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It must have been last week when I headed up to Waldorf.Was it in St. Mary's? Stop teasing me, rack your brain and give me the info... I've been dying for a location down here for like 10 years now! Ha ha!
It must have been last week when I headed up to Waldorf.Was it in St. Mary's? Stop teasing me, rack your brain and give me the info... I've been dying for a location down here for like 10 years now! Ha ha!
Their Chicago Electric tools are made by the same company that makes the Kobalt power tools for Lowe's.came across this yesterday.
Looks like a harbor freight is coming to St Mary's.
Food LionI heard from someone that there is a spot in the same plaza Hobby Lobby is. There used to be a grocery store there. One that was next to Third Eye Comics.
Went thru there yesterday, no sign of work and lease sign still in place. Saw a sign one was coming but can't remember where.I heard from someone that there is a spot in the same plaza Hobby Lobby is. There used to be a grocery store there. One that was next to Third Eye Comics.
Is there any word on when Sweetbay in Leonardtown will be opening? I know they placed an ad for waitstaff and bartenders not to long ago. I checked on Facebook, but couldnt find any information.
They are hoping for end of the year (2019 for you smart alecks). I'd think you would have a kitchen staff in place before getting this close to an opening.As of a week ago, they were still had an ad going seeking applicants for all positions. I don't see any firm date on when they will open.
I told folks honestly when I worked Hardware/Tools that Kobalt is (despite Lowe's adverts) a good home workshop tool, not every day commercial grade.I love my Kobalt battery tools. Had the impact driver and drill for two years now. Just picked up the angle grinder. Not suited for a production sort of deal, but for the occasional use sort of guy like me, awesome. Rusted 1/2" bolts on the new to me polaris ATVs snowplow feet, like buttah.
I told folks honestly when I worked Hardware/Tools that Kobalt is (despite Lowe's adverts) a good home workshop tool, not every day commercial grade.
I really wish QBH had used drywall screws, instead of adhesive and nails.Yeah, if I was driving 3,000 drywall screws a day, maybe not. But that little impact driver does a good job for my needs. .
I really wish QBH had used drywall screws, instead of adhesive and nails.
Lights were on tonight and help wanted sign up in the window.They are hoping for end of the year (2019 for you smart alecks). I'd think you would have a kitchen staff in place before getting this close to an opening.
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On Monday, October 7, 2019 the Potomac Floral Design Studio opened its doors to Charles County. Potomac Floral Design Studio is a new full service florist and gift shop serving Southern Maryland. The ribbon cutting ceremony began at 10:00 AM attended by Jeannine James, Mayor, Town of La Plata and numerous family and friends supporting the launch of the new business. After the moving ceremony dedicating the opening of the shop to Mike's Mother, Mary Ann Burch and David's Brother Brian, guest were invited in, to shop and enjoy light refreshments.
Mike Burch and David Douglas are the shop owners and managing partners, both are natives of Southern Maryland. They open the shop with an experienced staff, bringing over 90 years of floral and gift shop experience to their customers.
Mike Burch has over 40 years of floral design experience. Mike started in the business when he was 16. He is a previous shop owner and has experience working with several large event and wedding florists in Northern Virginia. He also holds a position with the Washington Post as Production Manager where he has served for 28 years.
David Douglas has 40 years of customer service and managerial experience. David has served 30 years working at the Architect of the Capitol, Washington D.C. where he has held the position of Service Supervisor for the Senate Superintendent's Office for 13 years. Since 1984, David has worked in retail stores and his favorite: food service. Where he worked with several catering establishments and served as the Manager for two Ledo Pizza Restaurants.
Mike and David are committed to provide their customers with impeccable, personalized customer service, offer fresh and innovative floral designs and creative choices for home decor and gifts. The goal is to be your choice for all of your floral, gift and home decor needs.
They have adopted the philosophy of the great writer and poet Maya Angelou: "I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel". "We want our customers to feel welcome, which is very important to us".