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Outdoor Retailer Orvis to Close 11,000 SQFT Store in Downtown Seattle

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By The Registry Staff Downtown Seattle continues to see retailers making their exits.This time, it’s Orvis, the fly-fishing and outdoor apparel company, which will close its store at 2101 First Ave. near Pike Place Market at the end of March, according to a report from the Puget Sound Business Journal. It originally opened in the […]

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