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						  Carson Pirie Scott shoppers might have noticed some changes to the Northgate store recently. The 35-year-old stand-alone department store at 970 N. Lake St. in Aurora is downsizing to better serve its needs and the needs of customers, said Terry Hewkin, who manages the location. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s right for customers and right for the store,&rdquo; Hewkin said of the new store arrangement that closes off the lower level and moves all the inventory to the upper level. He stressed that none of the inventory has been compromised; it will just make it easier to shop with everything on one level. Customers  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   