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Company stated the target opening was to be June of this year

In the interim, main floor to house holiday pop-up shop

SHARE ON: (Bob McIntyre, MyTimminsNow.com staff) The chief operating officer of the company that is buying the Tweed & Hickory and Bucovetsky’s building on Third Avenue says it hopes to open sometime in 2022. Mona Beckmann of Things Engraved and the Bloomex retail division responds to criticism that hers is a big company that will hurt small local business. She says there’s a big market share for everybody, and her company will enhance the community by bringing something different.  ...

Article content The new owner of the former Tweed & Hickory and Bucovetsky’s location shared some tentative plans for the three-storey downtown building they have just acquired. “We are currently looking at having retail just on the main level and a floral production facility on the second floor,” Mona Beckmann, chief operating officer for Things Engraved and Bloomex Retail Division, told The Daily Press in an email Friday morning. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try ref...

Article content The former Tweed & Hickory and Bucovetsky’s location at 227 Third Ave. has been purchased by a multinational conglomerate: Things Engraved and Bloomex. “They’ve purchased locations in Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay and now in Timmins,” said Cindy Campbell, executive director of Downtown Timmins Business Improvement Association. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Ambitious plans lined up for historic downtown building Back to vid...