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Mar 19, 2020

Vintage SoCal: An early bloomer in Pasadena’s Poppy Peak district - Los Angeles Times

Modernist houses, designed by architects including Richard Neutra and Lyman Ennis, that sprang up from the 1930s through the 1960s.The restored and updated multistory home is walled and gated at the street with a front-facing garage. The new garage door is an exact replica of the original. Advertisement A gated garden patio with an outdoor fireplace leads to the front door. Inside, the 2,856 square feet of living space features vintage architectural details such as interior archways, wood-beamed ceilings and wood floors. Balconies and banks of windows bring in views of the San Gabriel Mountains.Among the living spaces are an open living room, a sunroom/office, a formal dining room, an updated kitchen, a butler’s pantry, a wine cellar, an artist’s studio/gym, four bedrooms and four bathrooms.The lower level has additional entrances, a second kitchen, a utility room and storage.Upgrades include seismic and foundation work, air conditioning, a security system, insulation, exterior concrete work and automatic irrigation. Advertisement The asking price for 1470 Poppy Peak Drive, Pasadena, is $1.65 million. Maureen Erbe and Henry Blackman of Deasy Penner Podley are the listing agents.This occasional feature celebrates Southern California’s architectural heritage through residences built before 1960. Submit candidates for Vintage SoCal to lauren.beale2@latimes.com.

Oct 10, 2019

Obituary: Matthew Dean Abati, 22, of Wallingford | Wallingford - Wallingford, CT Patch

Steve and Heather (Florio) Abati. Matt was born in New Haven on July 26, 1997. He attended Notre Dame High School, and graduated from Lyman Hall High School. Despite his health issues Matt received his Bachelors in Exercise Sciences from Sacred Heart University on schedule. Matt was a personal trainer at ASD Fitness Center in Orange, working with clients with physical and developmental disabilities. This was a passion of Matt's. His dream was to open a facility where a healthy lifestyle could be achieved by all regardless of their physical, emotional, or developmental handicap. Matt was a man who would disregard his own physical pain to make sure he gave his all to his disabled client. Matt was a fanatic football fan as well as an incredible player. He loved The University of Notre Dame Football and went to a number of games, including the 2012 National Championship game vs Alabama. Matt was survived by his loving brother Ben and his adoring sister Hailey. Matt was predeceased by a sister Ali. Matt was also predeceased by his paternal grandparents Alfred and Rosemary Abati and survived by his maternal grandparents Robert and Elaine Florio and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Matt's life was short but incredibly impactful to all who met h...

Mar 29, 2019

Springfield Museums will be in bloom for annual Festival of Flowers - MassLive.com

Quadrangle at 21 Edwards St. They includes the Springfield Science Museum, the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts, the Lyman and Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History, the George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden and The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum."The Festival of Flowers has become one of the most anticipated moments in the museums' calendar," Murray said.Entrance to the festival comes with regular museum admission.For more information, call 413-314-6486 or email lmurray@springfieldmuseums.org.

Nov 28, 2018

Anchorage abandons proposal to cut city flower program - Ledger-Enquirer

Assemblyman John Weddleton had suggested cutting the entire $1.7 million horticultural budget to shift that money toward efforts to clear out illegal homeless camps and move people into emergency shelters, the Anchorage Daily News reported . Weddleton changed course Tuesday, saying more than 400 emails had been sent since last week in support of downtown flowers and public greenhouses. "People made really clear, you don't want to cut everything that makes people happy about Anchorage," Weddleton said. "And the flowers are awesome - I'm good with that." ...

Jan 26, 2017

A Arrangement Florist closing downtown Spartanburg location

Facebook page. The Greer location, at 1205 W. Poinsett St., will remain open and accept orders for delivery to the Greer, Lyman and Greenville area. Anyone with a remaining balance at the Spartanburg store should settle their account by Jan. 14, the business said on Facebook. Any payments made after that date must be made to the Greer store. — Alyssa Mulliger ... (Spartanburg Herald Journal)

Dec 28, 2016

A girl rediscovers color in Adrien Broom's images at Lyman Allyn

Step into the Lyman Allyn Art Museum's Glassenberg Gallery, and you step into a world of lush color. In the vivid photographs that make up the exhibition "A Colorful Dream," artist Adrien Broom — who grew up in Lyme and Hadlyme — has created a visually striking story of a girl "rediscovering the simple joys of color." Although there isn't text to detail the narrative, the story is clear in the images themselves, as the girl begins in an all-white bedroom and makes her way through whimsical landscapes of radiant shades. In a scene bubbling with blue, it's almost as though the girl is sitting under the sea, gazing up at an octopus as a school of fish skitter nearby. In an orange-suffused photo, it's as though the bevy of lamps populating an eerie outdoor landscape are casting an autumnal glow over everything, as the girl holds contemplatively onto a single light. In a red scene, the girl's back is turned to the camera, as she stares at an old-school-London telephone booth tied with a cloud of red ball... (theday.com)