Mike Lord remembers treating the Sears at Six Corners as a neighborhood hangout when he was a kid.
When his parents pushed to turn off the TV and get outside, he would sneak over to the store's TV department to watch Cubs games.
“It was my babysitter when I couldn't get friends together to play ball,” said Lord, 59, who was shopping at the store Friday and still lives a few blocks away.
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