Rosemary's Heritage Flowers

Business name:

Rosemary's Heritage Flowers

Address:

51 W. Walnut St

City:

Crown Point

State:

Indiana

Zip Code:

46307

Phone number:

(219) 663-1640

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OBITUARY: David M. Paparella

Michael Paparella, III of Great Falls, MT and Paul Paparella of Paradise Valley, AZ and by his sister Roseanne Simanavage of Crown Point, NY as well as his nieces and nephews Suzanne, Steve, Katie, Matthew, Wendy, John, Josh and Joe. He is also survived by his beloved Aunt Gigi (Virginia) Smith of Schenectady, NY, and cousins Mandy, H.J., Gemma, Amanda, Robert, Michael, Mark and Joseph. David was a member of Huntington Fire Company #3. Through high school he worked as a volunteer at Griffin Hospital in Derby. David became a truck driver soon after graduating Shelton High School in 1976 which led to him buying his own rig and traveling over the road. In 1980, he got off the road and drove a school bus in Shelton. David was also a videographer for Shelton High football during his time as a bus driver. Later that school year he joined the band Thunderidge and became their sound engineer. Following his love for music he moved to California in 1983 where he met his new best friend Claudia and worked at her company, ProAudio, in Burbank, CA as an equipment technician. He had the good fortune to work with dozens of celebrity musicians. In 1985 while still at ProAudio he had the opportunity to become a partner in the startup company RBJ Computer Systems, also in Burbank CA where he remained for more than 28 years. David spent most of those years as a hardware technician and software programmer. After selling his ownership in RBJ and retiring from the escrow automation industry they moved to Apple Valley along with his parents and son. For many years, ... (Shelton Herald)

Tour features yards that are back in bloom

Darla and James Gallagher of Crown Point just purchased a new home and have been facing landscaping issues for the past three months. "The foliage around the house is overgrown and the garden looks like a forest," Darla said, with a laugh, as the couple arrived at this year's, 16th Annual Secret Gardens Tour, sponsored by the Miller Garden Club. "We need help and we thought coming here would give us some ideas." Hundreds of other visitors to the event that featured six landscaping projects in homes situation in the Miller section of Gary had the same mission. "I'm just getting into gardening and I don't have a clue about the different varieties of flowers or how to grow then," said Nz Moore of Gary. "My friend John Purnell invited me to come along with him today. He has a beautiful garden and has been doing this for more than 40 years, so he's a mentor to me." This year's agenda included six beautifully landscaped homes. Tour buses shuttled guests to and from the newly-remodeled Aquatorium in Marquette Park. Cl... (Chicago Tribune)

Bagger Dave's closes in Schererville, Crown Point

Crown Point and Schererville. The Schererville location, at 1200 U.S. 41, had been open just over a year. The Crown Point restaurant, at 10755 Broadway Drive, opened in March. In all, the metro Detroit-based Bagger Dave's chain is closing eight underperforming restaurants, including seven in Indiana. The Bagger Dave's in Crown Point and Schererville were eventually supposed to employ more than 150 people. Bagger Dave's also had aspired to open a Valparaiso location, but is pulling out of the market altogether, Field Marketing Manager Eddie Bard said. "The decision was strictly financial-based as the Schererville and Crown Point locations were underperforming," he said. "We don't have plans to expand in that market at this time." Bagger Dave's specialized in local craft beer, house-made sodas, specialty cocktails served in mason jars and burgers that could be loaded with "meaningless free toppings." Model trains roll around overhead in the restaurants.  Owner Diversified Restaurant Holdings Inc. will have a single remaining Indiana location in Fort Wayne. The company, which also owns 40 Buffalo Wild Wings, had been trying to grow its Bagge... (nwitimes.com)

