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Friday marks the final day of a once-popular suburban Chicago mall -- at least as shoppers know it. Spring Hill Mall, built in 1980 on 100 acres of land in West Dundee and Carpentersville, will permanently close its doors Friday. The mall, owned by the New York-based Kohan Retail Investment Group, required all tenants to move out by the closure date - except for the Kohl's, which is owned separately, and the Cinemark Theater.

Friday marks the final day of a once-popular suburban Chicago mall -- at least as shoppers know it. Spring Hill Mall, built in 1980 on 100 acres of land in West Dundee and Carpentersville, will permanently close its doors Friday. The mall, owned by the New York-based Kohan Retail Investment Group, required all tenants to move out by the closure date - except for the Kohl's, which is owned separately, and the Cinemark Theater.

Olive Garden owner Darden Restaurant's stock plummets because diners don't dine out anymore Olive Garden is one of my friends' favorite restaurants.

The sandwich chain announced a new 10-year agreement to stock PepsiCo products rather than the Coca-Cola beverages it has sold since 2003. The beverage shift will start in U.S. restaurants in 2025. Rather than offering drinks like Coca-Cola, Sprite, Vitamin Water and Dasani, locations will have Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Gatorade and Aquafina. Flaunt Your Individual Style - Save On chainsaw man onesie www.amazon.com/Shop/chainsaw man onesie Flaunt Your Individual Style - Save On chainsaw man onesie Ad Subway signed a 15-year deal with Coca-Cola back in 2003 and, when it expired in 2018, the chain continued to sell the products in the U.S., according to CBS News. But Subways in some international markets, like Canada and Germany, have already moved to PepsiCo. The announcement also noted that Subway is extending its partnership with Frito-Lay through 2030. As Frito-Lay is a subsidiary of PepsiCo, switching to PepsiCo drinks means that the fast food spot will get snacks and beverages from one supplier and result in “more efficiency,” per a release.

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Missing elevator sends New Jersey grandma down shaft as horrified granddaughter looks on A woman in her 70s opened the door to the elevator in her New Jersey apartment building and stepped inside — only to plunge down the shaft because it wasn’t there. The victim fell from the first floor, and the young granddaughter she had just picked up from school was left staring wide-eyed. The woman was trapped, and neighbors at her Jersey City building said they could hear her screams as panic set in. Brandon Rennick and his cousin raced to help, first securing the child who was still safely on the first-floor landing. Jersey City fire rescue officials also responded to the scene. The woman was hospitalized with serious injuries, including a broken elbow and stomach tear, her daughter and a neighbor said late Tuesday. It’s not clear what went wrong with the elevator. Caution tape was seen blocking off the entrance to after the incident. Caution tape over the elevator. (NBC New York) Caution tape over the elevator. (NBC New York) People who live in the building claim that the elevator problem is just the tip of the iceberg. Edwin Perdomo, who lives next to the victim’s daughter, said his apartment is plagued by mold, leaks and flies. He said he has complained repeatedly, but nothing has been done to address the problems.

Chicago begins evicting migrants from shelters The city has started enforcing a controversial policy of evicting migrants after 60 days in the shelter system, in response to the thousands who have arrived in Chicago. But critics and migrants themselves are saying the enforcement could be a disaster.

JetBlue to leave Kansas City, trim service from Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale amid financial trouble JetBlue is ending service to and from Kansas City as part of a broader route reorganization in the wake of a federal judge's decision to reject its merger with Spirit Airlines. The New York-based carrier also said it would trim routes out of Los Angeles International Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. And it will not be returning to Newburgh, New York, after suspending service to the town amid the pandemic. New Samsung Galaxy S24+ Samsung New Samsung Galaxy S24+ Ad The changes were made in an internal memo seen by NBC News. It's the second round of route cuts the carrier has announced this year. In a statement, JetBlue said the routes and markets had fallen short of expectations. "JetBlue is constantly evaluating our routes to best serve our customers, return our airline to profitability, and find ways to improve our reliability," it said. Expand article logo Continue reading Back to Home JetBlue has struggled to regain a stable financial footing in the post-pandemic period. In its most recent quarter, it posted a decline in revenues and a net loss. It also said it expected to have some 15 Airbus planes out of service due to maintenance issues.

Hero bus driver saves 9 kids before school bus goes up in flames GMA TEAM, KIRK COHALL and SEAN SANDERS Wed, March 20, 2024 at 9:41 AM CDT·2 min read 47 A Louisiana school bus driver is being hailed a hero after she jumped into action and helped nine children off a school bus before the vehicle was engulfed in flames. Kia Rousseve, a bus driver for Community Academies of New Orleans, was on her way to her fifth bus stop along her usual route on March 13 when she realized something was wrong and her mother's instinct kicked in. "I put my motherhood on. I have a child, so I thought about them kids like it was my own child," Rousseve told "Good Morning America." MORE: Hero rail workers honored for saving 3-year-old on train tracks PHOTO: School bus driver Kia Rousseve helped nine children off the school bus they were traveling in before the vehicle was engulfed in flames. (The Exchange) PHOTO: School bus driver Kia Rousseve helped nine children off the school bus they were traveling in before the vehicle was engulfed in flames. (The Exchange) The 28-year-old said she first knew something wasn't right when the school bus she was driving started to lose power. "The bus started acting crazy and started jerking and going real, real slow," Rousseve recalled. The incident was caught on a nearby security camera. In the footage, Rousseve is seen pulling over, and a bystander runs to let her know that flames are coming from underneath the school bus.