New Haven Meat King market to partner with CTown Supermarkets
As a result of its affiliation with White Plains-based CTown Supermarkets, The Meat King Farms in New Haven will be getting a new name.
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As a result of its affiliation with White Plains-based CTown Supermarkets, The Meat King Farms in New Haven will be getting a new name.
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