Above: No sign in Pennsylvania, so far, of Pacific Northwest-like takeover by CVS of some Rite Aid stores (WHTM) — Rite Aid has filed to close a third batch of stores as the company moves through its second bankruptcy.

The longtime drugstore chain announced the closure of 76 Pennsylvania outlets following a bankruptcy filing last week.

Dozens of Rite Aid stores will close. The drugstore chain said that 68 stores will be closing, the company announced in a bankruptcy filing on May 9. The sixty-eight stores follow the initial list of 47 location closings, including eight stores in Pennsylvania.