Normas Flowers & Decor

Business name:

Normas Flowers & Decor

Address:

9773 Sierra Ave Ste C11

City:

Fontana

State:

California

Zip Code:

92335

Phone number:

(909) 829-2409

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Plan ahead, Mother's Day is not cancelled - Claremont Courier

Wisteria delivers to the cities of Claremont, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Ontario, Chino, Chino Hills, San Dimas, La Verne and Glendora. Aromatique 319 W. First St., Ste A, Claremont Aromatique is a unique skincare salon, and a bath and body shopping boutique. The licensed staff provides expert skincare treatments such as facials, massage, waxing, make-up artistry, microdermabrasion, permanent make-up, airbrush tanning, lash extensions and various other skincare specialties that hardworking moms can enjoy once the stay home orders are lifted. For $69 (a $10 savings) you can purchase a gift certificate for a 55-minute classic facial, Swedish massage or reflexology session. Aromatique offers free porch delivery within a 15-mile radius for any skincare or gift items and free gift wrapping. Orders can be placed by calling (909) 626-7422 or emailing admin@aromatiqueskincare.com. Visit www.aromatiqueskincare.com for information. Jasmine 271 W. Second St., Claremont Jasmine offers customized Mother’s Day arrangements with shipping, and free local delivery from Glendora to Rancho Cucamonga. Gifts range from $35 to $100, including bath and body products, and loungewear. You can even choose between bath and shower products. Jasmine staff will work with you over the phone to pick products. To place an order, call (909) 659-5909 or email jasminestoreclaremont@gmail.com.

ANGELINA FONTANA Obituary - Stoneham, MA | Boston Globe - Legacy.com

FONTANA, Angelina R. (Marranzini) Age 94, of Stoneham, Dec. 15, 2019. Beloved wife of Edward V. Fontana. Loving mother of Carol Fontana of Stoneham and Linda Scioli and her late husband Bobby of Reading. Devoted grandmother of Dan Dillon and wife Jennifer of Seattle, WA, their children Dexter and Angelina, and Theresa Dillon of Albany, NY and Gina Brett and husband Cory, their son Milo of Reading. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. A Funeral Mass will be held on Monday, December 23rd at 10AM at St. Patrick's Church, 71 Central St., Stoneham. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend and are asked to meet directly at the church. Burial is private. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105-9959. www.costellofuneralhome.comView the online memorial for Angelina R. (Marranzini) FONTANA Would you like to Send Flowers? ...

Art Alive brings flowers, cars and interactive workshops to SDMA - pacificsandiego.com

Bloom Bash will also feature interactive art installations including works by Monty Montgomery, a local San Diego muralist, and Dominic Fontana, a San Francisco-based artist known for his large scale pieces with a most interesting and curious medium: Tape. For this event, Fontana was teamed up with BMW, after talking with Sarah Grossman, the Manager of Special Events and Corporate Relations, about the possibilities of working his medium on a car. As he noted, “the stars happened to be aligned this time.”Fontana, the founder of Taped Metal Canvas, whose eye-catching work has previously been displayed at KAABOO Del Mar, labored for 26 hours across three days on the project. But the work on the BMW I8 didn’t come easy. Despite having complete freedom with artistic design, Fontana noted he had to release any preconceived ideas he had planned for the project. Advertisement Artist Dominic Fontana works on design features on a BMW.(Helen Perez) “I was a little nervous with the car design that it wasn’t going to work,” he said, “and sure enough, my (original) design went out the window, and I had to let the car and its curves put the design on the car.”The inspiration for his design ultimately wove that spontaneity together with another piece he had previously constructed, which will hang in the background of the car display. As Fontana described it, “it’s a big bloom piece with purple and red and green vines, and I used the colors in that piece to inspire what I would do on the car. That’s where it literally blossomed from.” Artwork designed on a BMW I8 by Dominic Fontana will be on display during Bloom Bash.(Courtesy photo) Advertisement Like his work on metal canvases, ...

Rose Parade will have Inland flavor, with entries from Big Bear, Pomona and Norco - Press-Enterprise

Colorado Boulevard, too, including floats from Cal Poly Pomona and Big Bear, the Norco Cowgirls, and a marching band from a Fontana high school. Volunteers Victoria Estrada and Aaron Lewis apply yellow strawflower petals to “Annie's saxophone” for Cal Poly Universities’ “Far Out Frequencies” float. Annie will be covered in green button mums when the float rolls through Pasadena on New Year’s Day. (Photo courtesy of Cal Poly Pomona) Dennis Brown’s sister, Nicole Ocasio, and mother, Karen Lewellyn, prepare the image of the young organ donor from Redlands that will appear on the Donate Life float in the Tournament of Roses Parade on Tuesday, Jan. 1. Ocasio is detailing her brother’s eyebrows. (Photo courtesy of OneLegacy) SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsDennis Brown is seen in a family photo. The Redlands High School graduate died in 2008, a few days before his 20th birthday. His family donated his organs. (Photo courtesy of OneLegacy) The Norco Cowgirls and Little Miss Norco Cowgirls rodeo drill teams perform during the 2018 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena. The teams are set to make their seventh parade appearance on Tuesday, Jan. 1. (File photo by Keith Durflinger, Pasadena Star News/SCNG) The 2018 Donate Life float, with the theme “The Gift of Time,” is seen in this file photo from December 2017. The float depicted a vibrantly colored tropical backdrop that dated to the ancient civilizations of Mexico (File photo ...

Hudson Valley florists craft springtime blooms and more

I like it to be natural looking,” she said.The Floral Free SpiritChristine Fontana, of Peony Design Studio in Poughkeepsie, may spend her days crafting picture-perfect bouquets and tablescapes for weddings up and down the Hudson River, but that does not mean she is one for cookie-cutter arrangements.“I’m sort of anything goes,” she joked.img itemprop="url" src="https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/d2d18...

Concern is expressed over arrest of Fontana woman who was selling flowers

Riverside County Sheriff's Department, which oversees the City of Perris, after a video of an officer forcefully arresting a Fontana woman recently surfaced on social media.The video shows an unidentified officer quarreling with Juanita Mendez-Medrano over a citation for allegedly selling flowers without a permit on June 6 during the Perris High School graduation ceremony.At one point, the officer grabs Mendez-Medrano’s hair, places his hand forcefully on her mouth and throws her violently to the ground as he tries to arrest her for allegedly failing to cooperate.Once on the floor and with the officer’s knee on top of her body, Mendez-Medrano is heard saying, “Why don’t you arrest the gang members? Why me? Someone who is trying to make an honest living? You are hurting me!"At that point, a second officer arrives to aid the first officer, even though Mendez-Medrano was already subdued.According to Emilio Garcia, executive director of the San Bernardino Community Resource Center, the “excessive” force used by the officer cannot be justified.“The woman was trying to make a living … that was her only crime. The use of force is excessive and unnecessary," Garcia said. “La... (Fontana Herald-News)