The Seattle Times | Paul Roberts
If downtown Seattle ever truly recovers from COVID-19, it will be thanks in large part to a new wave of risk-takers like Jason Lemons.
In June, Lemons, 43, opened The Lemon Grove, a vintage clothing and household accessories store in Pioneer Square. Although the historic neighborhood still wasn’t back to its pre-pandemic normal, Lemons and partners Maria Rountree-Olivares and Ian Rountree saw potential.
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