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Jul 6, 2021

Supreme Court turns away florist who refused same-sex wedding job - pressherald.com

Barronelle Stutzman and her Arlene’s Flowers business. That followed the justices’ decision in a different case involving a Colorado baker who declined to make a cake for a same-sex wedding. After that review, the Washington Supreme Court ruled unanimously that state courts did not act with animosity toward religion when they ruled Stutzman broke the state’s anti-discrimination laws by refusing on religious grounds to provide flowers for the wedding of Rob Ingersoll and Curt Freed. Stutzman had sold Ingersoll flowers for nearly a decade and knew he was gay. But she contended his marriage went against her religious beliefs and she felt she could not provide services for the event. Washington state law says businesses offering services to opposite-sex couples must provide the same service to same-sex couples. Invalid username/password. Please check your email to confirm and complete your registration. Use the form below to reset your password. When you've submitted your account email, we will send an email with a reset code. « Previous Trump’s company once cloaked him in gilded fame. Now it faces felonies, debt and a toxic brand. Next » Tally of missing in condo collapse falls; nearby tower evacuated Related Stories Latest Articles Adblock test (Why?)...

Feb 1, 2021

Peony Cut Flowers Market Report | Size, Growth, Demand, Scope, Opportunities and Forecast 2020-2027 – NeighborWebSJ - NeighborWebSJ

Fort Collins, Colorado: The latest Reports Globe study titled “Peony Cut Flowers Market” highlights important aspects of the Peony Cut Flowers market. The report is intended to help readers accurately estimate the growth rate of the world market during the forecast period (2020-2027). Our market research team has meticulously assessed the Peony Cut Flowers market dynamics, both quantitatively and qualitatively, taking into account a variety of factors including market penetration, product portfolios, user industries, results, pricing structure, and key drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges. affect market growth. The latest market research largely segments the industry based on product types, application areas, end-use industries, key regions...

Feb 1, 2021

Underused trees you can plant in your landscape - Pueblo Chieftain

June and July with fragrant white flowers.In addition to these great underused trees, native species are also a wise choice. You can find a list of Colorado native trees here: https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/yard-garden/native-trees-for-colorado-landscapes-7-421/ . Be on the lookout for my column next month where I will give some tips on how to properly plant a tree.Sherie Shaffer is the horticulture coordinator at the Colorado State University Extension office for Pueblo County. She can be reached at 583-6566 or by email at shaffers@pueblocounty.us...

Feb 1, 2021

A socially-distanced day of love: how to safely celebrate Valentine's Day from home • UNC Mirror - University of Northern Colorado The Mirror

Zoom’s screen sharing feature for a movie night with your favorite people. Take a tour of Denver- From anywhere Couples from all over Colorado like taking in the sights of the capitol city on Valentine’s Day. However, just because these locations are temporarily unavailable in person does not mean they’re not available at all. Virtually Denver is a portal on denver.org that connects Colorado residents with virtual tours and events happening all throughout the state. Guests can tour exhibits at the Denver Museum of Art, go on a virtual Safari at the Denver zoo, or stream live concerts, all from the comfort of their own homes. Anna Rosenthal, a UNC fourth-year theater education major, recently went on the virtual tour of the Denver Museum of Art with an unnamed Tinder date. She said her favorite type of date nights are experience based, and she was glad she could still take in new sights with a romantic prospect. “It was nice still getting to experience a date. It almost felt normal, and that was nice. There was no social pressure. We could tour the museum at our own pace, and they made it really easy to navigate,” Rosenthal said. If you’re interested in taking a virtual tour of a Denver experience visit https://www.denver.org/blog/post/denver-events-this-weekend/.

Feb 1, 2021

City growing its own flowers for spring planting - The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

In addition to providing more plantings this year, Sherbenou said the city’s ultimate plan is to expand the Western Colorado Botanical Gardens at Las Colonias, which would include a demonstration garden and greenhouses, as well as more plantings. “We have in our Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Master Plan some very ambitious plans to expand the Western Colorado Botanical Gardens,” Sherbenou said. “There is some content in there about expanding the gardens and connecting the existing footprint of the Botanical Gardens that’s operated by STRiVE and tying it to the small amphitheater that is there as well as building some greenhouse in the area near the Edgewater Brewery.”Sherbenou credited his staff with finding innovative ways to increase their capacity, especially Horticulture, Irrigation and Turf Parks Supervisor Joe Brown, who has experience growing plant material for the Denver Botanical Gardens, Denver Zoo and Denver parks. He said finding ways to provide more for less is something they pride themselves in.“I love it because I think it really epitomizes what we’re all about,” Sherbenou said. “We’re about stretching our resources as far as possible to provide the best service to the community.”For more information on the Botanical Gardens plan, Sherbenou said to visit gjcity.org where the PROS Master Plan is available. #inform-video-player-3 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } ...