Main Street Floral Shop

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Main Street Floral Shop

Address:

115 E Main St

City:

Pinckney

State:

Michigan

Zip Code:

48169

Phone number:

(734) 648-0782

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www.mainstreetfloralshop.com

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New York Today: Inside the Greenhouse That Grows the City's Flowers

New York TodayNew York Today: Inside the Greenhouse That Grows the City's FlowersImageThe Citywide Nursery in the Bronx.CreditMalcolm Pinckney/NYC ParksBy Alexandra S. LevineJune 4, 2018Updated, 9:34 a.m.Good morning on this melancholy Monday.One antidote to the gray today: the green.Three greenhouses are responsible for the infinite colorful blooms in parks across the city: Greenbelt Native Plant Center on Staten Island, Forest Park Greenhouse in Queens and Citywide Nursery in the Bronx, which we explored on a recent rainy morning.What we discovered there, in a c...

PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Jersey's Flowers repeats as sectional champ

SIUE, a Class 1A field led by Freeburg competed for state trips to Peoria. Freeburg placed five in the top 16 to win with 42 points. Pinckneyville (108), Breese Mater Dei (122) and Steeleville (129) followed with the Roxana Shells (160) earning the fifth and final state berth. Sophomore Cree Stumpf led the Shells, placing 17th in 18:04. Seniors James Henseler (25th in 18:14), Brandon Isom (28th in 18:26), Dakota Stumpf (32nd in 18:36) and Will Cotter (58th in 19:22) completed the top five for Roxana. MEL junior Javon Watkins (14th in 17:45) and East Alton-Wood River senior Brenden Springman (16th in 17:49) qualified for state as individuals. Effingham St. Anthony Class 1A Sectional – The Carlinville Cavaliers are headed to state for the first time since 2010 after placing fourth in Effingham. Robinson won the sectional with 106 points, with St. Joseph-Ogden (113), Lawrenceville (139), Carlinville (158) and Champaign St. Thomas More (161) claiming the sectional’s five state berths. Junior Samuel Mock (26th in 17:11), sophomore Bailey Lippold (27th in 17:11), junior Jason Landon (28th in 17:15), junior Charles Helton IV (32nd in 17:23) and junior Grayson Armour (45th in 17:36) scored for Carlinville. GIRLS Edwardsville Class 3A Sectional – Edwardsville scored 100 points to place third in the team standings at SIUE and earned its fourth successive state appearance. Minooka swept the top four individual places and won the sectional with 24 points. Yorkville (36) was second, followed by Edwardsville, O’Fallon (124) and Lincoln-Way East (154) as state qualifiers. The Tigers scored sophomore Abby Schrobilgen (13th in 19:46), junior Melissa Spencer (15th in 19:56), freshman Abby Korak (20th in 20:06), senior Julianna Determan (24th in 20:25) and sophomore Jayce Hudson (32nd in 20:33). Metro East Lutheran Class 1A Sectional – Marquette Catholic freshman Riley Vickrey ran fourth in 20:09 to qualify as an individual next Saturday at Detweiller Park in Peoria. Benton freshman Amelia McLain won in 19:48. Ben Flowers Report prep results by email: [email protected] Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. comments powered by Disqus ... (Alton Telegraph)

Friday, Jan. 22 high school sports roundup

Adams 47: Oxford was led by Abby Butkiewicz’s 20 points, and Monae Evans added 17 points and 18 rebounds. Adams was led by Taylor Smith’s 17 points. Pinckney 43, Milford 34: Lexi Curtis led Pinckney (8-3) with 12 points. Milford (5-6) was paced by Mallory Barrett, who finished with a game-high 16 points. Plymouth Salem 49, Livonia Stevenson 42: Salem’s Lasha Petree scored 15 points while her sister Jala added 12 points. Salem improves to 8-3. Stevenson falls to 5-6. Redford Thurston 46, Clarenceville 27: In the loss, Clarenceville was led by A’Sha Whittaker and Myla Hoskins, who both finished with eight points. Roseville 75, Center Line 68 (OT): Roseville’s Nija Collier scored 46 points and 19 rebounds. Chantae Parker added 18 points. Center Line’s Brooke Junaud scored 29 points. Roseville improves to 7-3. Sterling Heights 55, Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 43: Sterling Height’s Kendall Ring scored 14 points while recording eight rebounds and four blocks. Mariah Nelson added 13 points and four rebounds. L’Anse Creuse Mya Olekstak scored 18 points, and Nysha Speed chipped in 12 points. Sterling Heights improves to 6-5 and 2-2 in the MAC White. L’Anse Creuse falls to 2-8 and 0-5 in the MAC White. Sterling Heights Parkway 48, Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 25: Oakland Christian slips to 5-6, 2-3 in the MIAC. Stevensville Lakeshore 68, Niles 49: Lakeshore was led by Morgan Kaiser and Sarah Dubbert, both of whom tallied 25 points. Taylor Wagner added 11 points. In the loss for Niles, Emily Gaines finished with 16 points. Taylor Baptist Park 48, Birmingham Roeper 38: Taylor’s Mikayla Thompson scored 24 points. Kallie McElroy added 13 points. Roeper’s Akwia Tilton scored 12 points. Alexis Johnson added 11 points, and Hailey Samples chipped in 10 points. Roeper slips to 8-3 (2-2 MIAC Blue). Taylor Prep 36, Hamtramck 14: Mya Garrett had 25 points and 22 rebounds for Taylor Prep (6-4). Trenton 31, Taylor Truman 29: Kaylie Crowell had 13 points and the game-winning 3-pointer with four seconds left in the win for Trenton (6-4, 2-3 Downriver). Also, Sydney Voss added eight points. Walled Lake Western 34, White Lake Lakeland 14: Walled Lake Western’s Janara Flowers scored nine points. Warren Michigan Collegiate 60, Dearborn Heights Star 7: Lanae Foster led Michigan Collegiate with 14 points. Marian races past Ladywood in second half, 53-33 Boys basketball Belleville 77, Dearborn Edsel Ford 57: Davion Williams scored 26 points while Calvin Blaydes recorded 16 points in the win for Belleville (9-2, 5-0 Western Wayne). In the loss for Edsel Ford (4-6, 1-4 Western Wayne), Chad Gailliard finished with a game-high 29 points. Bellevue 57, Colon 56: Wyatt Waterbury led Bellevue with 21 points, four steal and four assists. Dawson Morgan added 14 points and 10 rebounds. Bellevue improves to 7-3. stro... (USA TODAY High School Sports)

