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Dec 10, 2020

Shop Local Holiday Gift Guide: Montclair's Got Gifts from Quirky to Elegant - Baristanet

Stop in for sustenance including sandwiches and bagels, celebrated Mac & Cheese or crispy calamari, Caribbean dishes, or Chinese food. Montclair Center’s shops and restaurants are bending over backwards to help make shopping easy and fun for everyone. With outdoor displays and events, the whole area makes for a colorful walk around downtown, so get your steps in as you get your shopping done! figc...

Mar 19, 2020

The first day of spring is here. See flowers blooming around the world - USA TODAY

Taiwan, on March 6, 2020.Sam Yeh, AFP via Getty ImagesFlowers bloom near the Danube river in Vienna, Austria on February 17, 2020.Joe Klamar, AFP via Getty ImagesA local resident manages crops in fields at a suburban district on March 14, 2020 in Wuhan, China.Getty ImagesCherry Blossoms and other trees begin to bloom as the Lincoln Memorial is visible behind a woman who takes photographs from the base of the Washington Monument on the National Mall, Tuesday, March 17, 2020, in Washington.Andrew Harnik, APPedestrians admire cherry blossoms in the Japanese capital Tokyo on March 19, 2020. Japan's weather agency declared the earliest start to the season since statistics began in 1953 after forecasters monitoring trees spotted the first signs of bloom, heralding a period when Tokyo's parks, temple grounds, schools and streets explode in pinks and whites.Kazuhiro Nogi, AFP via Getty ImagesA picture taken on February 26, 2020 shows a row of peach trees flowering some 20 days earlier than usual, in Eus, southern France.RAYMOND ROIG, AFP via Getty ImagesA farmer walks across a field in front of peach trees flowering some 20 days earlier than usual, as a raindow is seen in the backround, in Bouleternere, southern France, on February 26, 2020.Raymond Roig, AFP via Getty ImagesA farmer checks his sunflower field, used for the production of sunflower oil, at Singimari village on the outskirts of Guwahati in India's northeastern state of Assam on February 22, 2020.Biju Boro, AFP via Getty ImagesFlowers blossom on a hill in central Athens as average temperatures remain high for the season on February 18, 2020.Louisa Goulimaki, AFP via Getty ImagesPublished 10:03 AM EDT Mar 19, 2020...

Aug 22, 2019

Nell Nolan: Floral Trail, Rotary Club Metairie, Imperial Woods Gourmet Club - NOLA.com

Walker from the 1st district and Detective Breadon Cohen, 4th district. Accompanying them, in turn, were Lt. Andrew Walsdorf and Lt. Brian Karcher. Lamar “Trip” Jones, Katie Buchler, Harold Buchler Jr. and Michele Morel received Paul Harris Fellow achievement awards.In addition to new President Harold Buchler Jr., the officers — as installed by past District Governor Greg Lier — are Jones, Luke DeLouise and Steve Mogle (with Joy), while Katie Buchler, Jennifer Esler, Glen Higgins and Clif Rhodes will answer to directors.Cheering them were Skip and Nancy Weber, Karen Babin, George and Yvonne Mahl, Dr. Linde and Martha Guarisco, Lori Ramsey, Dr. Tom and Mary Kennedy, and from the presidential family, Harold’s spouse Beth, mother Margaret and son H. Andrew Buchler III.Let’s DineThe Imperial Woods Gourmet Club of Harahan assembled for the annual Closing Party at the lovely home of Mayor Tim Baudier and his wife, Monica, with attendees bringing prescribed menu selections from the year’s theme of the “Tricentennial of New Orleans.” The monthly sit-down formal dinners incorporated sub-themes throughout the year, attesting to the city’s French, Spanish and African Creole influences.What fun it was to see guests arriving at the Baudier home dressed as such “NOLA characters” as Ursuline nuns, Cafe du Monde waiters, a famous burlesque entertainer, Carnival royalty, Ruthie the Duck Lady, and famous chefs Paul Prudhomme, Emeril Lagasse and Susan Spicer.The décor included a gold curtain lit from behind with twinkling lights highlighting the club’s flag/logo.Reveling in the fun of friendship and food — and both were plentifully served — were Michel and Kevin Boudreaux, Buffy and Jody Lafont, Phil Gunn and Jeanne Turner, Susan an...

Jun 22, 2019

Christine Ivalene Flowers Poole - Daily Tribune News

Daniel, and several grandchildren.Survivors include her Sister Carolyn Flowers Patterson, Brother Fred Flowers (Pam). Also included are her children, Lamar Poole (Gail); Wayne Poole (Lisa), Ronnie Poole (Martha), Connie Garrett (Gary), and Sherry Poole (Joey). She also leaves behind her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.A Celebration of Life Service for Christine will be conducted in the chapel of Owen Funeral Home Thursday, June 20, 2019 at eleven o’clock in the morning with Mr. Keith Guyton officiating. Interment will follow the service in Wofford’s Crossroads Cemetery.The family will receive friends Thursday June 20, 2019 from eleven o’clock in the morning until the service hour at Owen Funeral Home. ...

Mar 29, 2019

Other Western states where wildflowers will put on a show this spring and summer - Los Angeles Times

Some of my favorite places to go are Hayden Valley, Lamar Valley and Blacktail Plateau,” said Owen Carroll, a lead instructor at Yellowstone Forever, the park’s nonprofit partner. You might not even need to exit the car to see Yellowstone’s flowers because you can often find paintbrush, balsamroot, steer’s head and other blooms while cruising the Beartooth Highway.

Mar 29, 2019

Texas wildflowers are the best - Pleasanton Express

Indian blankets. In fact, my home screen on my iPhone is a photo I took years ago of a single Indian blanket flower near Cora Lamar’s fields of strawberries and other deliciousness outside of Poteet. When the pink phlox (real name Drummond pholx) bloomed so early, I hoped that the near freeze that followed would be kind to our other flowers. It was and the flowers seem even more vibrant than usual. I was in Austin last weekend and my daughter and son-in-law and I drove out to the Lakeway area. Beautiful drive, but the LCRA park we visited had no flowers. The gatekeepers told us that the flood ruined them for this year. I guess you can have too much rain in Texas. The way I see it, if you haven’t been on a Sunday drive in awhile, you need to load up and do it soon. You won’t have to drive far to see some beauties. Many front yards are full of them and it is a short drive down Crain (aka Crane) Road off north Hwy. 281 in Pleasanton. Also, if you are having a hard time identifying them, visit this Texas Highways website texashighways.com/wildflowers/wildflowers of-texas/. SUE BROWN is a columnist of the Pleasanton Express. Contact her at psuebrown@gmail.com. ...