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Lowe's Store Closings 2011: Complete List of Lowes Closures
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by NowPublic Staff | October 17, 2011 at 10:30 am
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On October 17, 2011, Lowe's Announced It Is Shutting 20 Stores in the US. Here is a Complete List of Lowes Stores That Are Closing
Lowe's announced that they will be closing 20 of its stores in the near future. According to a press release, 10 stores closed on October 16, 2011. The remaining stores will close within the next month.
"Approximately 1,950 employees will be affected by these closings," said Lowe's in a release. "Employees will receive pay and benefits for 60-90 days. In addition, Lowe’s will be working with local government agencies to help employees with outplacement assistance."
In addition, Lowe's will reduce the number of new stores it plans to open to just 10 to 15 per year.
Here is a complete list of Lowe's stores that are closing in 2011:
| Los Banos, CA | Biddeford, ME | Old Bridge, NJ | ||||
| Westminster, CA | |
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Ellsworth, ME | |
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Batavia, NY |
| Denver, CO | |
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Ionia, MI | |
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N. Kingstown, RI |
| Aurora, IL | |
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Rogers, MN | |
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Emporia, VA |
| Oswego, IL | |
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Claremont, NH | |
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S. Tacoma, WA |
| Chalmette, LA | |
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Hooksett, NH | |
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Brown Deer, WI |
| Haverhill, MA | |
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Manchester, NH | |
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at 05:40 on October 18th, 2011
The Lowes store in Los banos, has been in my estimation one of the best things that had happened to this community. Unfortunatly its closing I will consider one of the worst. It's not just the store closing but the loss of jobs and a quality company with which to do business with. I have never been a fan of The Home Depot, and will probably go to Turlock to shop for certain items and brands that I want. From my own personal experience this store was doing more volume than the Depot, and was always there for the community in its support of local teams and business I will be sorry to see it go.