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February 17. 2012 11:00AM - Last modified: February 17. 2012 11:02AM

Toys R Us to close Camp Hill store in March

By Jim T. Ryan

New Jersey-based Toys R Us Inc. in March will close its Camp Hill store near the Capital City Mall in Cumberland County and consolidate it into a new store set to open this spring on the Carlisle Pike, the company said.


On Feb. 12, the retailer started a closing sale at the store at 3500 Capital City Mall Drive in Lower Allen Township, said Katelyn Leondi, a Toys R Us spokeswoman. The sale is scheduled to be complete by mid-March.

The company will move the Toys R Us location to the new store at 6391 Carlisle Pike in Hampden Township, where it also will open a new Babies R Us store. Toys R Us will retain the more than 50 people that work at the Camp Hill store, moving them to the new building, Leondi said.


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The combined store on the Carlisle Pike is part of the company's strategy to integrate its retail locations and offer shoppers a one-stop experience, she said.

Toys R Us does not yet have an opening date for the new store, she said.

Camp Hill-based Smith Land & Improvement Corp. redeveloped the Silver Creek Plaza on Carlisle Pike, a 9 acre former car dealership, for 70,000 square feet of retail space, including the Toys R Us location and smaller shops.


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