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North Shore residents make wreaths to fight Alzheimer's - NOLA.com

Rock's door. "This is a great bargain," Ballas said. "To go buy this at a retail outlet, it would probably cost us $70 and it is helping a great cause."Isabella Alvarado and mom Lizette Alvarado attended the event and made a wreath for Isabella's room. Isabella picked out the color, ribbon and all the accessories."It was fun," Isabella Alvarado said.Mom Lizette had an even bigger interest in the event."I am going to be the emcee for the Walk," Lizette said. "I will pep people up, encourage them to keep going and do their best, encourage them to take selfies and post them and keep the motivation flowing."Lizette's grandmother died from Alzheimer's."It is what drives me. It is the passion that keeps me going," she said. Sharon Snowdy from the Council on Aging St. Tammany [COAST] Slidell office came to the event."I love working with COAST and the many people at the Slidell center. It's a great place to be," Snowdy said.Snowdy, who was responsible for all the Downton Abbey activities at WYES as well as the wine tastings, the beer tastings and the chocolate tastings, brings a wealth of experience. A Slidell resident, she is delighted to be working so close to home."This event has been such a hit with the seniors here today," Alvarado said, "We might just have to bring something similar to Slidell." It's Fall, Y'All was so much fun, I can't wait to hang my new wreath.For further info contact Jennie Gunckel, Avanti Senior Living Engagement Coordinator at 985.317.6110. To learn about the Council on Aging St. Tammany (COAST), go to www.coastseniors.org.Ann Benoit can be reached at covingtontowntalk@gmail.com. http://www.nola.com/community/st-tammany/index.ssf/2017/10/its_fall_yall_and_that_meant_w.html

Consortium provided quick response to flower garden die-off - Corpus Christi Caller-Times

By Beatriz Alvarado of the Caller-TimesSept. 18, 2016 0 A response to a mass die-off of invertebrates at the East Flower Garden Bank in Gulf of Mexico could have taken months.But because a consortium of experts was established last year, response to the July discovery took days, said Tony Knap, director of the Geochemical and Environmental Research Group at Texas A&M University-College Station."(The die-off) was detected (on a) Monday ... It was confirmed Thursday and by Friday we had gathered a group (to help investigate)," Knap said. "We were in a favorable position."Texas OneGulf is a multidisciplinary consortium of research institutes led by the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.The group includes scientists and expert researchers in the environment, economy and human health.The consortium was created to provide quick scientific response and problem solving to events such as the die-off reported near Galveston in July.Coral... http://www.caller.com/news/education/local/consortium-provided-quick-response-to-flower-garden-die-off--3abfbb3e-79c0-32e1-e053-0100007fddbc-393904021.html

New floral design center in spotlight - San Angelo Standard Times

Vickie has a cutting-edge, contemporary approach to floral design that makes both a personal and artistic statement. She is the artist of the local floral designers," said Rene Alvarado, 2009 Texas State Artist and one of the event's hosts.Over the past 15 years, Alvarado has attended exhibit openings at galleries in major cities across the state. Floral arrangements are an important part of the event with floral designers attempting to outdo each other, exposing Alvarado to all of the current trends and giving him a keen appreciation for the art form."Because San Angelo is a relatively small city, we often overlook the wonderful talent that we have locally," Alvarado said. "This is an opportunity to celebrate talent, creativity and the spirit of community that makes San Angelo a great place to live."ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe Sip and See Block Party will launch Downtown San Angelo's DISCOVER DOWNTOWN, a new quarterly event showcasing the people and businesses that make downtown San Angelo thrive."When the Carrancos opened Celebraciones Bellas, they selected downtown as the site for their fledgling business," said Del V. Velasquez, executive director of Downtown San Angelo, Inc. (DTSA). "From the beginning, they've been members and supporters of DTSA and our efforts to revitalize our historic downtown."It's an honor to use the grand opening of their second venture, Rita's Floral Design Center, as the launch event for DISCOVER DOWNTOWN because they and their team members represent the creativity, drive and passion that enlivens our community."... http://www.gosanangelo.com/news/new-floral-design-center-in-spotlight

