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Mohican Flowers hosts Grand Opening!

Hanna Bergene and Henry Bauer stand in front of the newly reopened Mohican Flowers. They both run the shop, which their families helped to revamp in a ‘fantastic family affair.’

The grand opening of Mohican Flowers is underway!

After months in which Hanna, boyfriend Henry Bauer, parents, aunts, uncles, and cousins helped to revamp this local landmark, local residents can once again purchase their flowers from this local business. And it’s not only flowers anymore. Bergene has invited local artisans to put their wares for sale in the shop and there is everything from pottery from Cooperstown Pottery and Beiko Ceramics to jewelry by Karen Katz.

The weekend has seen a steady stream of people and the opening will run through 2 p.m.

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  1. Congratulations to Hannah and Henry! We wish them much success on their new venture!
    Great to have new neighbors next to the Bieritz Insurance office! 👍👍👏👏💐🥂🍾
    Steve Bieritz

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