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Bass Pro Shops opens first Rochester-area store at Eastview Mall
Victor, N.Y. (WHAM) — After years of anticipation, the Rochester area's first Bass Pro Shops officially opened Thursday evening at Eastview Mall, drawing excited shoppers eager to explore the new store. The 90,000-square-foot store occupies the former Lord & Taylor space, which had been vacant since 2021. Shoppers lined...
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Bass Pro Shops opens new 90,000-square-foot store at Eastview Mall
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First Bass Pro Shops store in the Rochester area opens at Eastview Mall
After years of uncertainty, the first Bass Pro Shops in the Greater Rochester area is now open. The 90,000-square-foot store, located at Eastview Mall in Victor, features a 10,000-gallon aquarium and a 1,000-gallon stream. The store was first announced in October 2025, and work to transform the former Lord & Taylor building began early this year.
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Women of Color International opens second Greece location
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — During Black History Month last year, News 8 highlighted Women of Color International—a boutique business that gives entrepreneurs and women of color a space to sell their one-of-a-kind creations. Today, they held a grand opening for their second location. Located in Greece at The Shops on West Ridge, the store sells […]
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Crescent Beach auction brings new hope for Greece neighbors
What is the court's judgment amount for the Crescent Beach case?. What do neighbors hope the new owner will develop at Crescent Beach?. Why was the Town of Greece unable to act on the Crescent Beach property for years?. Greece, N.Y. (WHAM) — After sitting vacant for years, the long-empty...
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Whatever Happened to Neisner’s Five-and-Dime Stores?
Long before big-box stores and online shopping changed American retail, a trip downtown often meant a visit to the local five-and-dime. These stores sold the ordinary things that families needed, from sewing supplies and kitchen utensils to inexpensive clothing, toys, and candy. Woolworth’s and W.T. Grant became familiar names across the country, but another chain with deep roots in Western New York also belonged to that world: Neisner’s.
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Peter Millar Opening at Naples’ Waterside Shops in Late 2026
Big changes are in the offing at Naples’ Waterside Shops. What Now has already covered new locations there from brands like RH and LoveShackFancy, along with a relocation by the mall’s Anthropologie store. Now, another change is set to take place before the end of this year: sportswear...