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Union Store & Service Guide Be Union, Shop Union – Support Your Fellow Local 5 Members If union members don’t support union businesses how can we expect the general public to do so? Resist the urge to pick up a “deal” at a non-union store where low wages and sub-standard working conditions create unfair competition for your employer and ultimately, threaten your contract and possibly your job. Patronize the following union stores and businesses: GROCERY STORES Safeway Stores – All Northern California stores Lucky Stores – All Northern California stores Nob Hill Stores – All Bay Area stores except Monroe St., Santa Clara Food Maxx – All Northern California stores Al’s Food Market, Castro Valley Bianchini’s Market, San Carlos Bianchini’s Market, Portola Valley Bruno’s Food Center, Carmel (meat only) DeLano Market, Fairfax Deluxe Foods, Aptos Diablo Foods, Lafayette Draeger’s, Menlo Park Draeger’s, Los Altos Harvest Market, Fort Brag Draeger’s, Danville Key Market, Redwood City Draeger’s, South San Francisco Lunardi’s, South San Francisco Encinal Market, Alameda Lunardi’s, San Bruno Fairway Market, Salinas Lunardi’s, Los Gatos Fairway Market, Gonzales Lunardi’s, San Jose Fairway Market, Watsonville Lunardi’s, Belmont Food Mill, Oakland Lunardi’s, Walnut Creek Food Source, Hayward Lunardi’s, Burlingame Foods Co, San Francisco Lunardi’s, Danville Foods Co, Richmond Mal’s Market, Seaside (meat only) Foods Co, Pittsburg Marin Scotty’s Market, San Rafael Foods Co, Salinas Mill Valley Market, Mill Valley Grocery Outlet, Oakland Mollie Stone’s, Sausalito Grocery Outlet, Redwood City Mollie Stones, San Francisco Grove Market, Pacific Grove Mollie Stones, Palo Alto Mollie Stones, Greenbrae Mollie Stones, San Bruno Mollie Stones, Burlingame Mollie Stones, San Mateo Mollie Stones, South San Francisco North Coast Co-op, Eureka North Coast Co-op, Arcata Harvest Market, Novato Piazza’s Fine Foods, Palo Alto Piazza’s Fine Foods, San Mateo Piedmont Grocery, Oakland See’s Candy, Lafayette Purity Supermarket, Fort Brag See’s Candy, Oakland Raley’s, Rohnert Park See’s Candy, Redwood City Raley’s, Windsor See’s Candy, Fremont Raley’s, Santa Rosa See’s Candy, San Leandro Raley’s, Fremont See’s Candy, Castro Valley Raley’s, San Pablo Raley’s, Ukiah MEAT PRODUCTS Raley’s, Petaluma (meat only) Raley’s, Fairfield A Tarantino and Sons, San Francisco Raley’s, Antioch Allied/Pringle Meats, Oakland Trag’s Market, San Mateo Bryan’s Meats, San Francisco United Market, San Rafael C and M Meat Company, Berkeley United Market, San Anselmo California Shellfish, San Francisco Vallerga’s Market, Napa Darling International, San Francisco Village Market, Oakland Evergood Sausage, San Francisco Sarah Lee/Gallo Salami, San Lorenzo BAKERY, COFFEE AND CANDY Guerra Meats, San Francisco Mohawk Meats, San Jose Bimbo Bakery, South San Francisco Milan Salami, Oakland Dick’s Bakery, San Jose Modesto Food Distributers, Colma Peter’s Bakery, San Jose Pape Meat Peerless Coffee Company, Oakland Saag’s, San Leandro See’s Candy, South San Francisco San Jose Valley Veal, San Jose See’s Candy, Alameda Swan Oyster Depot, San Francisco See’s Candy, Emeryville See’s Candy, Brentwood DRUG STORES See’s Candy, Burlingame See’s Candy, Newark Rite Aid – All Northern California stores See’s Candy, Walnut Creek CVS, Driscoll Rd., Fremont See’s Candy, San Mateo CVS, Mission Blvd., Fremont See’s Candy, El Cerrito CVS, Fremont Blvd., Fremont See’s Candy, San Ramon CVS, 14th St., San Leandro See’s Candy, Pleasanton CVS, Foothill Blvd., Hayward See’s Candy, Pleasant Hill CVS, Broadway Ave., Oakland CVS, Mountain Blvd., Oakland CVS, Thomas L. Berkeley, Oakland CVS, 41st St., Oakland CVS, Fruitvale Ave., Oakland CVS, Redwood Rd., Oakland CVS, Bernal Ave., Pleasanton CVS, Telegraph Ave., Berkeley CVS, Shattuck Ave., Berkeley CVS, Mission Blvd., Hayward CVS, Jackson St., Hayward CVS, Tiburon Blvd., Tiburon CVS, Donahue St., Marin City CVS, West Capitol Expressway, San Jose CVS, The Alameda, San Jose CVS, McKee Road, San Jose CVS, 1st. St., Livermore CVS, San Pablo Ave., Emeryville CVS, Newark Blvd., Newark CVS, Solano Ave., Albany CVS, Lewelling Blvd., San Leandro CVS, Washington Ave., San Leandro CVS, E. 14th St., San Leandro CVS, 1st. St., Livermore CVS, E. