вЂњIвЂ™m looking forward to doing business with them at the new store,вЂќ Barranco said. Shopper Gerardo Barranco said he figures he вЂњwill have to scrambleвЂќ to find a new place to buy his food but remains optimistic. I come in the morning, and I come in the evening,вЂќ Ortega said. Richard Ortega, a Pico Rivera resident shopping at the story Monday, said he is disappointed the store will be closing. The new Stater Bros, slated for the commercial sector of the mostly-residential 73-acre development at a former youth prison, is expected to open in spring 2021, Dan Almquist, managing partner for Newport Beach-based Frontier Real Estate Investments, said. Upon the opening of the future site, many of the current employees will be transferred back to the new store location, she added. (Photo by Dean Musgrove, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)ДЄll employees will be transferred to nearby stores and maintain their current positions, Kuttansky wrote. Nelles Youth Correctional Facility, under construction in Whittier on Wednesday, July 31, 2019. Stater Bros, which has been at its current site for about 20 years is going to move to the new shopping and residential center across Sorensen to the former Fred C. spokeswoman Marisa Kutansky said in an email Monday, about the store at 11750 Whittier Blvd., Whittier. вЂњThe storeвЂ™s lease will expire, and there is no option to renew,вЂќ Stater Bros. 3 as a result of losing its lease, the store has announced. Stater Bros., which plans on moving into a new store across Sorensen Avenue, will close its 20-year-old Whittier store on Nov.

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