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Evening Update: Biden demands Israel's Netanyahu reach 'immediate ceasefire' in Gaza after Israeli strikes kill aid workers - Vimarsana News

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Local florists speak on Valentine's during a pandemic - Vimarsana News

Local florists speak on Valentine's during a pandemic

Local florists speak on Valentine's during a pandemic and last updated 2021-02-07 17:03:03-05 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — COVID-19 has really hit several businesses, local flower shops have had to deal with the pandemic, the increase in the price of flowers and according to Robin Reames, it's because of the novel coronavirus. “Because of the country’s that we get some of the flowers from, for example ecuador, they have been hit hard by COVID and so they don’t have the workers to pick the flowers. Red roses are going to be a little harder to find than in years past."

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