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Cub grocery store in Uptown abruptly closes, with no reopening date announced

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The Cub grocery store located at 1104 Lagoon Avenue in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood closed for repairs, with no timeline for reopening provided by United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI). The closure notice apologized to customers and directed them to alternative Cub locations on 26th Avenue S. and W. 16th Street.

UNFI emphasized its goal to ensure a high-quality shopping experience for patrons. Pharmacy prescriptions have been transferred to the 26th Avenue store to minimize disruption for customers. The company has not disclosed specific details about the repairs or proactive measures being taken. This closure comes amid ongoing changes in the grocery retail landscape in Minneapolis. Community members are left awaiting further updates about the store's status.

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