LAist (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Earlier this month, Starbucks announced the closure of approximately 600 U.S. stores. On Friday, they released the list, which included eight California locations. If you wanted your local 'bucks to stay so you can buy music coffee, then you're in luck. Here are the eight cities in California where they will be closing : San Diego, Rancho Mirage, Hemet, Riverside, Monclair, Victorville, Hollister,...
Brooklyn Heights Blog (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Starbucks announced a couple of weeks ago that it would close 600 stores nationwide. Today the first 50 stores in the dead pool were announced. While 3 are in New York, the long rumored to close Montague Street branch is not one of them. Yet.
Phillyist (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Starbucks announced earlier this month that they will be closing 600 locations between now and the first half of the 2009 fiscal year, sending millions of caffeine addicts into panic. Fortunately for the local addicts, at least, no Pennsylvania Starbucks closures have yet been announced . The Starbucks kiosk in the Cherry Hill Mall , however, is less fortunate.
Ed Levine Eats (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Starbucks has released the first list of store closings, and there are only 3 in New York (so far) [Official Website] Article about artesenal foods in Brooklyn covers Mast Brothers Chocolate, McClure's Pickles, and Brooklyn Oenology [NYP] If you cancel...
Chicagoist (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Starbucks announced the first round of store closing across the nation, and Chicago came out unscathed ... so far.
LA Biz Observed (Free subscription) | 07/15/2008
The first 50 stores to be shuttered have been posted on the company's Web site. Eight are in California,
The Turner Report (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Only one Missouri Starbucks store is listed in the first round of closings announced last week by company officials. Starbucks announced on July 1 that it would close 600 stores across the U. S. The only Missouri store on the list was in Jennings. At this point, no southwest Missouri stores are slated to close.
