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DeKalb is getting a new ALDI grocery store

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By Joshua Sharpe

Dec 11, 2017

DeKalb County is getting an new popular grocery store.

ALDI is coming to the Decatur Crossing shopping center off Scott Boulevard, according to the company. It is expected to open sometime in early 2018.

Further details are forthcoming, the company said.

The shopping center also includes Sprouts and a variety of other businesses, including Dunkin' Donuts, Zoe's Kitchen, City Barbecue and others.

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