Ocasio-Cortez praises the selection of The Peninsula in the Bronx for NYC’s municipal grocery store program.
Quiver AI Summary
Announcement of Grocery Store in the Bronx: Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez praised Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and the NYC Economic Development Corporation for selecting The Peninsula in the Bronx as the second location for the City’s municipal grocery store program. The store is set to open in 2027 and aims to improve food access in the South Bronx.
Statements from Officials: Ocasio-Cortez expressed gratitude for addressing food access issues, emphasizing that affordable food should be a right. Mayor Mamdani highlighted his administration’s commitment to economic equity, while Deputy Mayor Julie Su mentioned plans to solicit proposals for grocery store operators to meet affordability standards.
Future Plans: The initiative aims to open grocery stores in each borough by the end of Mamdani’s first term. The Peninsula development will also include affordable housing and community space, reflecting a broader effort to revitalize the area historically known for its detention facility.
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