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[[File:Emptyprize.jpg|right|thumb||Masthead| on the yearly "Emptyprize"| satirical edition of the<br>]][[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]|, February 9, 2007]]The Saranac Lake '''A & P Supermarket''' was located at [[61%20Broadway|61 Broadway]] from 1933 through 1965. Later, they moved to 56 [[Woodruff%20Street|Woodruff Street]]; the Broadway building became the location of the ''''[[Adirondack%20Daily%20Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]. The supermarket closed in the early 1990s. The former A & P building became the office and shop for [[Newman%20%26%20Holmes|Newman & Holmes]], before that store closed in 2017. | |||
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Adirondack Daily Enterprise|, February 9, 2007]]The Saranac Lake A & P Supermarket was located at 61 Broadway from 1933 through 1965. Later, they moved to 56 Woodruff Street; the Broadway building became the location of the 'Adirondack Daily Enterprise. The supermarket closed in the early 1990s. The former A & P building became the office and shop for Newman & Holmes, before that store closed in 2017.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 24,1965
PROGRESSING NICELY — The basic excavation for the new A & P Supermarket at the corner of Woodruff Street and Church Street Extension has been completed and workmen are presently laying the foundation. The large area was an empty lot. The present A & P building on Broadway is expected to be taken over by another business as soon as the transfer is made.
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