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Kaival Patel, the new manager at John's Friendly Market in Haddon Heights. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

John’s Friendly Market Passes to New Owners

New manager Kaival Patel took over the shop on Monday after his family purchased it from the daughters of its namesake, John Johnson. Patel says he plans to keep things the same, and make small improvements over time. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...

By Matt Skoufalos | May 1, 2025
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