Auburn Hills Shopping Mall\nAuburn Hills, Michigan
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Great Lakes Crossing Shopping Mall\n\nAddress:\nGreat Lakes Crossing Shopping Mall\n4000 Baldwin Road\nAuburn Hills, MI 48326 \n\nToll Free: (877)746-7452\nPhone: (248)454-5010\n\n\nLinks:\nGreat Lakes Crossing
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i believe its around the St. Mary's..it says 2nd street..i have been looking..go rochesterfest!
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http://www.gumtree.com/\n\nIt's part of Kijiji.
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any department stores
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Go across the river to East Peoria. They have the Para-Dice casino also for the greatest pizza Davis Brothers RULES. If you are into adult entertainment Big Al's is located downtown in Peoria. There is Northwoods mall for shopping. Also the East Peoria Festival of Lights will be starting soon you may want to take in some of activities there.
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Contact the mall management and talk to the marketing/rental office.
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By Hersheys in Hershey, PA????\n\nThat is my best guess.
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www.fountaindale.com\ns
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* The Four Seasons Los Angeles\n\nThe Four Seasons (located at 300 South Doheny Drive, which is in Beverly Hills) itself offers limo service from the airport (rates listed on its website,\nhttp://www.los.angeles.the-hotels.com/four-seasons-los-angeles.htm)\n\n* Beverly Hills\n\nThe following two sites offer general information on tourism in Beverly Hills, including shopping, dining and other interests such as beauty salons and concierge services:\n\nBeverly Hills Tourism (http://www.beverlyhillstourism.com/english/index.htm)\nAll About Beverly Hills (http://www.allaboutbeverlyhills.com/)\n\n* Shopping\n\nRodeo Drive is 2 miles away from the Four Seasons, and the Beverly Center (a shopping mall) is also 2 miles away.\n\nThe Beverly Center (www.beverlycenter.com) has a long list of women's clothing stores, from the Gap and Guess to DKNY and Betsy Johnson.\n\nLos Angeles magazine (http://www.losangeles.com/shopping/index.shtml)\nprovides an overview of the top shopping areas in Los Angeles, which include Rodeo Drive, Melrose Avenue, Beverly Boulevard, Third Street, and La Brea, which are all close to each other and to the Four Seasons.\n\n* Art Deco\n\nFor Art Deco, I found several dealers of reproductions, but for actual antiques, I came up with Ann Hauck Art Deco\n(http://www.annehauckartdeco.com/), which is at 8738 Melrose Ave. in Los Angeles. The website features an online catalog.\n\nThe Shapes Collection (www.shapescollection.com) deals in French art deco, and is located at 10201 National Blvd. in Los Angeles. This location is 4.4 miles from the Four Seasons, according to Yahoo! Maps.\n\n* Wristwatches\n\nWanna Buy A Watch? (www.wannabuyawatch.com) features vintage watches and is located at 7366 Melrose Ave. This location is 2.5 miles from your hotel, according to Yahoo! Maps.\n\n* Food\n\nFor Mexican food on Wilshire, Citysearch.com's readers recommend El Cholo, at 1025 Wilshire Blvd. in Santa Monica. This is approx. 10 miles from the Four Seasons hotel. Also on Wilshire (12217 Wilshire) is Citysearch editors' pick Casa Antigua (approx. 5 miles from the\nFour Seasons). They also recommend the kid-friendly Loteria Grill at 6333 W 3rd St. (2 miles from the Four Seasons).\n\nFor pizza, the reader poll on Citysearch suggests Mulberry St. Pizza at 240 S. Beverly Dr. in Beverly Hills (1.2 miles from the Four Seasons).\n\nFor Chinese, P.F. Chang's China Bistro (121 N. La Cienega Blvd.) is a popular chain restaurant. You might also want to consider a trip to Los Angeles' Chinatown (http://www.chinatownla.com/) for authentic\nChinese food.\n\nFor kid-friendly food not in the categories you mentioned, consider Jerry's Famous Deli at 8701 Beverly Blvd. (less than one mile from the Four Seasons). Jerry's is known for its celebrity clientele.\n\nYou may also wish to browse the Zagat Guide for top Los Angeles restaurants for more suggstions.\n(http://www.zagat.com/browse/index.asp?VID=1&PID=1&LID=&newLID=9)\n\n* Eyebrow Shaping\n\nBeverly Hills offers a choice of spas that provide this service. Some of them include:\n\nRafflesamrita Spa (http://www.rafflesamritaspa.com/trea/) has brow shaping for $30. They are located at 9291 Burton Way in Beverly Hills.\nReservations are recommended.\n\nGeorge Michael Beverly Hills\n(http://www.georgemichael-longhair.com/services.html) offers brow shaping for $15. They are located at 9845 Little Santa Monica Blvd. in Beverly Hills.\n\nJ'ai of Beverly Hills Studio\n(http://www.jaiofbeverlyhills.com/services.html) comes recommended by Allure and USA Today. The location is 404 S. Bedford Dr. in Beverly Hills.\n\n* Limousines\n\nLimoFind.com offers a listing of Los Angeles area limo services:\nhttp://www.limofind.com/California/Limousine_Limo_Services/Los_Angeles/home.html\n\nOne of the better looking ones from their list, assuming you want something more than a ride from the airport, include Executive Transportation (http://www.execlimoservice.com/).
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get online and look..also get the paper..the mall is awesome for holiday work..also in milwuakee stockers get 11 an hour
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Nike might have some, or a local sports store, and places like Galyan's Sporting Goods and Dick's Sporting Goods. They have both of those stores at malls usually and you can look up the locations on their websites. If you do an internet search I am sure you could find where one is somewhere near you. Good Luck!
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hmm, well, the only place i know is in Dearborn Heights. it's near Fairlane Towne Center. It's beside the park. it's an indoor skating rink, and if you go there, you'll probably be able to get either classes or info on where you can get them.
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I think River Mall (i cant think of the full name of the mall but it has the river running through it) has a movies store. (been there a few tmes) try there.
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For a while, until it was torn down, Lakehurst Mall in Waukegan IL was a ghost mall.  Gurnee Mills had opened up a couple of miles away and taken all the business.\n\nLakehurst was a twin of Yorktown Mall in Lombard, IL, where I grew up.  Yorktown was remodeled over the years, but Lakehurst was never updated, and stepping into that mall was like a time machine back to my childhood in the early 1970s.  Gradually it just died on its feet; stores would close and never reopen.\n\nThe last time I was there, only three stores were open in the entire mall - one anchor (Carson Pirie Scott); a juniors clothing store whose name escapes me; and a vision center that made 1-hour eyeglasses.  The entire rest of the mall was just empty stores and no customers.  I walked around the whole place.  It was strange and wonderful and eerie.
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Check the web site for the mall.
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Yeah you can get them from Jersey shops like Fannz.  Fannz is at eh fox hills mall in culver city.  Also you can find them at Team LA at Universal City walk.  THere is also one closer @ the staples center. Good Luck
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Actually, I think there is a place in Michigan called Nirvana, in Lake County.\n\nTry Yahoo! maps.