By Associated Press - Thursday, August 31, 2017

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. (AP) - More than 1,000 employees of Gordy’s Market grocery chain have been notified they could lose their jobs if a buyer isn’t found.

The Chippewa Falls-based grocery business is in receivership. A letter to the state Department of Workforce Development from receiver attorney Michael Polsky lists 25 affected grocery stores - all except for the Osseo location. Some of the stores have already closed or are being sold to another grocer.

The Leader-Telegram reports Gordy’s main supplier, Nash Finch, filed a lawsuit last week saying it’s owed more than $86 million.

Festival Foods, of Onalaska, is buying three Gordy’s stores in Eau Claire and Tomah. Six others have closed in Eau Claire, Hayward, Stanley, Spencer and Richland Center.

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Information from: Leader-Telegram, https://www.leadertelegram.com/

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