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I edited the department stores section with information I retrieved from the Cape Cod Times (local newspaper of the area, http://www.capecodonline.com ). The link points to an archived article in their database. Two articles were written about the old Filene's store renovating and becoming the Macy's women's department on April 6 and 25 of this year, along with the store now being 100,000 square feet. -J

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