Officials in a Bucks County township approved Thursday plans to construct a European grocery store, part of the German supermarket's plans to build its presence throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
Warminster Township officials gave Lidl the okay to build a 36,000-square-foot supermarket on a 9-acre site near Archbishop Wood High School, according to the Bucks County Courier Times.
Previous reports indicate the German grocer plans to open 100 stores up and down the East Coast with a focus on challenging competitor Aldi, also based in Germany.
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