Englewood residents meet with Save A Lot owners over store concerns for new location

Dozens of Englewood residents attended a town hall meeting to take their concerns over a new grocery store opening directly to store leaders.

"If this is a deal we have no control over then you will at least have to listen to our concerns," said Asiaha Butler, Residents Association of Greater Englewood.

The store's leadership talked through plans to renovate its Chicago locations, and reaffirmed its commitment to Englewood. But Englewood residents not in favor of the Save A Lot brand said they want clean stores, fresh produce and better community engagement.

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