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Dunes Coastal Living open for business
Saturday, August 18, 2007 | No comments posted.
Visitors and members from the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce strolled through the recently remodeled Dunes Coastal Living store in downtown Coos Bay. Members of the chamber got a preview of the variety of items for sale, before officially opening the store with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Barb Bennett, right, bought the store four months ago, repainted and added lots of new merchandise along a home decor theme, in addition to unique gifts and shoes. The store is at 115 Anderson Ave., near several new restaurants and remodeled shops.
World Photo by Lou Sennick
World Photo by Lou Sennick
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