A national preschool franchise backed by private equity firm Roark Capital Group has filed plans with the City of Shoreline to transform a bankruptcy-emptied Rite Aid storefront into a 14-classroom early education center, the latest in a string of conversions reshaping former pharmacy real estate across the Puget Sound region. Primrose School Franchising Co. has […]
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