Chelten Plaza grand opening greets Germantown grocery shoppers
After months of protracted controversy, the $14 million shopping plaza at the corner of West Chelten and Pulaski Avenues will be officially open for business.
Chelten Plaza anchor tenant Save-A-Lot has been stocking its shelves in recent days to prepare for the new location, but the biggest source of neighborhood friction, a Dollar Tree, won’t open for a few months.
Tweets form the grand opening from NewsWorks’ Brian Hickey follow.
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