Yet another grocery store has opened in Danbury.  At the former A&P site on Main Street the ribbon was cut on a new PriceRite.  When the company announced it was moving to the site, they made a donation to the Danbury Museum and Historical Society. 

Yesterday they presented a $5,000 check to Connecticut Food Bank Communications Director Mary Ingarra.  She says that will allow them to distribute over 12,000 meals.

The Price Rite opening has brought with it 130 full and part time jobs. 

It's the 11th PriceRite location in Connecticut.  The store features a number of green technologies including energy efficient lighting and glass doors on dairy cases.  Customers are encouraged to use their own bags or buy them as needed for 10-cents in order to prevent waste. 

Mayor Mark Boughton says the company put about $5 million worth of work into renovating the building and re-do the parking lot.