Business & Tech
7-Eleven Opening Pushed Back a Third Time
The new opening date is still this month, though.
Could the third time be the charm?
Originally, officials for 7-Eleven Inc. said the new convenience store at Route 130 and Highland Avenue was set to open Oct. 24.
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A few weeks ago, that date was pushed back to Nov. 14.
And now, the new opening date is Nov. 30.
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But that date could change again, according to Margaret Chabris, spokeswoman for 7-Eleven Inc.
“The push back in timing for the opening of this store was due to construction delays,” Chabris said in an email to Cinnaminson Patch. “Opening dates are a moving target.”
If that date changes, you can be sure we'll bring you that information.
The store is owned by Lehigh Gas Corporation, a group based in Bethlehem, PA. It holds partnerships with several gas station companies including Mobil, Hess and Gulf.
The new 7-Eleven will not feature a gas station, however.
The store is around 3,000 square feet and will hold 18 parking spots. The 7-Eleven at the Route 130 and Riverton Road jug handle will remain open.
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