The empty building on South Main Street that housed the P&C Food Market for three years will soon be transformed and reopened -- perhaps during Summer term -- according to town and business officials.
More than four months after its former tenant shut the doors, Bayson Properties, the site's owner, said that in the coming months a CVS pharmacy will very likely occupy the building.
Although CVS spokesman Mike DeAnglis appeared unfamiliar with the idea of the opening of a store branch in Hanover and said that he was unable to comment until a lease was signed at the location, Robin Burdette, Bayson's office manager, acknowledged that Bayson and CVS have been in close contact.
"We've been talking to CVS for awhile," Burdette said, "We're right at the very end of lease negotiations."
A hearing in front of the Hanover Zoning Board is scheduled for July 10, and, according to Burdette, CVS
