while checking out to get another item. The two store employees there didn't notice because they were trying to fix a broken contraption but to no avail.
All three people had problems with their contraptions that required interrupting the two fixing employees. When I finally started the process I had to get assistance three times, all because the contraptions suck and should have upgraded long ago.
Also slowing things as usual was that ShopRite on Main Street, despite multiple suggestions and against common business practices in its industry, still has not implemented two very simple things:
1. "ten or fewer" items to be checked out.
2. Credit card only.
I'll send the link for this post to ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
But I won't bother with city and county elected people, who have no interest in this either, probably because none of them shop there. It's downtown. But note that ShopRite is owned by something called Wakefern:
https://www2.wakefern.com/
CONTACT
5000 Riverside Dr.
Keasbey, NJ 08832
(908) 527-3300
____________
No email or anything.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wakefern_Food_Corporation
 | |
| Retailers' cooperative. Private | |
| Founded | 1946 in Newark, New Jersey, U.S. |
| Headquarters |
Keasbey, New Jersey
,
|
Key people
| Joseph S. Colalillo (Chairman & CEO) Joseph Sheridan (President & COO) Douglas Wille (CFO) |
| Services |
|
| Revenue |  US$16.6 billion (FY2019)[1] |
| Members | 51[2] |
Number of employees
| 70,000+ |
| Divisions |
|
| Website | www2 |
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-colalillo-24575214/
Joe Colalillo
president at shop rite
Experience
Company NameWakefern Food Corp.
Dates Employed 1983 – Present
Employment Duration 37 yrs
Also Viewed
- Chief Executive Officer
- CIO at Wakefern Food Corp.
- Operations Manager at Wakefern Food Corp.
- EVP at Wakefern Food Corp.
- Director of Health and Wellness at Wakefern Food Corp
president at kearny shop rite- POS Project Manager at Wakefern Food Corporation
- Production Planner at Wakefern Food Corp.
_________________________________
Monday, March 30, 2020
Plague: use Hudson Link buses as mobile hospitals.
As mentioned many times here the New York State government boondoggle started in the fall of 2018 has been and continues to be a FAILURE because the Hudson Link buses still usually run through the downtown streets of White Plains with zero passengers. How can the Hudson Link buses be considered essential when non-essential activities are shut down? At least the many regional and corporate buses are taking a break.
The Hudson Link buses are new and BIG, so ...
Use Hudson Link buses as mobile hospitals to combat the plague: coronavirus (COVID-19).
New York City and New York State have the worst record on this plague of any of the 50 states. Some different stuff needs to be tried other than Governor Andrew Cuomo doing his daily imitation of Johnny Fontane: "What can I do? What can I do?" We know the rhetorical answer. Doom and gloom non-stop will seem popular for only so long without some tiny hint of optimism and positive goals.
Maybe Westchester County Executive Latimer and/or White Plains Mayor Roach will bring this to the attention of someone who can act. Maybe. But they've ignored the many posts about the Hudson Link bus fiasco despite having the posts emailed to them as will happen with this one.
ce@westchestergov.com
troach@whiteplainsny.gov
Also sent to Gov. Andrew Cuomo:
https://www.governor.ny.gov/content/governor-contact-form?contact_submitted=true
Mayor Tom Roach: "bring an east-west bus rapid transit system to Westchester County" Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Hudson Link: more empty huge buses downtown for no good reason. Wednesday, November 21, 2018
Zero passengers on Hudson Link buses wasting federal TIGER grant money. Friday, December 14, 2018
Transdev North America, the company driving EMPTY Hudson Link buses through downtown White Plains. Friday, December 14, 2018
Huge buses with few passengers increase pollution, congestion. Saturday, December 22, 2018
Waste, fraud & abuse reported to federal DOT. Thursday, December 27, 2018
Ghost buses. No, not busters, buses. Saturday, January 12, 2019
Hudson Link bus has a passenger! Saturday, February 2, 2019
Hudson Link buses now drive on Main, Hamilton and Martine, almost always empty. Thursday, February 28, 2019
Bus mania is to get train station money as hub for east-west Lower Hudson Transit Link? Tuesday, April 16, 2019
lohud blasts Hudson Link bus system. Email sent to Common Council. Saturday, May 4, 2019
Hudson Link buses still 99% empty. Monday, February 17, 2020
Pandemic does NOT need all those HUGE buses with few, if any, passengers. Saturday, March 21, 2020
The Hudson Link buses are new and BIG, so ...
Use Hudson Link buses as mobile hospitals to combat the plague: coronavirus (COVID-19).
New York City and New York State have the worst record on this plague of any of the 50 states. Some different stuff needs to be tried other than Governor Andrew Cuomo doing his daily imitation of Johnny Fontane: "What can I do? What can I do?" We know the rhetorical answer. Doom and gloom non-stop will seem popular for only so long without some tiny hint of optimism and positive goals.
