Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Malls across the region are offering steep price drops, giveaways and special promotions to those willing to fight the crowds the day after Thanksgiving.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Whether nearby or a bit of drive, we have got the scoop on what suburban retailers will be offering for Black Friday deals. The Commons will be giving free gift cards — ranging in value from $10 to $500 — and holiday tote bags away to its first 1,000 shoppers that make it out to the commons on Black Friday morning, according to the Commons' website. Shoppers can also sign up to win a $2,500 shopping spree. Shopping hours vary by store at Algonquin Commons with several retailers starting the sales on Thanksgiving night. Algonquin Commons lists opening times by retailer on its website. At the Huntley Outlet Center, Black Friday starts a day early. Some stores will open on Thanksgiving while others will open at midnight on Nov. 23 and will …
Friday, November 25, 2011
Check out some of these deals from local businesses in the area.
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Big-box stores aren't the only businesses offering Black Friday deals this holiday season. Check out some of these local businesses offering shopping opportunities throughout the area. Barrington Spend $50 in shoes or boots get $50 in gift certificates from Young Tootsies Children's Shoes in the Ice House Mall. The deal is good through 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3. Customers who spend $75 you are also eligible for $100 gift certificate drawing that is good for all stores there. Learning Express Toys is offering 20 percent off everything through Nov. 28. Participating Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce businesses are offering $12 for a $25 gift certificate. Barrington Home Shoppe is offering 20 percent off almost everything in the store from 8…
Friday, November 26, 2010
Some walked away with new computers while others were satisfied with simply stocking up on groceries.
The holiday shopping season has officially begun. At Best Buy this morning, cars swarmed the parking lot and shoppers were greeted by a friendly security guard who wished everyone a good morning. Inside, special discounts on televisions, iPods and computers lured prospective buyers. The store was well-staffed, but employees were not allowed to speak to reporters about the event. Some customers left the store empty-handed, but others, like Rocior Reynoso of Elgin, bought a new desktop computer and printer. This was not her first time shopping on Black Friday morning. "We look for the sales, and depending on what we need, that's what we go for," Reynoso said. She arrived at Best Buy at 5 a.m. and waited a half hour to enter the store, as the…
Police were present at some stores to ensure safety for shoppers.
Best Buy, Toys"R"Us, Victoria's Secret, Walmart, Target and other Algonquin stores opened their doors early on Black Friday with limited-time specials and deals for early-morning shoppers.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Many stores will be opening as early as midnight.
Black Friday is typically one of the largest shopping days of the year—and this year will be no different. Stores are opening earlier and offering sales for longer lengths of time. Local retailers predict large numbers and have been preparing stores for weeks already. "As far as preparations go, we are making sure to be fully staffed, plan for long lines and ticketing (of items)," explained Best Buy employee, Tiffany Novak. "We expect 150 or more people at the opening," she added. Best Buy will open its doors at 5 a.m. and some of the most anticipated items include: Algonquin Wal-Mart offers door-buster sales from 5 a.m. to 11 a.m. including: Stores nationwide have been offering Christmas sample items since the middle of October to give …
Michael Bivona
10:18 am on Sunday, November 27, 2011
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