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The Port Angeles Downtown Association held its annual membership meeting on January 26, 2012, at Kokopelli Grill. In her keynote address, Kathy Monds, Executive Director of the Clallam County Historical Society told stories about some of the colorful characters in our city’s past in preparation for the Sesquicentennial celebrations this summer. PADA Executive Director Barbara Frederick announced the 2011 statistics that included the closure of 12 businesses and the opening of 12 businesses, for a zero net loss of businesses, there was a net gain of approximately 4 employees. She also announced that $380,000 was invested in downtown properties by property or business owners. $1,190,866 was invested downtown in public funds for the First Street Storm Water project, and $14,000 in beautification projects to prepare for Celebrate Elwha. In addition 82 volunteers invested 2,643 hours in downtown.
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Saturday Market year round at the Gateway 10:00-2:00
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DOWNTOWN HAPPENINGS IN FEBRUARY
Inspired! | Cock A Doodle Doughnuts 105 E. Front Free small coffee 6am-3pm Friday only. | Rissa’s Barely Consignment |
Twisted Mischief | Skin Care Suites Spa 106 N. Lincoln Hot tea & chocolates. 25% off treatments, free chair massage. | Expeditions NW 115 E. Railroad Ave. Friday only Enjoy Coffee, cookies and a view. |
| Bay Variety 135 W. First Refreshments. 20% off purchase over $10 | PA Antique Mall 109 W. First Cookies & treats. Meet the dealers. | Trading Post Antiques 114 W. First Free Coffee, tea or hot chocolate. |
| Golden Crafts Shop 112C S. Lincoln A sweet Thank you! | Teenie Queenie 117 W. First Mini cupcakes, complimentary goodie bags, free drawing. | Brown’s Outdoor 112 W. Front Cookies & Coffee. Drawing for North Face daypack. |
Cottage Queen | Odyssey Bookshop 114 W. Front European Chocolate covered cookies & thank you's. Random giveaways throughout the day, each day. | Pacific Rim Hobby 138 W. Railroad Free 2012 calendars while they last. Special pricing on Thomas the Tank wooden train sets. |
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Second Weekend -- February 10 & 11
Cabled Fiber Studio to Feature Pianist for Second Saturday
As part of Second Saturday on February 11th, Margaret Maxwell, pianist, will provide light classical music at Cabled Fiber Studio, 106 North Laurel in downtown Port Angeles. Mary Sue French, owner of Cabled Fiber Studio said "It will be classical music, but it won't be concert hall music. It will be music appropriate for knitting and chatting and seeing what's going on at Cabled Fibers." Ms. Maxwell has degrees in music from the University of Puget Sound and Central Washington University. This program will feature music from the 17th and 18th centuries.
Music will be from 6-7 p.m. Donations will be accepted for VIMO, Volunteers in Medicine in the Olympics, the Port Angeles free clinic. For more information, contact Cabled Fiber Studio at 504-223 or info@cabledfiberstudio.com.
The Waterfront Art Gallery, 120 W First Street is very sad to announce that after 30 years in business the members are closing the gallery. The last day of business is Feb 29, 2012.
PLEASE JOIN US…… The Gallery members would like everyone to come join them at their last gathering on FRIDAY Feb 10 from 5 to 8. There will be a 30% discount on all sales for the month of February.
The Waterfront Art Gallery has had a great 30 years and we are proud to have been a part of Port Angeles. Thank you for your support.
Business of the Month
 | BUSINESS OF THE MONTH Next Door Gastro Pub has changed the face of downtown. They brought a fresh business concept to downtown,. Owner, Jacob Oppelt, his partners and staff renovated their space with the assistance of our own Design Committee member, architect Charles Smith. They have created an already “happening place” reputation with a fresh design, esthetically pleasing and paired it with a fresh, vibrant attitude. Next Door has raised the “bar” by taking a small, non-descript space and making it a showplace. |