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Three new Downtown Milwaukie businesses preview opening plans to council
Summary
Entrepreneurs introduced a new upcycled-goods storefront and two downtown retail-and-event concepts at City Hall: Liz Star's Cirq's (upcycled gifts and consulting), Beeline Records (records, vintage marketplace, performance space) and a vendor-driven marketplace with local artisans.
Three entrepreneurs visited the council to introduce new downtown businesses and preview opening plans.
Liz Star said she will open an upstairs consulting office and a front retail storefront in the historic City Hall property between Freeman and Keeper Coffee. Her retail concept will focus on upcycled home goods, jewelry and gifts made by Oregon and Pacific Northwest artisans; she said contractors were finishing drywall and electrical and she hoped to announce an opening date in one to two months.
Rebecca Savinjord and Jeff Pramchuck…
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