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Bellinghams new Trader Joes location opens on Meridian Street

Bellingham, WALocal News

Trader Joe’s opened its second location in Bellingham, WA, on Thursday, drawing a significant crowd of eager shoppers. Located at 4255 Meridian Street, the new store celebrated its grand opening with music from the Meridian High School band and enthusiastic cheers from employees. Bianca and Tony Summers became the first customers, purchasing a plant as a keepsake of their milestone visit. Trader Joe’s reported that the new location is staffed by both existing employees from the James Street store and newly hired personnel. Operating hours are set from 8 a.

m. to 9 p. m. , seven days a week. The opening not only enhances local shopping options but also reflects the company's strategy to grow in the Bellingham market.

Trader Joe’s aims to create a community-oriented shopping experience, which is evident in the celebratory atmosphere during the grand opening. The addition of this store is expected to positively impact local economic activity and provide jobs in the area.

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