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Main Street Minute: Grocery chain hiring nearly 2,000

Dec 2, 2014, 4:48 PM | Updated: 4:48 pm

KTAR’s Main Street Minute focuses on local businesses that are hiring, opening and hosting events. These stories air on KTAR at 7:27 a.m. each weekday.

• Fry’s Food has 1,800 openings across Arizona. Part and full-time positions are available in management, the deli, in-store Starbucks and pharmacy.

• A wireless antenna system is going up at Gila River Arena. The Arizona Coyotes and Crown Castle International have agreed on a deal to upgrade wireless connections for fans attending home games.

• The former owners of Garland Oak Creek Lodge in Sedona have shelled out $5.2 million for an office building in Scottsdale. The 30,120-square-foot building is located near Mayo Boulevard and Scottsdale Road.

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Main Street Minute: Grocery chain hiring nearly 2,000