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A community-owned grocery store opens in Schenectady in 2026, ending a two-decade food access gap.
A new community-owned grocery store, Electric City Community Grocery, will open in downtown Schenectady by late 2026, marking the first full-service grocery in the area in over 20 years.
The 15,000-square-foot store will occupy the refurbished Wedgeway Building, with construction starting in spring 2026.
The project, backed by $1 million in city American Rescue Plan funds and a $2.1 million state grant, aims to improve food access and support downtown revitalization.
It will create 22 to 36 full-time jobs and is governed by over 1,330 member-owners who pay a one-time fee to join.
The Wedgeway Building redevelopment, a $20 million project, includes 70 apartments and retail space, and the co-op is working with Schenectady County Metroplex on parking solutions.
The store is part of broader efforts to boost economic and community development in the area.
Una tienda de comestibles propiedad de la comunidad se abre en Schenectady en 2026, poniendo fin a una brecha de acceso a alimentos de dos décadas.