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02/28/08
Instead of a making simple trip to the grocery store in the minivan to stock her pantry, an Odenton woman will need moving pallets, shipping wrap, a tractor trailer and a freighter. 
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
Superfresh cashier Rebecca Allen, Manager Lis Smith and Melissa Nordstrom hold the receipt from one of Mrs. Nordstrom's free trips to the grocery store.Find Us On Facebook
And she's not taking them just around the corner either.
Melissa Nordstrom is receiving $5,200 worth - the equivalent of 206,000 Indian rupees - of free groceries from the Superfresh in Odenton, and plans to ship it to New Delhi where she lives with her family. Mrs. Nordstrom's husband, who has three years left on a Department of State tour at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, won a year's worth of groceries in a sweepstakes by Coca-Cola...
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