BEVERLY - Bell Market will close today after 42 years in business, but there may be a future, after all, for the small downtown grocery story.
Owner Nick Lembo said he is working on a deal to sell the business to someone who wants to keep it as a grocery store. He said the deal could be completed as soon as next week, and the store could reopen in a month or two.
Owner Nick Lembo said he is working on a deal to sell the business to someone who wants to keep it as a grocery store. He said the deal could be completed as soon as next week, and the store could reopen in a month or two.
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