1300 SC churches use worship time Sunday to stand against gun violence

Emanuel AME. As Pastor Don Flowers read each name, the congregation started getting emotional. A few tears fell from Flowers' eyes. "Rev. Pinckney was our colleague, you know it really did hit home. And so we feel like we've got to do something," Flowers said. Close to 1,300 churches around the Palmetto State participated. At Providence, people lined the aisles to sign a letter to lawmakers, urging them to change gun laws. "At some point, I just felt like the churches have for too long been silent on the issue. We have not taken a stand on the issue our voice the religious voice the moral voice has not been in the conversation. This was an opportunity to make that difference and say we have a voice to be heard," Flowers said. Outside the church, there were five wooden crosses, symbolizing the five people who have died this year to gun violence in the Lowcountry. Flowers realizes his voice and his sermon is not going to make the difference alone, but thinks there is power in numbers. "I think 1,300 churches across the state saying we want to do something about guns makes me very hopeful that something will happen this year," Flowers said. Churches are asking for at least nine members of their congregation to come to a Statehouse rally this spring in a fight towards stricter background checks on gun purchases. (ABC NEWS 4)

Thursday, Dec. 17 high school sports roundup

Terry finished 17 points. Lantz Barton scored 14 points in the loss for Center Line (1-2). White Lake Lakeland 50, Pinckney 40: Justin Knox put up 16 points and Cass Philipps added eight points and 14 rebounds for Lakeland (3-0). Kolton Pavlicek scored 11 points for Pinckney (2-1). Girls basketball Birmingham Detroit Country Day 78, Marysville 43: Kaela Webb and Destiny Pitts scored 19 points each for Country Day (5-0) to remain undefeated. Peylon Buffet scored 20 points while Devon Palko contributed 17 points for Marysville. Birmingham Seaholm 44, Royal Oak 36:  Mackenzie Harbort had 18 points, three assists and five rebounds and Dana Hoerman had eight points and seven rebounds for Seaholm (5-1). Samantha potter scored 11 points and Ava Stranovici scored six for Royal Oak. Dearborn Edsel Ford 56, Gibraltar Carlson 27: Allia Hamood was the leading scorer with 16 points for Ford (4-2). Also, Carley Wall and Danya Hamood each had nine points. Detroit Denby 37, Detroit Westside Academy 27: Kendall Taylor put up 15 points while Faith Hymon scored 10 points for Denby (3-1). Detroit Henry Ford 68, Detroit Pershing 17: Tierra Thomas led Henry Ford (5-1) with 18 points, nine rebounds and three blocks while Karisma Matthews had 15 points and seven assists. Pershing is 1-3. Detroit International Academy 39, Davis Aerospace 17: Caitlyn Harrison’s 23 points led DIA (1-4) while Remonia Redmon picked up eight points and 11 rebounds.  Kitara Cash had nine points for Davis. Detroit Renaissance 68, Detroit King 65: Siyeh Frazier scored 29 points, and Victoria Wright and Nina Reynolds each scored 13 for Renaissance (5-1). Tia Tedford scored 34 points, and Micaela Kelly and Alica Norman each sco... (Detroit Free Press)

Tuesday's roundup: Salem boys advance to tourney final

Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 47, Warren Woods-Tower 18: Jessica Ratliff scored 12 for Notre Dame (4-1). More boys scores Ann Arbor Pioneer 65, Pinckney 45 Dearborn Divine Child 69, Dearborn Edsel Ford 63 Grosse Ile 36, Gibraltar Carlson 32 More girls scores Dearborn Divine Child 62, Dearborn 58 (OT) Dearborn Edsel Ford 69, Dearborn Fordson 55 Detroit University Prep 41, Melvindale ABT 36 Geoff Robinson is a freelance writer Read or Share this story: http://detne.ws/1YAcbz6 ... (The Detroit News)