Fred Ruvola and his wife, Elaine Gonyea Ruvola, are the third generation to operate Gonyea's Greenhouses Inc. in Malone on Fourth Street. Along with designer Cheryl Lawrence (right), they look forward to planting seedlings that will be colorful spring flowers. The floral shop also offers floral designs for all occasions including birthdays, weddings, funerals and holidays. They are a member of TelaFlora and the Society for American Florists. Founded in 1927, the greenhouse and flower shop are the second oldest continual business in Malone. (Photo/Sue Tobias)

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Celine Paquette is congratulated by Matt Boire of CDC Real Estate after being designated Irishwoman of the Year at the North Country Chamber of Commerce's 53rd-annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast Thursday.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Hailey continues to recover at home following an accident that left the dog with numerous injures.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Hailey, Kathleen King's German shepherd, continues to recover at home following an accident Feb. 17 that left the dog with numerous injures. King and her husband, Kevin, had to take out a loan in order to pay Hailey's medical bills, which will exceed $10,000.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Ian Henderson is the Bulldogs' long-ball threat with 54 3-pointers this season.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Rachel Williams and Geoff Kiroy of Plattsburgh celebrate St. Patrick's Day in style late Thursday night in downtown Plattsburgh. Kiroy donned a green body suit to help celebrate the holiday and wore it the entire night.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Fred Ruvola and his wife, Elaine Gonyea Ruvola, are the third generation to operate Gonyea's Greenhouses Inc. in Malone on Fourth Street. Along with designer Cheryl Lawrence (right), they look forward to planting seedlings that will be colorful spring flowers. The floral shop also offers floral designs for all occasions including birthdays, weddings, funerals and holidays. They are a member of TelaFlora and the Society for American Florists. Founded in 1927, the greenhouse and flower shop are the second oldest continual business in Malone. (Photo/Sue Tobias)

Makayla Fleury (20) and her teammates celebrate after Chateaugay defeated Whitesville in the NYSPHSAA Class D girls' basketball semifinals Saturday at Hudson Valley Community College. Bonus pictures will be available midday Monday at pressrepublicanphotos.com.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Chateaugay coach Chris Reynolds talks to his team during a timeout in the NYSPHSAA Class D girls' basketball semifinals Saturday at Hudson Valley Community College. Chateaugay defeated Whitesville, 51-43, to advance to today's championship game.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Chateaugay's Hannah Cook (11) goes up for a layup while Coleman Catholic's Kate Shults (10) pursues during Sunday's NYSPHSAA Class D girls' basketball final at Hudson Valley Community College. Coleman won, 44-26. Bonus photos will be available midday Monday at pressrepublicanphotos.com.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)

Fred Ruvola and his wife, Elaine Gonyea Ruvola, are the third generation to operate Gonyea's Greenhouses Inc. in Malone on Fourth Street. Along with designer Cheryl Lawrence (right), they look forward to planting seedlings that will be colorful spring flowers. The floral shop also offers floral designs for all occasions including birthdays, weddings, funerals and holidays. They are a member of TelaFlora and the Society for American Florists. Founded in 1927, the greenhouse and flower shop are the second oldest continual business in Malone.

(Photo/Sue Tobias)