Mystic Flowers And Boutique

Business name:

Mystic Flowers And Boutique

Address:

6012 Norwalk Blvd

City:

Whittier

State:

California

Zip Code:

90606

Phone number:

(562) 347-0914

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Roses for Kobe and Gianna as Lakers return to action - Rome Sentinel

It doesn’t really feel like you’re here for a game,” the 26-year-old middle school teacher from Whittier said. “It feels like you’re here for something a lot bigger than that. We didn’t even know the guy, but we feel like we did.” The music began playing once the public flowed through the doors. Several fans donned the gold T-shirts at their seats; others took pictures of the video board and the electronic ribbon scrolling the victims’ names around the upper level. Across the street from Staples Center, large crowds continued to gather for informal public mourning at a plaza loaded with flowers, balloons and hand-written messages, many on the pavement, honoring Bryant and his daughter. Large poster boards covered in signatures and messages were moved to the middle of the blocked off street separating the arena and the LA Live entertainment district. The memorabilia will be collected, inventoried and given to the Bryant family at their request. The flowers will be composted and used in plantings around the arena.

David Casper, longtime Baldwin Park cross country and track coach, dies - The San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now: Tribune Star-News Whittier Daily News In recent years it was routine to find David Casper on a sideline, track meet or cross country invitational taking pictures, an activity that had become a favorite hobby for him. But for those that knew him best, he was a longtime fixture in the San Gabriel Valley as a coach and teacher at Baldwin Park High School from 1962-95. He was well-known for his cross country and track and field teams. Casper, a West Covina resident, passed away recently. He was 86. There will be a Celebration of Life at Baldwin Park High School for Casper on Sunday at 11 a.m., and it is open to the public. In addition to taking pictures, Casper was still an active member of the Mt. SAC Relays and its Cross Country Invitational and had served on committees supporting those sports for more than 50 years. As a cross country coach at Baldwin Park, Casper’s teams won 13 league championships and his teams won over 500 meets in his three-plus decades in charge. Casper was inducted into the Fresno...

Monroe County NY crime: Kittelberger Florist van stolen during delivery - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

There were no signs of forced entry at the home. Petit larceny: On Jan. 5, a Whittier Road resident said someone stole the keys for a vehicle he is currently selling. He said two people showed up to look at the car. Once the people left, the victim realized the keys were gone. Grand larceny: On Jan. 7, someone stole a check out of a mailbox on Black Forest Drive and cashed it.

Funeral notices for Thursday, Dec. 28

Farmington Falls Road, Farmington. A celebration of Amanda’s life will be held Saturday, Dec. 30, at noon from the Farmington Baptist Church, 194 Whittier Road, Farmington. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that those who desire consider memorial gifts in Amanda’s memory to the Simpson Children’s Fund, c/o Wiles Remembrance Center, 137 Farmington Falls Road, Farmington, ME 04938. Interment will be in the spring at the Village Cemetery in Strong.ST. GERMAIN — Girard J., 74, of Greene, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 26, in Auburn. Funeral services will be announced at a later date. Arrangements by Bragdon-Finley Funeral Home, 707 Main St., Monmouth.Advertisement... (Lewiston Sun Journal)

How an Old Newspaperman Who Loved Flowers Created One of LA's Most Beautiful Attractions

Mrs. Douglas beat Boddy in the primary, but then she had to face the Republican Nixon, a native of Whittier and a decorated U.S. Navy war vet. Boddy, it seems, advised him to publicly compare Douglas’ voting record to a pretty much full-on Communist politician from New York, Vito Marcantonio. The tactic worked, and Nixon was on his way. So we might never have had Nixon as president had it not been for Manchester Boddy. (Um, you could always go chain yourself to the ticket window at Descanso and protest, I guess ...)Feeling bored with the newspaper business by the late 1940s and already selling his custom-bred camellias as a side business, Boddy left the paper in 1952, devoting all his time to his beloved acres, which he’d purchased back in 1937. Eventually he sold the gardens to the city of L.A. in 1953 and retired down near San Diego. The paper folded in ’54; there’s no connection to the current Valley paper of the same name.Among the other features at Descanso Gardens (besides a Patina’s restaurant, open only on weekends), Boddy’s own home still stands, on a secluded corner of the grounds. You’re free to wander... (L.A. Weekly)

All-new Southern California Furniture & Accessory market fully ...

Upholstered goods are represented by Comfort Industries of Whittier, Huntington Furniture of Pico Rivera, Gomen Furniture of Lynwood, Trujillo’s Furniture of Torrance, Cortez Furniture of Los Angeles and the Emerson Lavi Workshop from Long Beach, as well as many others. Home décor and accessories run the gamut. Among exhibitors are Jozefina Arte Glass of Cathedral City; Ordaz Silk Flowers of Wrightwood; Bamboo54 from El Monte; Art & Frame of Lynwood; Rug Factory Plus and Studio Design, both Commerce; Arc Lite of Valencia and New Spec Import of Ontario; Artiennium of Covina and Sleep & Beyond, Fontana. Browse here to find the artwork, vases, area rugs, and decorative accents that add finishing touches to every room. Fortegra and Zuo Modern, a wholesale furniture manufacturer, are sponsors of the Market and featured exhibitors. The timing is right to take advantage of end-of-season specials offered by many exhibitors to retailers and designers preparing inventories for the traditionally high-volume sales period throughout the Holiday Season and into the year’s first quarter. The Marketplace is where business-to-business relationships begin -- and as always, buying regional suppliers is a matter of dollars and sense. While admission is free to trade professionals, those planning to attend should register online at www.scfurnituremarket.com. Show hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 9 and 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 10 at the conveniently located Long Beach Convention Center, 300 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach. For more information, see the website or call 732-449-4019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kevin McLauglin Phone: 732-449-4019/Email: kevin@MKMExpos.com ... (Furniture Today)