WOMEN-OWNED SHOPS Dress Uptown in
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If the winter cold starts to drive you stir crazy, consider taking a stroll through the historic heart of the City, Uptown Westerville. In addition to popular restaurants, vintage and artbased shops, it’s becoming a fashion destination in its own right. Get to know three womenowned boutiques that are making it fun to shop for clothing in person again. So grab a hot beverage to go (remember DORA is 5-10 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, and 12-10 p.m. on Saturdays) and let these women business owners get you dressed.
S.H.E. 614
" We just wanted to make sure women of all walks of life would be able to come in and find something and be able to feel supported...and walk out feeling stronger." - Adrienne Wilson.
Best friends Natasha Mix, Chauntay Holt and Adrienne Wilson (nicknamed Tash, Tay and A) opened their doors in Uptown Westerville last summer. According to the S.H.E. 614 website, the trio created a space where women of all sizes can feel safe and comfortable while shopping. Customers are invited to a host of special shopping events, a personal shopping service and join the Sassy Ambassador program. 13 E. College Ave. www.sassyhipempowered.com
Deja Vu Resale Boutique
Photo courtesy of S.H.E. 614
Jaclyn Owdom took ownership of Deja Vu Resale Boutique last September, but the shop has been a destination for thrifty fashion lovers since 1982. The store also serves as the retail hub for Megan Lee Designs, featuring locally made shirts designed and printed in Uptown. Owdom hosts a number of in-house events, including sip and shops during DORA hours. Cleaning out your closet? You can make an appointment to consign your gently used clothing as well.
11 N. State St. www.dejavuwesterville.com
“We carry literally hundreds of different brands, styles and sizes. The magic of shopping resale is that you don’t find the right clothes - the right clothes find you. But what we do is bigger than fashion. Our customers care about their impact on the environment...” - Jaclyn Owdom
Photo courtesy of Deja Vu Resale Boutique
Stone & Sparrow Apparel
Amy Winter-Cabilovski has a two-store footprint in Uptown with Stone & Sparrow Apparel (34 N. State St.) and Edwin Loy Home (33 N. State St.). The former shop is where the threads are focused. Stone & Sparrow specializes in classic pieces and gift items. The store also features apparel and accessories for men. 34 N. State St. www.stoneandsparrow.com Photo courtesy of Stone & Sparrow Apparel
"We feature hand-picked, timelessly stylish and high-quality apparel as well as fun gifts and unique accessories for women and men. Separating the two boutiques has allowed us to increase variety for our women’s lines and to expand our men’s selections." - Amy Winter-Cabilovski
LOOKING FOR LOCAL ART, GIFTS AND CASUAL, GRAPHIC SHIRTS AND SWEATERS?
Pure Roots Boutique (18 N. State St.) Ohio Art Market (30 N. State St.)
HOME GOODS? My Cousins Cottage (16 E. College Ave.) Green Haven Living (20 W. Main St.) Edwin Loy Home
Sunbear Studio (22 W. Main St.)
LOVER OF VINYL AND VINTAGE?
David Myers Art Studio & Gallery (7 W. Main St.)
Cinda Lou Shop (20 N. State St.) Spinning Disc Records (18 W. College Ave.)
COPC Dedicates New Building
Central Ohio Primary Care (COPC) welcomed its third building located at 625 Africa Rd. on Oct. 14 with a ribbon cutting celebration. From left: Timothy Anderson, M.D., COPC Laboratory Medical Director; John Philamer Abad, M.D., Westerville Family Physicians; John Paes, M.D., Endocrinology Specialists; Douglas Fosselman, M.D., Northside Medical Associates; Mark Inman, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Chief Operating Officer and Department Administrator of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, OSU ENT & Allergy; Michele Mahoney, M.D., FAAP, River’s Edge Pediatrics Westerville. Photo courtesy of Jamie Schaadt.
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