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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

Spread the love this Valentine’s Day with these gift ideas and fun activities - Greeley Tribune

Greeley Tribune file photo) Gift ideas for the entire family Swing over to Jerri J’s Bakery at 802 9th St. to pick up some sweets for your sweet. The bakery sells a variety of flavors of cupcakes such as champagne, PBandJ and s’mores as well as classic flavors like chocolate and vanilla. Classic flavors are $2 each while gourmet flavors run $3 per cupcake. Place your order ahead of time to ensure availability. For more information, go to www.greeleybakery.com. The Our Adventure Book from T-Haohua gives you the opportunity to create your own scrapbook of trips and journeys with your partner, family and friends. The scrapbook is modeled after the one in Disney’s “Up” movie and contains plenty of empty pages for you to fill with photos and keepsakes. The book is available for $15.99 on Amazon. For more information, go to https://amzn.to/2NhWvaD. Swing over to 477 Distilling, 825 9th St., Unit B, to pick up a bottle of your loved ones favorite spirit or get them something new to try. The locally owned distillery sells a variety of craft spirits including bourbon, gin, vodka and the more exotic Chai Spirit and Peanut Barrel. Not only will you be getting a gift they love, you’ll be supporting a small business. For more information, go to www.477distilling.com. Want to make your gift last the entire year? Then the Date Night Jar is right up your alley. The jar contains 52 sticks each with a fun date night idea for you and your partner. Choose from four different date night collections and seven personalized lids to make the perfect gift. Jars are $40 and can be purchased on Etsy at http://etsy.me/2XReSVQ. You can also make your own jar with supplies from Hobby Lobby or Michaels! The “What I Love About You” fill in the blank book is a cute and personal gift for both men and women. The book is filled with prompts that authors can make as sweet or sexy as they want. The book retails for $4.99 on Amazon. For more information, go to...

Dec 10, 2020

Your holiday gift guide: Everything made by California desert locals - The Desert Sun

Las Palmas Brewing in Palm Springs (461 N. Palm Canyon Dr.) or Desert Beer Co. in Palm Desert (77-770 Country Club Dr., Ste. D).Wild Bread Bakery sourdough loavesI cannot get enough of these sourdough loaves made by Lis Austin and Lara Simone in Pioneertown. The pair received their cottage bakery license in March right before the pandemic, but continued with socially distanced pickups — and thank goodness, because it's been a weekly source of carbs and inspiration. All of the bread is handcrafted and naturally leavened, "which means it's made with our sourdough culture rather than commercial yeast," Austin said. "Each loaf takes around 36 hours to make, starting with preparing the sourdough culture, mixing the dough, slowly fermenting the loaves, and ending with a hot bake in our hearth oven."media-image image-set="https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2020/11/25/PPAS/96c6f4f2-3e85-49ee-9c6f-69f2f1b41433-unnamed-2.jpg bestCrop, https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2020/11/25/PPAS/96c6f4f2-3e85-49ee-9c6f-69f2f1b41433-unnamed-2.jpg?crop=3023,2268,x0,y375 4:3, https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2020/11/25/PPAS/96c6f4f2-3e85-49ee-9c6f-69f2f1b41433-unnamed-2.jpg?crop=2268,3024,x302,y0 3:4, https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2020/11/25/PPAS/96c6f4f2-3e85-49ee-9c6f-69f2f1b41433-unnamed-2.jpg?crop=3023,1701,x0,y453 16:9" image-alt="Pioneertown-based Wild Bread bakery offers handcrafted and naturally leavened breads, which means they're made with a sourdough culture rather than commercial yeast. Each loaf takes around 36 hours to make." credit="Lara Simone/Courtesy Wild Bread" caption="Pioneertown-based Wild Bread bakery offers handcrafted and naturally leavened breads, which means they're made with a sourdough cultu...

Oct 15, 2020

Don't let the name fool you—Floral Park Market is one of the best places to grocery shop - Atlanta Magazine

In 1997, James Olsen established a wholesale flower business, which he eventually moved into a former bakery on the Westside. Michelle, his wife of 22 years, grew up on a dairy farm in rural Connecticut; her passion for fresh, local food pushed the flower store to pivot to consumables in the fall of 2016. A vegetarian herself, she doesn’t mind selling fresh sausages, plump organic chicken leg quarters, and big crimson steaks cut from grass-fed local beef.The prepared food is indeed worth the trip alone, ranging from turmeric hummus and dehydrated basil crackers (from healthy-eating guru David Sweeney of the late, lamented Dynamic Dish) to beauteous cold cucumber soup (from Simply Fresh), delicate fresh macarons (from Deborah Johnson, who lived in Paris for more than 20 years and was schooled at Le Cordon Bleu) to frozen wood-fired pizza (from a Brooklyn outfit that got its start on Shark Tank).But that’s hardly the market’s sole selling point. There is a station for dispensing locally made Golda’s CBD kombucha on tap, shelves of local H+F breads next to two crockpots of boiled peanuts, and a large display of organic hand-milled grains. Floral Park Market doesn’t feel like a glorified convenience store. Everything from the spicy Portuguese tinned sardines to the roasted pecans whose proceeds benefit Meals on Wheels has been carefully sourced. If your ideal shopping list includes freshly baked banana bread, a bottle of elderberry syrup, high-quality CBD products, and in-house pickles, jams, and honey butter, there’s no better market in town. And as someone who has long been committed to the imperative to shop local, I’m kicking myself for not finding my way to Floral Park Market sooner.This article appears in our October 2020 issue.Advertisement...

Oct 15, 2020

Watch: Floral entrepreneur blooms in Kingston | Loop News - Loop News Jamaica

December. She said since opening she has received positive reviews about her modern style and flair. Watch this video which was edited by Richard Baker. From Dear’s boutique flower shop, based at Waterloo Square, Kingston, customers have the option of purchasing a single stem or a wrapped bouquet. Persons can also pre-order larger floral arrangements. Dear is also looking to partner with local farmers to produce some of her own flowers in the Blue Mountain area. “COVID-19 has really shown me the importance of partnerships and being self-sufficient,” Dear told Young People in Business.

Sep 7, 2020

Anita Cote 1929 - 2020 - Obituary - Legacy.com

Anita is survived by her daughter, Christine Cote Ring, of Ventura and one grandson, Benjamin Cote, of Bakersfield. Anita was preceded in death by her son, Timothy Cote. She was the youngest of 6 children and they also all predecease her. Due to COVID-19 regulations and restriction, a private funeral service will be held for family members only. In lieu of flowers, a memorial donation may be made in her honor to the Ventura County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, 2186 Knoll Drive #A, Ventura, CA 93003. Anita was entrusted to the care of the JOSEPH P. REARDON FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE, 757 East Main Street, Ventura, 805-643-8623. Published in Ventura County Star from Aug. 13 to Aug. 16, 2020.