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale CVS, First St., Gilroy CVS, Bascom Ave., Campbell CVS, Bayhill Center, San Bruno CVS, S. El Camino Real, San Mateo CVS, Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road, Saratoga CVS, DeAnza Blvd., Cupertino CVS, South White Rd., San Jose CVS, Castro Valley Blvd., Castro Valley CVS, Moorpark Ave., San Jose CVS, E. Blythedale, Mill Valley CVS, Almaden Expressway, San Jose CVS, Novato Blvd., Novato CVS, San Felipe Rd., San Jose Ordway Drug Store, Monterey CVS, Lincoln Ave., San Jose Sunshine Center Pharmacy, South San Francisco CVS, Blossom Hill Rd., San Jose Medical Arts Pharmacy, San Leandro CVS, Tully Rd., San Jose CVS, Berryessa Rd., San Jose OTHER RETAIL CVS, Foxworthy Ave., San Jose CVS, Meridian Rd., San Jose Green Apple Books, San Francisco CVS, Camden Ave., San Jose J&J Check Cashing, South San Francisco CVS, Regional Street, Dublin Macy’s, San Francisco CVS, El Camino Real, Palo Alto Macy’s Furniture Gallery, Pleasanton CVS, Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto Samuel’s Jewelers, Oakridge Mall, San Jose CVS, Pollard Rd., Los Gatos Western Appliance, San Jose CVS, Blossom Hill Rd., Los Gatos CVS, Grand Street, San Rafael SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT CVS, San Carlos Ave., San Carlos CVS, De Anza Blvd., San Mateo HMS Host CVS, California St., Mountain View Pacific Gateway Concessions CVS, El Monte Ave., Mountain View World Duty Free Shops CVS, W. El Camino Real, Mountain View Xpress Spa CVS, Miramonte Ave., Los Altos CVS, Fremont Hub, Fremont CVS, Santa Clara Ave., Alameda CANNABIS SALES AND MANUFACTURING CVS, Island Dr., Alameda California Collective, San Germino CVS, Marina Village, Alameda Courage Productions, Fairfield CVS, Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas Mission Organics, San Francisco CVS, Cabrillo Hwy., Half Moon Bay Magnolia Wellness, Oakland CVS, Saratoga Ave., Santa Clara Vallejo, Holistic Health Center CVS, Homestead Rd., Santa Clara CVS, Stevens Creek Blvd., Santa Clara AGRICULTURE HARVEST AND PROCESSING CVS, Grant Ave., Novato CVS, El Camino Real, Redwood City 4Q Farms, Salinas CVS, Broadway St., Redwood City Boschma and Sons Dairy, Bakersfield CVS, Walnut Grove, Morgan Hill Advanced Cooling, Yuma D’Arrigo Brothers, Salinas Dobbler and Sons, Watsonville Fresh Express, Salinas Hess Winery, Napa Mann Packing, Salinas Nunes Cooling, Salinas Olam Foods, Hanford River Ranch, Salinas Seaview Growers, Oxnard Triple E, Tracy Turlock Fruit Company, Turlock Uni Cool, Yuma Valley Sun Products, Newman Union Dental, Martinez Growers Express, Salinas Union Dental, Novato Growers Street Cooling, Salinas DENTAL OFFICES BARBER SHOPS Elaine Lui, DDS, South San Francisco Benjamin’s, San Jose Mission Dental, Fremont Downing Center Barber Shop, Los Gatos Pacific Family Dental, Milpitas Hair Cellar, San Leandro Oakridge Dental, San Jose Hair Handlers, San Jose Pure 1 Dental, San Jose Julian’s Barber Shop, San Leandro Unident, San Jose Manny’s Barber Shop, Salinas Union Dental, San Jose Mel’s Hairstyling, Livermore Union Dental, South San Francisco Norm’s Barber Shop, Pleasanton Union Dental, Oakland Paul’s Barber Shop, Vallejo Rogue Hair Boutique, Sausalito Styles and Extras, Santa Rosa OTHER FACILITIES Fred Finch Youth Center, Oakland SafeAmerica Credit Union, Pleasanton Taxi Starters, San Jose Airport United Administrative Services, San Jose.
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