West Point Market on Friday got the court approvals it needs to continue operating as it reorganizes under chapter 11 bankruptcy, Ohio.com reported. The approvals came just one day after the long-established and popular specialty supermarket, founded in Akron, Ohio, in 1936, filed for bankruptcy protection, citing in large part financial problems exacerbated by delays in opening a critically needed in-store bakery. The supermarket intends to remain open as it goes through the bankruptcy process.
