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Northwest Flower Show shows signs of reviving
The Northwest Flower & Garden show isn't dead yet.
The Northwest Flower & Garden show isn't dead yet.
The owner of the annual show at the state convention center in Seattle, Duane Kelly, told The Everett Herald he has accepted an offer from an experienced show producer and expects the deal to close later this month.
It's unclear if the new owner will have time to put together a show next February.
Kelly decided to leave the business after this year's show, which has been a 21-year tradition.
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Information from: The Herald, http://www.heraldnet.com
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