Nederland florist, community turn loss into gifts for elderly - Beaumont Enterprise

COVID-19 response throughout Southeast Texas and the world at large. Hardy is working with First Baptist Church in Nederland, who will make the deliveries to their area seniors isolated at home or in nursing homes. It is the second round of sponsoring a senior to recieve flower arrangements, and a program she hopes to continue throughout the course of the virus outbreak response. Photo taken Friday, April 3, 2020 Kim Brent/The Enterprise less Sara Hardy, owner of Sparkle & Co., a small florist in Nederland, makes arrangements of yellow and red roses, which will be distributed to senior citizens to brighten their time isolated amid stay at home ... more Photo: Kim Brent / The Enterprise Photo: Kim Brent / The Enterprise Image 1 of / 17 Caption Close ... https://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/article/Nederland-florist-community-turn-loss-into-gifts-15185237.php

5 Best Florists in Dallas?? - Kev's Best

Now I know and never have to hope for the best in the future!” – Erik WatkinsMockingbird Lane FloristSource: PexelsMockingbird Lane Florist is an independent and family-owned business in Dallas, Texas, by Liland family. The store pride itself on employing a talented and dedicated team that can provide tailored-couture flower arrangements with same-day flower delivery. The places they can reach are University Park, Highland Park, Richardson, Irving, Plano, Carrolton, Mesquite, Garland, Frisco Texas, and the Preston Hollow and Lakewood communities.They ensure only to ship the newest flower available, tropical plants, roses, orchids, and more. They have almost all for various events and occasions. Clients can talk to their event consultants to create a more simple and distinct project.Products/Services:Flower Arrangements, Couture Designs, Roses Arrangements, Fruit & Gourmet, New Baby, Love & Romance, Orchid Plants, Blooming Plants & Gardens, Green Plants, Sympathy, Roses, PlantsLOCATION:Address: 5606 E Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX 75206Phone: (214) 821-1433Website: www.mockingbirdflorist.comREVIEWS:“Absolutely the best! Got flowers for my wife and daughter for Valentine’s Day delivered to my work when they said they would! That’s huge for me. Can’t say enough nice things about this place. Highly recommend!” – Trevor HortonPetals & Stems FloristSource: PexelsPetals & Stems Florist has been... https://kevsbest.com/best-florists-in-dallas/

We're Open Castro's Flowers staying open to cover local floral needs Tim Griffin 6:40 - KRIS Corpus Christi News

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Today's We’re Open segment takes us to a place where they can still deliver smiles in the toughest of times. Castro’s Flower Shop is one of the oldest florists in Corpus Christi. They have been around since 1951 making it a long-running family business.Simon and Rafiela Castro started their flower business more than 68 years ago. They passed it onto their grandchildren Eddie and Debbie Castro in 1985.Now, 35 years later, they are still at it. And despite COVID-19, their services are still in demand.“People still want to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and get well soon," Eddie Garcia said. "Sadly to say, funerals are still going on and people still want flowers for funerals, it helps with their grieving process,"Eddie Castro says his business has switched over to contact free delivery.“We go to a house, ring the door bell, put the flowers by the door," he said. "Our driver steps back, we wait for the person to answer the door and let them know the flowers are here.”And if ... https://www.kristv.com/open/castros-flowers-staying-open-to-cover-local-floral-needs

Local Florist spreads joy through public arrangements in The Woodlands - hellowoodlands.com

That’s what florists do, they serve people.”Learn more about Ann Engelbrecht and local business Sprout Fine Floral Concepts located in The Woodlands, Texas by visiting allaboutsprout.com.Advertisementimg width="1000" hei... https://www.hellowoodlands.com/local-florist-spreads-joy-through-public-arrangements-in-the-woodlands/