Return to Eden closing November 29

The health food grocery store on Cheshire Bridge, Return to Eden, is closing its doors after 21 years in business. Return to Eden opened in 1993, and served the neighborhood as a natural foods and supplement market.

The message posted on their Facebook page reads:

From now until closing, everything in the store is 20 percent off. Rainbow Grocery, Sevananda and Nuts N' Berries are local businesses that Return to Eden suggests the community should support.

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