Quick... You have three hours! Super Bowl XL merchandise is being sold for half-off yesterday's prices at the Commerica Park souvenir store. The sale runs until 6 p.m.
Judging by the amount of merchandise still on store shelves all around downtown Detroit, I would think other stores will follow suit.
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If you're in need of a right arm, one Steelers fan is selling his on eBay.
I guess people will do just about anything for Super Bowl XL tickets. After two bids the price is up to $20.50.
A morning press release from eBay (that I'm just reading now) proves just how popular those yellow Steelers towel things are. According to the release:
"Over 3,300 Terrible Towels, Steelers fans' swinging sensation, have flown off eBay's virtual shelves over the past two weeks. Average selling price has been $15. Listings are receiving an average of 24 bids per item, demand comparable to Apple iPod nanos on eBay during the holidays."
What a treat! Motown legends Bobby Rogers, of the Miracles, and Duke Fakir, of the Four Tops, join 7 Action News anchor Carolyn Clifford for Tuesday's noon newscast. The pair were at Broadcast House to promote Saturday's Motown Music Fest at the Masonic Temple.
This weekend we heard from the folks at Ilowski Sausage Company in St. Clair. They had football-shaped sausages and we wanted to see pictures. "Not only are they realistic - they are delicious!," said an email from Jeanne over at Ilowski Sausage.
Well... Here they are. In the picture below, you see owner Joe Ilowski with a whole rack of his football-shaped salamis. Want one? Give them a call: (810) 329-9117
It seems that Super Bowl partiers from all over the place are searching for authentic Detroit foods they can serve on Super Sunday. What are they finding? How about coney dogs you can order online.