Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Brentwood Police said the man tried to leave without paying for the item and shoved a loss prevention officer to get away.
A man and woman face robbery charges after a shoplifting attempt at the Target store in the Promenade. Randell Warren, 46, of the 4600 block of Greer Avenue, and Shanaya Edwards, 28, of the 4500 block of Alice Avenue, were charged Friday with second-degree robbery. Both live in the city of St. Louis. Brentwood Police said Warren took a Nintendo 3DS off the shelf at Target and began leaving the store without paying for the item when he was confronted by a loss prevention officer at the door. Police said Warren pushed the guard three times. The third time he pushed the guard, the officer fell into a second loss prevention officer, and both had minor injuries, according to a court document. Warren ran outside to a car where Edwards was …
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Ride with Patch on a tour of the parking lot between Trader Joe's and Target.
A recent article about the Brentwood Trader Joe's expanding into a space next next door brought comments about parking being, among others, "the worst lot ever." Patch wondered, how bad is the parking in front of Trader Joe's, really? A video camera on the dash recorded about 17 minutes of driving the aisles. The tour started at around 1:30 on Saturday afternoon. This video is the scariest minute that could be pulled out of that drive. There were no near-accidents, but it wasn't fun. Sorry it gives the experience of the lot without actually going into Trader Joe's!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Thousands are signing an online petition protesting Target's plans to open at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving to offer Black Friday sales.
The petition was reportedly created by a Target employee upset that the retail giant is opening on Thanksgiving and requiring employees to work instead of spending time with their families (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) Target stores, including the one in Brentwood, will open their doors at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving. As of Tuesday morning, there are more than 179,000 signatures on the petition. (Check out the petition here.) Target is joining other retailers, inlcuding Walmart, that are opening on Thanksgiving to get a jump on Black Friday holiday shoppers. What do you think? Are Black Friday specials getting out of hand and starting to replace the Thanksgiving holiday itself?
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Target applicants used to have to complete 704 true/false questions about everything from politics to their sex life.
Looking for a job, either as full time as you can get, or maybe seasonal? Sounds like if you want to work at Target it's not easy to get in. An article by AOL suggests it's harder to get into Target than Harvard. Here's the process at a California Target, according to the article: "Target's hiring process for its new stores has been designed with military precision. Applicants take an on-spot assessment test, interview with two current employees, and are then escorted to the bathroom for an on-site drug test. If all goes well, they'll get a job offer, assuming their background check comes up clean." Have you, or are you planning on applying for a position at the Brentwood Promenade Target? A caller to the store is told to apply online. Do …
Sunday, August 19, 2012
A variety of shops are located near Washington University for students needing anything from school supplies and guitar strings to computers and running shoes.
New to St. Louis and looking for groceries, running shoes, a decent used camera or guitar strings near WUSTL? Patch is your online source for local news, and we also have a comprehensive directory for anywhere to get anything. Browse the stores below to familiarize yourself with your nearby shopping destinations. Each link has what you need to check out the store online or in person. Groceries supplies: School supplies: Clothing and misc. Clothing School supplies Misc. Groceries supplies Clothing and misc. School supplies Misc.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Walmart in Maplewood and Target in Brentwood both have more than what you need.
As an attempt to provide a public service, Maplewood-Brentwood Patch shopped the Maplewood Richmond Heights 8th grade school supply list at the Maplewood Commons Walmart and the Brentwood Promenade Target. It's complicated, of course, because of the vast array of options in every category. At both stores, supplies can be found in office supply and special school supply areas. I looked for the most economical options, keeping in mind what is on the school list. You might make different choices from what I found, for instance, you might want to buy a box of 50 colored pencils, or 10. In other words, take this research with a grain of salt. Target has supplies compartmentalized with signage above each category in the school supplies area. …
Thursday, February 9, 2012
The Target in Brentwood is participating in the trade-in offer that gives customers a store credit for their used electronics.
If you have an iPod, iPhone or iPad that you are ready to get rid of, take it to Target and the store will give you a gift card in return for the device. The Brentwood Target store is participating in the trade-in offer. Town and Country store staff tells Patch that customers can trade in online or in-stores. However, customers must work with a member of the Target Mobile staff if making the trade-in at the store, so check your local store for its hours. According to the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Target is offering the deal at more than 1,450 retail locations through a partnership with NextWorth. The offer runs through Feb. 11. The Post-Dispatch reports the following trade-in amounts: Click here for more information on the offer. Although…
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Find the latest on Black Friday lines, deals and news as it happens. If you see something we should know about, send us a tip at Lindsay.Toler@patch.com or tweet @StLouisLindsay.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
The stores, sales and strategies you need to optimize your all-night shopping blow-out.
Here’s a new holiday tradition to try: Say grace, eat turkey, head to the mall. Black Friday sales start at midnight this year at some of the regions biggest stores, including Walmart, Target, Kohl’s and Best Buy. We’ve read through the ads and compiled everything you need for the best all-night holiday shopping blow-out possible. And for each sale, we've highlighted the items we think would make the best gifts (at the best prices!) Check back on Black Friday for updates and tips, and if you hit the sales, tag your tweets with #BlackFridaySTL or mention @StLouisLindsay. And don't forget: Black Friday sales are already starting online at popular big box stores. Best Buy said they've already sold out of popular $80 TVs and $150 laptops, but …
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
This week, "Patch" goes in search of the best area deals to help you care for your family while watching your wallet.
Homegrown peaches are here and the Kirkwood Farmer’s Market at 150 E. Argonne in Kirkwood is celebrating the arrival with the Peach Festival from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday. Sample all the peachy recipes and vote for the best tasting locally grown peaches. Plus, enjoy the sounds of UJ & The Downhome Blues Band. Back to school time is just around the corner. If your school-aged athlete is in need of a physical, contact the Back & Neck Care Center at 604 E. Lockwood in Webster Groves. Physicals are available by appointment for just $20. To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call 314-968-4696. What could be better than an ice cold Dr Pepper on a hot summer day? How about if it's free? For one day only on Saturday, Shop 'n Save at 7355…
Bart Karnowsk
11:31 am on Friday, April 12, 2013
There are many things wrong with your second set of statements, and I'm not surprised given that your first statement was the same way. First, your need to defend that you have friends of color, we're all so proud of you. Also, ANY street north of Market isn't considered North Saint Louis. A decent chunk of downtown is north of Market. You labeled me as a big left winger (typically associated … more ›