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Updated: November 9, 2012
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SPRINGFIELD -- If you're one of those who only gets to the mall for holiday shopping, you're in for a big surprise. Major construction on White Oaks Mall is now complete.

It's just in time for the holiday rush. The project started more than a year ago. It includes new entrances, an updated look on the inside and new stores.

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