High school wrestling: Plymouth rocks its ways to title

ESTERTON 312 1/2, LAPORTE 208, NEW PRAIRIE 180 1/2, LAVILLE 153, GLENN 137, KNOX 127, MICHIGAN CITY 96, NORTH JUDSON 43 Top four wrestlers advance to Crown Point Regional on Feb. 6 Championship round 106: Kade Wagner (Knox) pin Brayden Ruiz (New Prairie), 1:49; 113: Jon Sipes (New Prairie) pin David Mahaffey (Chesterton), 2:57; 120: David Taylor (Michigan City) dec. Skyler Gomez (LaPorte), 10-9; 126: Steve Biancardi (Chesterton) pin Anthony Lesniak (New Prairie), 4:58; 132: Jack Tolin (Chesterton) tech. fall Braden Griffin (LaPorte), 22-7; 138: Troy Johnson (Chesterton) maj. dec. Mason Lang (Glenn), 12-2; 145: Cade Girgenti (Chesterton) maj. dec. Ronald Fisher (Knox), 19-8. 152: Diego Lemley (Chesterton) maj. dec. Colton Tanber (LaPorte), 14-5; 160: Tyler Schoff (LaPorte) dec. Chizzell (Crawford), 5-4; 170: Jake Krause (knox) dec. Eli Pokorney (Chesterton), 3-2; 182: Andrew Davison (Chesterton) pin Josh Bohling (LaPorte), 1:21; 195: Lucas Davison (Chesterton) pin Corrian Correll (LaVille), 4:57; 220: Dan Mochen (Chesterton) pin Jordan Schultz (North Judson), 1:42; 285: Dan Cutter (Chesterton) pin Alex Steinke (LaVille), 1:49. Consolation round... (South Bend Tribune)

New Stamp Pictures Columbia River Gorge

Columbia River as it winds its way through the steep cliffs of the Cascade Mountain Range. The historic Vista House sitting atop Crown Point and overlooking the river 725 ft. below shimmers in the golden light of the setting sun. Illustrator Dan Cosgrove of Chicago worked under the direction of Phil Jordan of Falls Church, VA, to create the stamp image. (KEX)

Executive Gift Guide

For more information call (219) 944-1210 or toll-free (800) 892-8178. Tee off … White Hawk Country Club is bringing golf back in the Crown Point area and beyond. This 36-Hole facility has four beautiful nines that present a unique test of golf at every turn. There are 600 acres surrounded by tranquil scenery and wetlands. Excellent course conditions await members, their guests, and public play at this championship facility. WE RECOMMEND: Located in Crown Point, White Hawk Country Club has some of the most unique gift items for that one-of-a- kind executive, including clubs and gear made by Ping and Titleist. Or, how about your favorite boss getting the inside track from a golf pro? White Hawk Country Club is at 1001 White Hawk Drive in Crown Point. For more information call (219) 661-1300. For the executive who loves to entertain … The Quest Eatery and Spirits–For the executive who loves to entertain, this destination restaurant is full of surprises such as homemade cinnamon French toast for brunch. It’s at 1204 W. Lincoln Highway in Dyer. WE RECOMMEND: Try the perch-generous portions of 20 and the baby back ribs paired with an expertly poured drink of your choice. For an evening of laughter or holiday cheer … Munster Performing Arts Center–Your boss can sit back and enjoy Sunday brunch at the Munster Performing Arts Center. Bacon, eggs, champagne and much more is the order of the day at this Broadway-like playhouse. Holiday Brunch (Easter, Mother’s Day & Thanksgiving) is $26 for adults; children 4-11, $13.50; and under 4 years, $3.50. SUNDAY BRUNCH Dining and entertaining at The Center for Visual and Performing Arts in Munster. WE RECOMMEND: See a first run play while you’re there. It’s perfect for the stressed out boss. The Center for Visual and Performing Arts is at 1040 Ridge Road in Munster. Phone: (219) 836-1930. STRAIGHT NO CHASER Hot holiday ticketsat the Morris Performing Arts Center. Morris Performing Arts Center–This year why not treat your boss to a fabulous day with a cappella group “Straight No Chaser” at the Morris Performing Arts Center? The group has its roots at Indiana University and sings songs from every era with a huge... (Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly )