Seulberger's Florist & Gifts

Business name:

Seulberger's Florist & Gifts

Address:

523 41St St

City:

Oakland

State:

California

Zip Code:

94609

Phone number:

(510) 601-7600

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Deaths for the week of Jan. 10, 2020 - The Jewish News of Northern California

Sharon Cushman (Edward), Paul Bloomberg (Deb). Adoring grandmother of seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Passed peacefully at home in Oakland. Mom was a dedicated master teacher in the Oakland public schools, a world traveler, one of the founders of Women for Peace, an avid bridge player and a lover of the arts. She will be missed by all. Donations in Miriam’s memory to Alameda County Community Food Bank or Girls Inc. of Alameda County would be kindly appreciated. SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL-LAFAYETTE Jeanette Bronstein Aug. 19, 1917–Jan. 2, 2020 In Daly City, January 2. Age 102. Wife of the late Sidney Bronstein, a marriage that was blessed for 66 years. Mother of Howard Bronstein and Debbie Fithian (and Bill Hatley). Grandmother of Charles (and Samantha) Fithian, Sarah Fithian, and Zachary and Rebecca Bronstein. Great-grandmother of Michael Pleasure. Sister of the late Manuel (and Maureen) Rosen and the late Arthur (and Florence) Rosen. Jeanette is survived by sister Anita Heyman. Sister-in-law to the late Milton (and Celia) Bronstein. Aunt to many nieces and nephews. She deeply loved her family, and nothing made her happier than being together. Jeanette grew up in San Francisco with parents (Sarah and Charles Rosen) who owned Jack and Jill Store where Jeanette later worked. She worked at Spaulding to help support her family and was later an original Jewish chicken rancher. She and Sidney volunteered for many ...

Gardening: Add strawberry tree to list of plants that can be used for holiday decorating - Charleston Post Courier

Our Christmas shrub is decorated. It’s a 15-gallon Oakland holly on a pedestal with a few ornaments and lights. It doesn’t fill the room like a traditional Christmas tree, but we’ll plant it in the backyard in the New Year. All that’s left is making the house festive.My wife is a thrifty decorator. She uses what’s in the yard. I’m only there to pull grapevine out of the trees and carry buckets of berries. She has her favorites, but this year we added a new specimen to the list: the strawberry tree. It’s an unusual plant that is underutilized in the Lowcountry, but more on that later. First, let’s talk about the usual suspects.Grapevines are a Christmas decoration staple and grow in the woods behind our house. They are flexible limbs that are good for wreath-making or arching doorways. Greenery and berries can be easily wedged into place.

'What's the Best Marijuana Delivery Service Near Me?' - Leafly

Minimum order: $25 This newly launched delivery service promises to get cannabis to you in 30 minutes, making it one of the fastest options in Oakland and Los Angeles. Our friendly driver arrived in a mind-bogglingly fast ten minutes with a Gello Gelato preroll, papers, and Raw Garden concentrate. A sleek, intuitive interface enables seamless ordering, with built-in ID verification that makes it quick to sign up and start shopping in just a few minutes. While you might not be saving any money with this service, the limited menu is nicely curated, with “CBD Wellness” options alongside premium products from trusted brands. Look for top-shelf selections from Sherbinskis ($60 per eighth of indoor flower) along with items from Bloom Farms, Caliva, Jetty, Lowell’s, Raw Garden, and THC Design rounding out the flower, preroll, vape and concentrate menus, with a small selection of gourmet edibles from Beboe, Defoncé, and Kiva. Billed as a “vertically integrated delivery platform,” that’s “built on compliance,” Emjay is fully licensed by the state. Sherbinskis founder Mario Guzman is a partner, which explains the predominance of his brand on the menu. Look for the best value in $30 sungrown eighths of Gello Gelato or Pink Panties, which will not disappoint! (Elise McDonough for Leafly) Best for: penny pinchers Price: slightly less than local stores Service area: East Bay Speed of delivery: within 30-60 minutes Delivery fee: $0 Selection: 3 stars out of 5 Minimum order: $35 Mellow’s shopping experience is powered by a Meadow menu system for solid overall service. After estimating delivery time at 60 to 90 minutes, our driver arrived in under an hour with an AJ Sour preroll and an eighth of Purple Punch from THC Design. Advantages include a wider menu selection with more budget options—of the 28 options for...

Wild for flowers: Spring blooming season finally arrives in Pittsburgh region - Tribune-Review

Trillium Trail, Fox Chapel • Indian Hill Meadow, Boyce Park, Monroeville • Frick Park, Squirrel Hill and Regent Square, Pittsburgh • Schenley Park, Oakland, Pittsburgh Elsewhere • Raccoon Creek State Park wildflower reserve, Hanover Township, Beaver • Meadow Run Trail and others, Ohiopyle State Park, Fayette • Fallingwater, near Ohiopyle, Fayette • Flight 93 National Memorial, Stonycreek, Somerset • Wolf Creek Narrows Natural Area, near Slippery Rock, Butler • Mingo Creek County Park, near Finleyville, Washington Renatta Signorini is a Tribune-Review staff writer. You can contact Renatta at 724-837-5374, rsignorini@tribweb.com or via Twitter . Wildflower Walk• May 3 and 10, 6-8 p.m.• In the Laurel Highlands area• Registration is required with Rachael Mahony at 724-259-2201 or rmahony@pa.gov TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. More Westmoreland Stories ...

Flowers to bloom in Detroit - Lowell Sun

I thank you!," Flowers wrote on his Instagram account. Brown will sign with Oakland, a source confirmed. Both moves will be finalized when the new league year begins Wednesday at 4 p.m. The Brown departure is hardly a surprise. The 6-foot-8, 380-pound Brown vastly exceeded expectations after arriving in New England via trade a year ago. He was acquired as the Patriots attempted to replace Nate Solder, who left in free agency for a lucrative deal with the Giants. Brown stepped into Solder's left tackle position from Day One and helped anchor an offensive line that grew into one of the league's premier units. The Pats also planned for the future by selecting Georgia's Isaiah Wynn in the first round of the 2018 draft. Wynn, who missed his rookie season because of an Achilles injury, projects as the starting left tackle opposite Marcus Cannon. The Pats could target tackles in this year's draft, too.AdvertisementBrown's deal is worth $66 million over four years with $36.75 million guaranteed, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. It's a figure the Patriots never were going to match. The Flowers situation was not quite as predictable. A fourth-round pick in 2015, Flowers missed most of his rookie season, but made massive strides in each of the past three years. He developed into a menacing two-way defensive end, equally adept at stuffing the run and terrorizing the quarterback. He wasn't a freak athlete off the edge (like a Von Miller or Khalil Mack), but Flowers was effective in a multitude of roles for the Patriots. He was capable of regularly winning one-on-one matchups against tackles, and he often bumped inside on passing downs, proving too powerful and explosive for interior linemen. The Patriots were well aware that Flowers, 25 years old and dominating at a premium position, was in line for a huge payday when his rookie contract expired. That's what happens with young defensive ends. It's why the Patriots traded Chandler Jones before he reached free agency. But Flowers' versatility and game-to-game consistency made h...