Bannon called them “mensches,” a Yiddish word for people with integrity.
“This is a tough one, because, you know, competition is competition and I am a big supporter of small businesses, yet I also realize that there are people that live on side of the town that, you know, are looking for convenience,” Davis said.īannon voted yes, and said people like Domaney and his son treat people so well that they’ll “survive and thrive” even with a Market 32 that sells alcohol. The public comment appeared to have rattled Davis. She said voting no was hypocrisy given all the cannabis stores the board has approved. Resident Michelle Loubert, whose brother has worked for the Price Chopper company for 44 years, said the store also has roots in the community like the other small stores. Resident Stephen Donaldson said this issue is striking “the same chord in the local business community.” He said the town shouldn’t allow “big-box businesses that thrive on the outskirts of town to drive smaller, independent businesses … out of existence.”ĭonaldson also said the town already has enough alcohol for sale in a town with a population of around 7,000. We found 33 results for Chopper in or near Webster, MA.They also appear in other related business categories including Supermarkets & Super Stores. That was a reference, in part, to a bylaw that Davis had led the drafting of last year in part to stop corporate ownership of homes for use as Airbnbs. He said the board has been anti-corporation in much of its policymaking and should continue that stance. Domaney pressed the board to stick to its mostly anti-corporate stance. Ed Domaney at his store, Domaney's Liquors and Fine Wines, in 2021.
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