Dartmouth Police: No Kidnapping Attempts at Dartmouth Mall
Two posts were made to Facebook on Thursday, which made the situation sound very intense.
One post, shared by a store employee who said it came from her manager, reads:
“Hey guys just a heads up we had a mother and daughter come into our store alerting us that a man was following them he followed them into the store stood right near them and would not leave them be I called security and security escorted the two girls to their car in the parking lot he left our store to go into burlington and they’re getting the guy kicked out of the mall but while all that was happening security also told us that there were guys trying to kidnap a 16-year-old in the parking lot so there’s cops out there right now dealing with the situation. So please anyone closing from now on make sure you walk out together!”
Aldi Is Coming to the Dartmouth Mall
Get those quarters ready, because a new ALDI location is coming to the Dartmouth Mall.
According to a recent press release, PREIT announced on Thursday, January 7 that the company has executed a lease with Aldi for a 21,000 square foot grocery store. This new-to-portfolio grocer will open in the fourth quarter of 2021, joining Burlington who opened in the first quarter of 2020 in the space formerly occupied by Sears that had been proactively recaptured by the company.
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Aldi joins a dynamic roster of tenants including Burlington, Old Navy, Hollister, H&M, Five Below, Carter’s, and Francesca’s.
PREIT Enhances Appeal of Dartmouth Mall with the Addition of Aldi
New-to-Portfolio Grocer fortifies retail hub
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ PREIT (NYSE: PEI), a leading operator of distinctive real estate in high barrier-to-entry markets, today announced that the Company Has executed a lease with Aldi for a 21,000 square foot grocery store, further delivering on its promise to solidify the region s retail node and diversify the mall s retail offering. This new-to-portfolio grocer will open in fourth quarter of 2021, joining Burlington who opened in the first quarter of 2020 in the space formerly occupied by Sears that had been proactively recaptured by the Company.
Dartmouth Economy Faces COVID-Related Dangers [OPINION]
The recent $25,000 raise of the salary of the Dartmouth town administrator is causing tensions about the town budget and the future of the town s finances.
In a split vote, the Dartmouth Select Board voted to give a jaw-dropping raise to its top employee. They might have lost him to another town if they didn t offer him a base salary of $185,000 with additional annual raises built into his new contract.
Compared to the annual budget, this additional $25,000 isn t a lot of money. However, the debate about this salary naturally flows into the larger questions and discussions about the future financial picture of this seaside town sandwiched between the cities of New Bedford and Fall River.