Maybe Westchester County Executive Latimer and/or White Plains Mayor Roach will bring this to the attention of someone who can act. Maybe. But they've ignored the many posts about the Hudson Link bus fiasco despite having the posts emailed to them as will happen with this one.
ce@westchestergov.com
troach@whiteplainsny.gov
Also sent to Gov. Andrew Cuomo:
https://www.governor.ny.gov/content/governor-contact-form?contact_submitted=true
Mayor Tom Roach: "bring an east-west bus rapid transit system to Westchester County" Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Hudson Link: more empty huge buses downtown for no good reason. Wednesday, November 21, 2018
Zero passengers on Hudson Link buses wasting federal TIGER grant money. Friday, December 14, 2018
Transdev North America, the company driving EMPTY Hudson Link buses through downtown White Plains. Friday, December 14, 2018
Huge buses with few passengers increase pollution, congestion. Saturday, December 22, 2018
Waste, fraud & abuse reported to federal DOT. Thursday, December 27, 2018
Ghost buses. No, not busters, buses. Saturday, January 12, 2019
Hudson Link bus has a passenger! Saturday, February 2, 2019
Hudson Link buses now drive on Main, Hamilton and Martine, almost always empty. Thursday, February 28, 2019
Bus mania is to get train station money as hub for east-west Lower Hudson Transit Link? Tuesday, April 16, 2019
lohud blasts Hudson Link bus system. Email sent to Common Council. Saturday, May 4, 2019
Hudson Link buses still 99% empty. Monday, February 17, 2020
Pandemic does NOT need all those HUGE buses with few, if any, passengers. Saturday, March 21, 2020
Friday, March 27, 2020
Plague: eliminate county benches used by homeless and worse at White Plains train station.
Maybe have Westchester County police pass through occasionally, if only to suggest to out of school teenagers to stop making out, you know, because of that plague thing.
Email to Westchester County Executive and Mayor of White Plains:
from: Ken
to: George Latimer <ce@westchestergov.com>
cc: "Thomas M. Roach" <roachformayor@gmail.com>, troach@whiteplainsny.gov
date: Mar 27, 2020, 5:30 PM
subject: Bench for homeless and worse.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZRnLUHFTM4zNTLev7
Eliminate this and the adjacent bench on the west side of the White Plains train station. They've been an obvious problem for years, never more than now with the plague.
The people who spend inordinate amounts of time there creep out regular citizens who need to constantly pass close to them to get by.
This is an easy one. Try it. You've got plenty of time to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
________________
Those wretched people living on the county benches on the pathway are not keeping proper social distance, not even from each other. Somebody should give a damn.
Email to Westchester County Executive and Mayor of White Plains:
from: Ken
to: George Latimer <ce@westchestergov.com>
cc: "Thomas M. Roach" <roachformayor@gmail.com>, troach@whiteplainsny.gov
date: Mar 27, 2020, 5:30 PM
subject: Bench for homeless and worse.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZRnLUHFTM4zNTLev7
Eliminate this and the adjacent bench on the west side of the White Plains train station. They've been an obvious problem for years, never more than now with the plague.
The people who spend inordinate amounts of time there creep out regular citizens who need to constantly pass close to them to get by.
This is an easy one. Try it. You've got plenty of time to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
________________
Those wretched people living on the county benches on the pathway are not keeping proper social distance, not even from each other. Somebody should give a damn.
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Plague: simple practical suggestion to local officials about long checkout lines at food store.
from: Kenneth Matinale
to: ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
cc: commoncouncil@whiteplainsny.gov,
George Latimer , letters@lohud.com, digital@lohud.com
date: Mar 25, 2020, 8:18 AM
subject: Re: Ref # 2423968 - Reply from ShopRite
from: ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
to: ken
date: Feb 4, 2019, 10:10 AM
subject: Ref # 2423968 - Reply from ShopRite
Dear Mr. Matinale,
Thank you for emailing, we appreciate the opportunity to respond. The feedback you have provided is very important because it helps us focus on areas that need improvement.
As you may know, ShopRite stores are owned and operated by independent companies. Wakefern provides the stores with products and retail support services but the store owner ultimately controls the day-to-day operation. We’ve forwarded your comments to the owner of this location for further follow up with their management team.If we can be of further assistance, please let us know.Sincerely,
Crista P.
Customer Care Representative
_______________________
https://white-plains-ny.blogspot.com/2020/03/shoprite-on-main-street-worst-run-store.html Saturday, March 21, 2020
Obviously, this ShopRite has not done anything to improve and it's especially bad considering the dumb and lazy policy of not expediting checkout exacerbates spread of the current plague through unnecessary and easily preventable social contact.
Local elected officials are copied in case they want to exert some practical influence.
to: ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
cc: commoncouncil@whiteplainsny.gov,
George Latimer , letters@lohud.com, digital@lohud.com
date: Mar 25, 2020, 8:18 AM
subject: Re: Ref # 2423968 - Reply from ShopRite
from: ShopRiteCustomerCare@wakefern.com
to: ken
date: Feb 4, 2019, 10:10 AM
subject: Ref # 2423968 - Reply from ShopRite
Dear Mr. Matinale,
Thank you for emailing, we appreciate the opportunity to respond. The feedback you have provided is very important because it helps us focus on areas that need improvement.
As you may know, ShopRite stores are owned and operated by independent companies. Wakefern provides the stores with products and retail support services but the store owner ultimately controls the day-to-day operation. We’ve forwarded your comments to the owner of this location for further follow up with their management team.If we can be of further assistance, please let us know.Sincerely,
Crista P.
Customer Care Representative
_______________________
https://white-plains-ny.blogspot.com/2020/03/shoprite-on-main-street-worst-run-store.html Saturday, March 21, 2020
Obviously, this ShopRite has not done anything to improve and it's especially bad considering the dumb and lazy policy of not expediting checkout exacerbates spread of the current plague through unnecessary and easily preventable social contact.
Local elected officials are copied in case they want to exert some practical influence.
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