Sandy Township Residents React To Wal-Mart Ruling
Posted: 4:29 pm EST January 10, 2008Updated: 5:35 pm EST January 10, 2008
SANDY TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- A new Wal-Mart Supercenter will be built in Sandy Township, Clearfield County after a state court denied the appeal of an opposition group.The group, Sandy Citizens Arguing for Responsible Economic Development, or SCARED, argued against the Wal-Mart being built in an industrial zone.The store will be built behind Wal-Mart's current location in Sandy Township.The current store will be torn down and the space will be used for parking.Several Wal-Mart shoppers said they're looking forward to the new store."It's much better to buy everything at one store," said Ashley Frantz. "That's what you can do at a supercenter."
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