October 3, 2026 - 12:45

The familiar aisles of Sandy's Fine Food Emporium in Westerly are entering a new era. The local market at 15 Post Road, long known as a family-run staple, has changed hands, but the spirit of the place is staying in the family.
The transition began this week as the shop approaches its next phase of operation. The new owners say they plan to preserve what regular customers have relied on for years: personal service, a curated selection of goods, and a strong connection to the surrounding community.
Shoppers can expect the same welcoming atmosphere, with staff members who know their customers by name. The focus will remain on fresh products and everyday essentials rather than expanding into a large-scale operation.
While some behind-the-scenes updates may come later, the core experience will not change. The goal is to keep the market a neighborhood gathering spot where people can stop in for a quick conversation along with their groceries.
Longtime patrons have expressed relief that the store will continue under local ownership. For the new team, the priority is simple: honor the past while serving the community in the years ahead.
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