Chatham Walgreens closure prompts 'corporate abandonment' accusation from Chicago alderman
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Chicago Ald. William Hall blasted Walgreens for closing the Chatham store amid theft and safety concerns, calling it 'first-degree corporate abandonment' and warning it could create a 'medicine drought' for seniors; Walgreens says ongoing safety issues forced the June 4 closure and employees can transfer to other locations.
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