Briefs: Charming Charlie opens at Alderwood mall

Charming Charlie opens at Alderwood mall

Charming Charlie, a rapidly growing women’s contemporary jewelry and accessory retailer, announced that it will open a new retail store at the Alderwood mall in Lynnwood. The new location will be a 5,300 square-foot boutique located at 3000 184th St. SW. The store opens today joining four other existing locations across the state.

EASC to hold After 4 event at Everett’s Jimmy Mac’s

The next event for Economic Alliance Snohomish County’s After 4 Networking series will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Jimmy Mac’s Roadhouse, 11731 Airport Road, Everett. It’s an opportunity to leave name tags at the door, engage with other businesses and open up to a variety of new connections. Go to www.economicalliancesc.org/events/after-4-jimmymacs/ for details.

Decorative wreaths for charity need to be turned in by next week

The Port of Everett would like to remind participants of its first Holiday on the Bay Decorated Wreath Fundraiser that wreaths are due by Monday, Nov. 23. The wreaths will be sold at a silent auction on Dec. 5. in support of the Marines Toys for Tots Foundation. Go to the Port’s Facebook page for details.

Activites planned around state for Global Entrepreneurship Month

Entrepreneurs will celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Month in November in conjunction with Global Entrepreneurship Week, which is this week. More than 100 activities are planned statewide to inspire, encourage and support new business startups. A complete list of events by county and by date can be found at the Startup 365 Washington’s website http://tinyurl.com/nfd83ha.

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