Holiday Shopping? Here's What to Expect This Black Friday

Bellevue, WALocal News

In light of Black Friday 2020, Bellevue's shopping venues are reimagining the holiday shopping experience to prioritize safety amidst ongoing health concerns. With public health mandates in place, stores will operate at reduced capacities, and common areas will be closed to prevent gatherings. The Bellevue Collection, known for its extensive retail options, will feature upgraded HVAC systems with sanitizing UV lighting and robust cleaning protocols to ensure a clean environment. Shoppers can expect clear reminders for social distancing and readily accessible hand sanitizing stations throughout the premises. Local businesses, including popular spots on Main Street, are also highlighted as essential components of the community's holiday shopping experience.

The article encourages residents to support these small businesses while navigating the unique challenges of this year's shopping season. By fostering a safe atmosphere, Bellevue aims to celebrate the ceremonial shopping day while ensuring the well-being of its patrons. As the holiday season unfolds, the city remains committed to balancing festive shopping with public health needs.

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