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Iconic Westerville Businesses: Uptown's Westerville Florist strives to cultivate happiness - The Columbus Dispatch

Candice Martini. “That’s why our tagline is cultivate flower happiness.”Martini, 49, of Worthington purchased the shop with friend Michelle Chandler, 59, of Dublin in January 2020, shortly before the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic took hold.When the mandatory shutdown occurred the following month, Martini said, they took the opportunity to revamp the front of the store.“We set out not to be your traditional florist,” she said. “We want to be educational and make sure people understand about flowers.“If someone is looking for something, we can order them. Just because we may not have something in the store today doesn’t mean we can’t get it for you. People can go anywhere to get flowers. But if you’re getting flowers in a supermarket type of environment versus direct from a farm, which is where we’re getting them from, it makes a big difference.”Martini, whose grandmother Dee DeLuca inspired her appreciation for flowers, said her background is in special events.She said she and Chandler want to bring experience-based floral events to Westerville, such as Blooms and Beverages, in addition to teaching and educating people about the art of flowers.“We wanted something where people could come and really learn about the industry and learn about flowers and make it an experience for them,” Martini said. “That’s why we started the Flower Bar, where they could come and choose flowers and build their own bouquets. We do events here that are cal... https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/communities/westerville/2022/01/06/iconic-westerville-businesses-westerville-florist-around-since-1958-strives-cultivate-happiness/9115281002/

Jane Colvin

Hubert Chester Colvin, Jr. (Kathy); daughter, Jane Colvin Neill (Chuck); son, George Edward Colvin (Pam); grandchildren, John Colvin, Sara Chandler Amthor, Martin Colvin, Marion Colvin and Abigail Colvin; and three great-grandchildren. She also leaves behind other family, her friends and her church family. Jane Ella was born on January 20, 1931 in Hale County, Alabama. She was the daughter of George Searcy Martin and Marion Traylor Martin. She graduated from Akron High School and married Hubert Chester Colvin. She lived her entire life in her beloved community of Stewart, Alabama and devoted her life to her family, church and to running her family’s general store. Jane Ella loved God, touched the lives of those around her and will be dearly missed by all who knew her. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Concord Cemetery Association (2921 County Rd 59, Moundville, AL 35474) or to the Stewart United Methodist Church (10291 AL Hwy 60, Moundville, AL 35474). All obituaries taken from the website of the corresponding funeral home unless otherwise noted. Share this: ... http://www.westalabamawatchman.com/jane-colvin/

Trey Flowers gives the Patriots pass rush hope for the future

With Chandler Jones in Arizona, the Patriots lack of pass rush this season has been alarming. Jabaal Sheard (3.5 sacks) only played 16 snaps last week and Rob Ninkovich (one sack) and Chris Long (one sack) have also struggled to get to the quarterback. The emergence of Flowers gives the Patriots some hope for the second half of the season and beyond. “There’s an added emphasis every week. Each and every week, we want to be able to affect the quarterback,” Flowers said. “We’ve faced some pretty good quarterbacks throughout the league. Just to be able to get after them is definitely important. It’s the No. 1 agenda as far as the defensive front’s emphasis.” ... http://www.providencejournal.com/sports/20161117/trey-flowers-gives-patriots-pass-rush-hope-for-future