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Nonprofit wants to revive grocery store on North Side

2015-05-13 01:10:28| Agriculture - Topix.net

The Hennepin County Board on Tuesday pushed along a Minneapolis nonprofit's proposal to revamp a shuttered grocery store on the city's north side, a project that counts some of Minnesota's biggest corporate players among its supporters. General Mills, Cargill and UnitedHealth Group have all endorsed Pillsbury United Communities ' $5.5 million plan to refurbish a 15,000-square-foot former Kowalski's at 4414 Humboldt Ave. N. into a new grocery store and wellness center, the nonprofit said.

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