8 • The Southwest Portland Post
BUSINESS
THE COUNTRY STORE
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“Beginning in October on the first
Monday of each month, 10 percent
of all proceeds will be donated to the
Make-a-Wish Foundation.
“We’ll continue to be involved with
this great community donating to
Wilson High School, the Oregon
Energy Fund, and other institutions.”
Salvador Molly’s is open Sunday
through Thursday from 11:30 a.m.
until 9 p.m and until 10 p.m. on
Fridays and Saturdays.
Fire damages Coin Cottage in
Multnomah Village
In the early hours of September
9, a two-alarm fire struck the Coin
Cottage located at 3675 SW Troy St.
in Multnomah Village. Firefighters
had to vent the roof of the fortified
concrete building and break out
windows to battle the flames.
The fire may have been caused by
an electrical issue. The building had
no sprinklers.
Schools Committee
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The next regular meeting will be on
Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Multnomah
Art Center, 7688 SW Capitol Highway.
The committee shares information,
snacks and engagement opportunities.
Attendees may agree to share
information with their neighborhood
associations or attend to participate in
specific outreach activities on behalf of
Southwest students.
Built in 1958 for the Multnomah
Post Office, Rose City Trophies took
over the building when the post office
moved to its current location. Paul
Rigby opened his rare coin business
and moved into the building in 2011.
In February 2015, Rigby opened
up the Green Cottage, a medical
marijuana dispensary. It shares the
same footprint as the coin shop.
The Post was invited to see the
damages and to speak with Rigby. A
chain link fence secured the perimeter.
A tent and moving pod were set up in
the parking lot so Rigby can sort out
the damage and continue to conduct
transactions.
“We have been very fortunate and
blessed,” Rigby said. “Most of my
inventory was in fireproof safes. We
have a great insurance policy and they
have been fantastic to work with.”
The Green Cottage suffered smoke
and some water damage and is
currently closed until further notice.
“Steve Arel [the owner of
O’Connor’s Restaurant and Bar] has
been incredible,” Rigby said. “Steve
has offered the Annex to me where
I can continue to meet clients during
October 2017
Fire damaged the Coin Cottage on Sept. 9. (Post photo by Erik Vidstrand)
the business day.”
The building structure is fine and
will be rebuilt and retrofitted with
sprinklers. Rigby expects to be open
within six to nine months.
Whether it’s attending meetings in
schools, networking, weeding tennis
courts, fundraising or reaching out
to influential people, SWNI Schools
members collaborate to develop strong
relationships.
The committee is always interested
in adding new organization and
business partners to their contact
list. If you’re interested in attending
meetings or volunteering for SWNI
schools, contact: schools@swni.org.
“My gratitude goes out to the many
friends and family for your love
and support,” wrote Rigby on his
Facebook page. “I am truly blessed
to have you all in my life.”
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IN THE VILLAGE
Trick or Treat
Rain or Shine
HALLOWEEN STOP!
Swing by for some
Halloween Fun!
7634 SW Capitol Hwy.
Tuesday, October 31st
3:30pm to 5:30pm
RIVERSGATE
CHURCH
Start:
Finish:
Start at Starbucks to pick up your walking
map, and parents can get a complimentary
cup of coffee!
Finish at Dr Jensen’s for a special
surprise treat! 7717 SW 34th Ave.
Sponsored by the Multnomah Village Business Association