Nevada's Silver State Schools Credit Union, which once maintained a 20-branch statewide presence, said Wednesday it is closing two more Las Vegas-area branches in Albertson's Grocery stores by Aug. 5.

The troubled $725 million CU, which last month a first quarter profit of $90,000, its first in more than two years, said it would not be renewing leases on the supermarket facilities. 

A spokeswoman said the expiration of the leases in the Henderson grocery stores, which the credit union said had "considerably less traffic" than its other branches, would not impact Silver State's three other grocery facilities, two in Albertson's and one in Smith's.  

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