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Business briefs: Update on the Powell River scene

New architect Jenny Whitten, a registered architect, is offering architectural services in Powell River as Roost Studio. She designed the Sunset Homes affordable seniors housing complex proposed for Joyce Avenue near Duncan Street.
Business briefs

New architect
Jenny Whitten, a registered architect, is offering architectural services in Powell River as Roost Studio. She designed the Sunset Homes affordable seniors housing complex proposed for Joyce Avenue near Duncan Street.

Rebranding business
Raincoast Kombucha is growing and rebranding. The business launched new bottles in shops around the Lower Mainland in late March.

Mobile grill
Sli City Grill Mobile Food Truck and Catering will officially launch its mobile food truck on May 15 at a yet-to-be-determined location.

Online presence
The Knack recently launched a Canada-wide e-commerce site. The women’s clothing boutique opened in Powell River in 1989.

Library staffing
Powell River Public Library has a new assistant chief librarian, Natalie Porter. Sonia Zagwyn takes over as children’s services coordinator.

Expanded hours
Edie Rae’s Cafe in The Old Courthouse Inn is now open seven days a week. Frankie’s Place Day Spa also opened recently at the inn.

Paddling season
Stillwater Paddleboards will have rentals available at Willingdon Beach starting May 15.

Mitchell’s Canoe, Kayak & SUP Sales & Rentals is now renting and selling stand-up paddleboards.

Branching out
Fruits and Roots Juice Bar made its move to Town Centre Mall and features a display case from Just Soul Foods.

Deli debut
Ecossentials Local Market welcomes 7 Sprouts Plant-Based Deli to its restaurant space.

New digs
Artique, Powell River’s Collective Art Gallery, has moved to 6820 Alberni Street. Rockit Music is now open at 4400 Marine Avenue, with Rockit Fuel Cafe opening soon next door.