BOSTON/Jamaica Plain - Opponents and supporters of a new Whole Foods supermarket, scheduled to replace the recently-shuttered Hi-Lo Foods market, debated their positions at a meeting of the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council at the John F. Kennedy School on Monday. Hi-Lo, a grocery store formerly catering to the Latino community, closed its doors after 47 years at the disputed location.
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