Residents follow COVID-19 guidelines while last-minute Thanksgiving shopping in Bay Ridge
News 12 caught up with shoppers at a Foodtown supermarket in Bay Ridge as they scrambled to get those last minute - or forgotten - holiday must-haves.
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Nov 27, 2020, 12:05 AM
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Updated 1,257 days ago
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2h agoThanksgiving may look and feel a bit different this year with smaller gatherings but for some, there will still be a feast.
And if you forgot the stuffing or cranberry sauces, you were not alone.
News 12 caught up with shoppers at a Foodtown supermarket in Bay Ridge as they scrambled to get those last minute - or forgotten - holiday must-haves.
Shoppers formed socially distant lines, as some other customers searching the aisles hoped to get some deals while abiding by COVID-19 safety measures put in place by the supermarket.
The manager told News 12 they were busier this year than in previous years.
