‘Legacy’ Wawa closing after 51 years in business in this N.J. town @njdotcom

NJ.com | ‘Legacy’ Wawa closing after 51 years in business in this N.J. town @njdotcom | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Wawa is closing one of its “legacy” stores in Cherry Hill on Route 70 after 51 years in business. Wawa often renovates or relocates older stores, but the company says it is unable to do so for this location.
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