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From pharmacy to antique mall, this historic building — and its vintage soda fountain — will reopen as Milwaukie’s hot new retail hub Original

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By Veronica Nocera Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
A burgeoning retail hub with a storied history as a meat market, pharmacy, technology center and, most recently, antique mall is sprouting to life along a stretch of downtown Milwaukie. The buildings — located on Southeast Main and Monroe streets and built as far back as 1939 — have cycled through a series of tenants and vacancies in recent decades. Until closing last fall, the corner space belonged to Main Street Collectors Mall, a treasure trove of antiques that opened in 2002.
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The sale fell through, but Next Adventure isn't closing. Here's the latest twist

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By Veronica Nocera Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The sale fell through, but Next Adventure isn't closing. Here's the latest twist After closure plans were thwarted by an 11th-hour sale contract, Portland's longstanding outdoor retailer will instead return to its original owners. It's been a bumpy year for Next Adventure, the Southeast Portland-based outdoor company founded by childhood friends Deek Heykamp and Bryan Knudsen in 1997.
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After 50 years, Portland’s iconic steakhouse-strip club might close sooner than planned Original

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By Veronica Nocera Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
After 50 years, it might be time to say goodbye to Portland’s own steakhouse-strip club. The family-owned Acropolis Steakhouse — known just as much, if not more, for its steak bites and garlic toast as it is for its dancers — has stood its ground as one of the city’s more bizarre landmarks since 1976. But its meaty reign seems to have come to an end. News tips Business opening or closing in your neighborhood? Email the reporter at vnocera@oregonian.com.
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