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Hill District residents 'overwhelmed with joy' that Salem's Market is open - Vimarsana News

Hill District residents 'overwhelmed with joy' that Salem's Market is open

The Hill District has a grocery store again. Salem’s Market & Grill opened its third location at Centre Heldman Plaza on Thursday morning, ending a nearly five-year span in which the Hill District was left without a local grocer following the closing of Shop ‘n Save in March 2019. Guests

Hill District gets first grocery store in five years - Vimarsana News

Hill District gets first grocery store in five years

The Hill District Salem's Market opened it's doors Thursday morning.

Source: wtae.com
Salem's Market, set to open in Hill District, will fill void in neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Salem's Market, set to open in Hill District, will fill void in neighborhood

Abdullah Salem, owner of Salem’s (Sah-Lims) Market, is preparing to open a location in the Hill District in February. It will be his third. He says failure is not an option in this location — they owe that to the community. He is working day and night to make sure

Salem's Market, set to open in Hill District, will fill void in neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Salem's Market, set to open in Hill District, will fill void in neighborhood

Abdullah Salem, owner of Salem’s (Sah-Lims) Market, is preparing to open a location in the Hill District in February. It will be his third. He says failure is not an option in this location — they owe that to the community. He is working day and night to make sure

In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams Amplifies the Islamists - Vimarsana News

In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams Amplifies the Islamists

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, alongside NYPD Commissioner Edward A. Caban, announced at a press conference on August 29th that mosques in the city are now free to broadcast an amplified adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, at prescribed times on Friday