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Store closures are coming for a couple of major brands on Long Island. Supermarket chain King Kullen is shutting down its Levittown location on Hempstead Turnpike this week, Newsday reported.

On Friday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration published a recall announcement for 20-ounce packages of King Kullen Broccoli Cutlets with Bread Crumbs and Parmesan, produced by Gracie's Kitchens ...

The labor pool is small, the work and ethic they have put in is high and it's their time." King Kullen CEO Joseph Brown released a statement to News 12 saying in part, "Historically, King Kullen ...