Sobeys Maple Grove

Business name:

Sobeys Maple Grove

Address:

511 Maple Grove Dr

City:

Oakville

State:

Ontario

Zip Code:

L6J4W3

Phone number:

(905) 849-0235

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Zoning board OK's U-pick flower farm with historic barn turned wedding venue - The Star Press

Seth Slabaugh Muncie Star PressPublished 7:00 AM EDT Sep 7, 2020OAKVILLE, Ind. — In 2016, Vick and Christa Conway were thinking about tearing down the 19th century horse barn behind their historic home in the country.Evidently built in 1863, the barn in southern Delaware County had fallen into disrepair and become a catchall for a variety of things.But their son Garrett wanted to save it and ended up doing a lot of the work to make it a suitable place for his high school graduation open house. It also became a hangout for him and other kids.Today, with the approval of a zoning variance by the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals, the barn is being used as the retail store for the family's Barnside Bloom and Events business — a U-pick flower farm and rustic venue for weddings and other celebrations.Barnside Bloom is one of two variances authorized by the BZA this summer to allow event-venue businesses in barns. A variance for a third barn to become a wedding venue was denied; it was located in an area with closer neighbors than the other two barns.S...

Death Notices - The Daily World

Saturday, Dec. 28, 2019 at Manor Care of Lacey. She was 94. Arrangements are by Harrison Family Mortuary of Aberdeen. Norma Potthast Oakville Norma Potthast, 65, of Oakville, Washington, died Dec. 30, 2019, at her home. Arrangements are by McComb & Wagner Family Funeral Home and Crematory. Dorothy P Bigelow Dorothy Padgett Bigelow, 91, of Aberdeen, Washington died Dec. 22, 2019, in Olympia, Washington. In lieu of flowers, a donation to someone down on their luck on Dorothy’s behalf will warm your heart, their heart, and hers. Arrangements are by Edwards Memorial. Kathleen M. “Kathy” (Ask) Short Kathleen M. “Kathy” (Ask) Short, 67, died on Thursday, Dec. 26, 2019, at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle. She was born on Aug. 22, 1952, in Aberdeen to Delbert Eugene and Norma Jean (Ask) Finch. Kathy and Fred owned and operated Fred’s Auto Body in Hoquiam. A celebration of her life will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020, at the Aberdeen Rotary Log Pavilion. A complete obituary will be published in a later edition of The Daily World. Direction is by the Coleman Mortuary, 422 5th Street in Hoquiam. ...

A Surprise Delivery of Flowers Left Many Oakville Meals on Wheels Clients Smiling with The Help of Acorn Flowers & Co - InsideHalton.com

On Thursday July 25th, the Oakville Community came together to help create and deliver ‘Smile Bouquets’! Teleflora and Acorn Flowers & Co donated bundles of colorful daisies and mugs, recruiting members of the public to assemble 180 of these beautiful arrangements for their annual ‘Make Someone Smile’ initiative. Oakville Meals on Wheels was thrilled to partner with Acorn Flowers & Co in their mission to brighten up people’s days. Our amazing Oakville Meals on Wheels volunteers were able to deliver 50 of these Smile Bouquets to their clients in the community together with their daily hot nutritious lunch. The delivery of the flowers certainly brightened everyone’s day and demonstrated that the Oakville community truly cares about its fellow residents. Oakville Meals on Wheels received many happy messages of thanks from our grateful and very surprised recipients. "Thank you for the lovely flowers they made my day!" was the message left by one client; another called to tell us she was so happy to be "One...

Flowers in the boulevards, parties in the street

Other cities that allow boulevard plantings include Cambridge, Guelph, Oakville, Oshawa, Whitby and Kelowna, B.C. Interest in neighbourhood street parties is also booming, prompting councillors to approve a simpler process for such events. The number of street parties held each in the city has doubled since the city last reviewed its street policies. In 1994, the city saw about 50 events in the street, including about 15 neighbourhood parties. Today, it sees about 100 events that close streets temporarily, including about 30 neighbourhood bashes. The city will create a simple guide for how to hold street parties, simplify road closures, and pay for insurance for events of fewer than 200 people. "I think it's a step in the right direction," said Coun. Kelly Galloway-Sealock. "I think this process will make things a lot clearer for people, and hopefully that translates into more parties." The city has already made a number of changes flowing from the new neighbourhood strategy: increasing the number and size of grants for neighbourhood events or projects; creating guides to help residents set up neighbourhood markets, community gardens and local traffic calming; giving residents more say over how neighbourhood parks should be developed; and creating a website, lovemyhood.ca, with tips and ideas for community events.

Tim Hortons #WarmWishes campaign surprises Canadians with more than 150 good deeds in one day

OAKVILLE, ON, Nov. 30, 2016 /CNW/ - Today, Tim Hortons released its annual #WarmWishes video, capturing the surprise and delight of more than 150 deserving Canadians from across the country. Unsuspecting Guests from six communities received kind wishes, nominated on their behalf by friends, family and neighbours during one day on November 16. Since the launch of the campaign three years ago, 2016 marks the biggest year yet for #WarmWishes, building upon last year's transformation of a restaurant in Grimsby, Ontario to a House of Warm Wishes.  Requests as small, but meaningful, as delivering hot chocolate and Timbits® for nurses, raking leaves for a neighbour and giving flowers to a partner were submitted in the Cup of Good Deeds and fulfilled by Tim Hortons staff. Additional deeds like providing food and supplies to animal shelters, donating baby formula and diapers to a pregnancy centre, and delivering books to a school library, among many others, helped communities come together."We... (Canada NewsWire )

Ann's Flower Boutique Florists

Local delivery is available to the Oakville area. For added convenience, you can order flowers safely and securely online, 24 hours a day, with hundreds of arrangements to choose from.  As an FTD florist, we can send flowers to almost anywhere! Flowers are big part of any wedding, large or small.  From bouquets to boutonnieres, centre pieces to ceremony decorations, flowers are a huge part of your big day.  Visit Ann's Flower Boutique for a consultation on the flowers for your wedding.  They can help make sure your flowers are everything you dreamed about. At Ann's Flower Boutique, the florists work hard to exceed their customers' expectations, offering exceptional quality, value and professional service. Ann's Flower Boutique is located at 5A-1500 Upper Middle Road West in Oakville.  For more information or to order flowers, call 647-499-1882. (InsideHalton.com)