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Produce Junction prepares to open, and a new Aldi is coming soon: The latest on Delaware grocery stores

Produce Junction prepares to open, and a new Aldi is coming soon: The latest on Delaware grocery stores Brandon Holveck, Delaware News Journal Inside look at the new Trader Joe s location Replay Video UP NEXT In April alone, Delaware added two big players to the grocery store market in Target in Prices Corner and Trader Joe s in the Christiana Fashion Center. But that s not all for new Delaware grocery stores. A few more new stores, each with their own niche, are expected to open throughout the rest of the year. © Brandon Holveck/Delaware News Journal The new Produce Junction in Stanton is expected to open at the end of May.

Produce Junction to open this month, Aldi opening Newark store

View Comments In April alone, Delaware added two big players to the grocery store market in Target in Prices Corner and Trader Joe s in the Christiana Fashion Center. But that s not all for new Delaware grocery stores. A few more new stores, each with their own niche, are expected to open throughout the rest of the year. Here s the latest. Stanton Produce Junction opening soon After delays attributed to the pandemic, Produce Junction is setting up its new Stanton store to open at the end of the month. Produce Junction spokesperson Chris Laino said the company s best guess for when the store will open is Monday, May 24.

When Covid-19 locked them down, this senior-living activities director kept fun alive in a 'horrible' time

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Rachel Kaufman is the activities director at Brandywine Living at Dresher Estates in Dresher, Pa. (Alejandro A. Alvarez/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) When Covid-19 locked them down, this senior-living activities director kept fun alive in a ‘horrible’ time PHILADELPHIA A year ago, the job of activities directors at nursing homes and assisted living facilities was to get people out of their rooms and into their communities. People like Rachel Kaufman organized movie nights, card games, exercise classes, parties and happy hours. These activities directors, AKA life enrichment professionals or, in Kaufman’s case, escapades producers, tended to be outgoing, upbeat, infinitely patient people who could make the most of tight budgets, said Kirsten Jacobs, director of dementia and wellness education with the senior housing organization LeadingAge.

Making the best of a horrible situation: Amid pandemic, lockdown, disease and death, senior-living activities director keeps fun alive