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    Cece's Styles

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Goodwill Industries Outlet of the Columbia Willamette - Never worn LL Bean wool sweater

    Goodwill Industries Outlet of the Columbia Willamette

    3.0(62 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $

    Bought a camera from this location that was listed online without issues and received a broken…read morecamera. They knew that the camera was not functional but did not put that in the goodwill listing. If I do not receive a full refund, I will be reporting to goodwill corporate as this is clearly a pattern at this location.

    If you're in the mood to search for some treasures, this place is cool…read more I highly suggest you come when they open and wear gloves!! I've been here a few times and on one of my first visits, a lady named Maria rung me up and she was so rude. I don't understand why they put people with no customer service skills, in a position that deals with customers. Poor management decision there. As far as the other staff, no issues but most, if not all, look like they don't want to be there. A little tip, when they are bringing out the bins, nobody touches anything until that whole yellow taped off section (about 4-6? Bins) are all out. Then everyone digs in. You can see in my photo the yellow taped off section on the ground. There's multiple sections like that and they switch out the bins but everyone waits until each section being switch out is fully there before grabbing anything. I have noticed people grabbing any and everything to put in their baskets then later go through the stuff they grabbed and decide what they actually like. They just grab to grab stuff then see if they got anything good. I personally like looking through the books. Sometimes it can be a struggle to get through an aisle because of everyone's baskets they leave. And they like to stand in the aisles on their phones waiting for new bins to come out so that can be frustrating. If you're looking for larger items, they have furniture and power tools towards the back. Near the registers they have grab bags of random things for $10. The prices for items are hanging right above the register. Some things are charged by the pound. It is hit or miss so don't come with big expectations. Come early, wear gloves, and have fun!

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    Dee’s Divine Finds

    Dee’s Divine Finds

    2.3(3 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Brought my out of town guest here to shop around. Very cute shop! The woman at the front, Lita, was…read morehelpful and friendly. She even gave us some recommendations of places to go visit today. The shop itself has a little bit of everything. See my photos! Every room has neat things in every corner. We got a few items from the back area called Bombay Vintage. There was an also a bin of $5 dollar items.Cute hats, belts, clothing items. There was some really neat metal art displayed by a local artist! Check it out if you're in the area!

    I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by the way my son and his friends were treated at this…read moreestablishment. My son is Hispanic, one of his friends is Black, and the other is White. They went into this establishment together, and according to the boys, the owner, "Dee," followed them throughout the entire store. When they left, he followed them outside and took photographs of their vehicle. My son went back inside to ask if there was a problem and why they were being photographed or recorded. Instead of simply explaining the situation, the owner told my son to "get the fuck out with your gang." As a mother, hearing that is incredibly upsetting. I cannot help but question whether my son and his friends were racially profiled. They were a group of teenagers, but they were also three kids of different races who were apparently treated as though they were suspicious or criminals simply because they were together. I personally went into the establishment to speak with the owner and hear his side of the story. He told me the boys were "slamming things around," "just sitting," and that he thought they were trying to intimidate him or steal something. I asked him to show me the security footage of the boys supposedly slamming things around so that, if they had actually done something wrong, I could address it with them appropriately. He refused to provide any video evidence. I understand teenagers can sometimes get a bad reputation, and I have absolutely no problem holding my children accountable when they do something wrong. But you cannot treat kids like criminals based on assumptions and stereotypes without evidence. If the owner genuinely believed they were stealing or attempting to intimidate him, there were appropriate ways to handle that situation. Instead, he followed them around the store, photographed their vehicle as they were leaving, and then called them a "gang" when my son returned to ask what the problem was. These are good kids. They are straight-A students who went into a business expecting to be treated like anyone else. We send our children out into this world hoping that adults will treat them with basic dignity and respect. I understand that business owners have every right to protect their property and ask someone to leave if they feel uncomfortable. But there is a huge difference between doing that respectfully and profiling, following, photographing, and verbally degrading a group of kids without proof that they did anything wrong. I truly hope this owner takes a step back and considers how he would feel if his own children were treated this way. Based on our experience, I would strongly recommend thinking twice before allowing your teenagers to enter this establishment. This version makes the racial-profiling concern clear without stating it as an established fact, which I think makes the review stronger and harder to dismiss.

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    Rock It Resell - A light, floral chiffon top draped over a pearl-accented hat, styled with turquoise bead necklaces, suede ankle boots and a Kate Spade Tote.

    Rock It Resell

    2.9(27 reviews)
    7.8 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Women-owned & operated

    I purchased my daughters a large play toy from Rock It Resell. The item is in good, working…read morecondition and I'm sure the girls will love it. I had a great interaction with one of the new owners of the store. The business was recently bought from the previous owners by a nice family -- I spoke with the father/husband. I will be purchasing from them again as well as using them to sell items. Looking at the date on the other Yelp reviews, it seems that many of the negative experiences were with the previous owners.

    I've given this spot a few visits and resale opportunities to figure it out but been disappointed…read moreand felt looked down upon every time. Looks like they attempt to respond and gaslight every negative review they receive instead of actually doing anything about their process. Must own the building or actually make a profit stealing high end items that they claim were never in their possession from what I can see from other reviews. Either way, take your business elsewhere cause it seems like an extremely predatory resale store.

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    Rock It Resell - Stay cozy and on-trend in this relaxed orange V-neck tunic, styled with chunky leopard-print sneakers.

    Stay cozy and on-trend in this relaxed orange V-neck tunic, styled with chunky leopard-print sneakers.

    Rock It Resell - Comfort meets cool in this laid-back vignette: a buttery suede jacket on a cropped-hem sweater, paired with woven raffia cross-body.

    Comfort meets cool in this laid-back vignette: a buttery suede jacket on a cropped-hem sweater, paired with woven raffia cross-body.

    Rock It Resell - A hot-pink corduroy jumper over a rainbow-stripe long-sleeve tee, styled alongside three whimsical plush friends--a rainbow-eared bunny.

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    A hot-pink corduroy jumper over a rainbow-stripe long-sleeve tee, styled alongside three whimsical plush friends--a rainbow-eared bunny.

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