February/March 2015

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February/March 2015
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BRIDGETT TUBBS-CARLON February/March 2015 Save

Once upon a time, there was a young woman who enjoyed flowers. She was working at a greenhouse when she discovered she loved floral design, and dabbled in the art for years, learning mostly on her own. In 2005, she did flowers for her brothers—three family weddings in...
Join us! Wednesday, February 115:00 – 7:30 PM (5:00-6:00 Networking. Presentation begins at 6:00.)Bar Divani15 Ionia Avenue Southwest, Grand Rapids, MI 49503$25 per person includes: Networking, Wine, Hors d'oeuvres, and Presentation Professional success is no longer...

Licensed Master Social Worker Vicki Poleni recently began working in association with Plachta, Murphy & Associates, P.C. in an advocacy role. With more than twenty-three years' experience in behavioral health care, hospice, advanced care planning, and medical...

If you have small children, you may already be stressed about the inevitable flux of new toys that will make their way into your home. Making space before they arrive could make things less overwhelming. Carolyn TenBrink, a Cannonsburg Elementary first-grade teacher...

If you have small children, you may already be stressed about the inevitable flux of new toys that will make their way into your home. Making space before they arrive could make things less overwhelming. Carolyn TenBrink, a Cannonsburg Elementary first-grade teacher...

If you have small children, you may already be stressed about the inevitable flux of new toys that will make their way into your home. Making space before they arrive could make things less overwhelming. Carolyn TenBrink, a Cannonsburg Elementary first-grade teacher...

If you have small children, you may already be stressed about the inevitable flux of new toys that will make their way into your home. Making space before they arrive could make things less overwhelming. Carolyn TenBrink, a Cannonsburg Elementary first-grade...