Tens of thousands of yellow, smiley-faced mugs filled with flowers were delivered all over the country — for free — in late July to help turn some frowns upside down.
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When Don Storrs agreed to take on a long-time family friend's wedding, he also said, "I do" to making his cable TV debut.
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When it comes to presidential politics, Bouquets of Denver wants everyone to know exactly where it stands: Just three blocks from the site of the Democratic National Convention.
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Everyone knows that it’s McCain versus Obama for the White House, but do you know the names of the candidates looking to represent you on Capitol Hill?
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David Byerly, president and owner of Lehrer's Flowers in Denver, passed away July 27.
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John McCain isn't the only Arizona candidate working hard to win your vote this summer. PJ Flower's & Gifts may not be seeking the highest office in the land, but the Phoenix business is gunning to be named the state's top florist.
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When a new section of a freeway opened July 15 in Mesa, Ariz., flowers, not cars, crowded the lanes, thanks to Razzle Dazzle Flowers & Gifts.
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Who let the dogs out? If you ask residents of Miramar, Fla., this month, they may tell you it was Eden Florist & Gift Baskets. For more than five years, Heidi Richards, AAF, and her staff have celebrated "Doghouse Repairs Month" in July with a festive competition that encourages people to submit their best tricks for getting out of the doghouse.
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The largest health care insurer in the Mid-Atlantic region recently sent a flower-friendly message to its female members: Stop and smell the flowers — it's good for you.
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For one florist in Boise, Idaho, a dream order turned into a nightmare earlier this month after a con artist posing as a reverend used a stolen credit card to order hundreds of roses.
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