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Girl Scouts honored for work at local nursing home

Albany County but to the residents , residents came outside here so excited to see the flowers being planted,” McCoy said. The girl scouts also put flowers inside the nursing home for residents. ... https://wnyt.com/news/three-girl-scouts-plant-flowers-nursing-home-troop-1003-albany-county/5009760/

Sang, Cuffe rule Bridge of Flowers

Cuffe said of keeping Rees in her sights.Semehar Tesfaye of West Roxbury, the 2016 champion, finished third in the women’s race with a time of 30:18. Karen Bertasso of Albany, N.Y. was fourth in 30:31, and Mohawk Trail star and Plainfield resident Meghan Davis was the fifth-fastest woman across the tape in 30:55.The weather cooperated for the 3K Charity Race and 8K Classic, as rain held off and the overcast morning made for comfortable, mid-August temperatures. The traditional charm of the race was evident throughout the course, with bagpipers, drummers and fans lining the streets and trails of Shelburne Falls to the delight of the over 800 runners combined between the two fields.“I love the history of Massachusetts races,” explained Leibold. “Old, long-standing races like this one, the community can get behind it and come out and support every year no matter who is running. That’s the great thing about it, it’s really an event that gets people coming back every year.”Locals ruled the Steve Lewis Subaru Charity 3K Run and Walk, with Buckland’s Bryan Dole finishing first overall in 10:24. Jacob Hughes of Shelburne Falls was the runner-up in 10:31, while Toby Hughes was fifth overall in 11:40. Amherst’s Cortney Berling was the first woman across, as she was third overall in 10:54. Leyden’s Kate Ashley was next in fourth place as the second woman across in 11:34.In the 8K Classic, Greenfield’s Aaron Stone was the top area finisher behind Smith as he crossed 31st overall in 30:10. Shelburne’s John Herron finished 36th (30:33), with Davis’ showing making her the top area woman and fourth-fastest Franklin County finisher overall. Shelburne Falls’ Jeremiah Jones was 40th in 31:01, and Shutesbury’s Andy Reagan joined him in the top 50 thanks to a 49th place performance in 32:09. https://www.recorder.com/Bridge-of-Flowers-19415790

Deep field set for Bridge of Flowers 40th anniversary

K.The third, fourth and fifth-place finishers from a year ago also return in the women’s field. Apryl Sabadosa, of Westfield, took third. Karen Bertasso, of Albany, New York, is a two-time Bridge of Flowers winner. She was fourth last year. The fifth-place finisher from a year ago was Jenna Giglioti, of Northampton, who joins Sabadosa as two of the top female runners in the Western Mass. Distance Project.Another person to keep an eye on is newcomer Kim Nedeau, of Leverett, who is a top hill runner in New England and placed second at the Mount Washington Road Race in 2016.Ashley Krauss, of Easthampton, recently placed eighth at the James Joyce 10K in Dedham, which served as the U.S. championship for the Master’s (ages 40-49) Division. Sidney Letendre, of Florence, returns after running an 8:11 pace on the course last season at the age of 62. https://www.gazettenet.com/Bridge-of-Flowers-19387803

Out of Flowers? Flour? Businesses Contend With Supply Crises - Memphis Daily News

While shortages are an obstacle for many small businesses, some owners have actually made materials in short supply the heart of their business.Albany Woodworks uses reclaimed wood from demolished houses, barns and other buildings to make flooring and paneling. When Learn more about Richard WoodsTap into millions of public records, notices and articles on The Daily News with our ever-growing line of services.Try one of these to get you started:Name SearchWatch Service" Richard Woods started the business more than 40 years ago, reclaimed wood was easy to find and he had no competition. But demand has grown from renovating homeowners and groups restoring historical sites, and so has the number of rival firms."We are constantly having to network to find new suppliers that may have quality wood," says Woods, whose company is located in Tickfaw, Louisiana. His suppliers are demolition companies, and most sites with the wood he needs are in industrial revolution-era towns in New England and along the Mississippi River. "We go wherever we have to," Woods says.At Widespread Electrical Sales, owner Learn more about Scott VaughnTap into millions of public records, notices and articles on The Daily News with our ever-growing line of services.Try one of these to get you started:Name SearchWatch Service" Scott Vaughn also travels the country in search of equipment that may be decades old."We rely on big industrial plants that are closing, buy the right to their power distribution systems, and rip them down," says Vaughn, whose company is based in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. He also gets obsolete equipment from decommissioned call centers and data centers.Widespread Electric sells about...

Businesses adapt to supply crises - Arkansas Online

While shortages are an obstacle for many small businesses, some owners have actually made materials in short supply the heart of their business.Albany Woodworks uses reclaimed wood from demolished houses, barns and other buildings to make flooring and paneling. When Richard Woods started the Tickfaw, La.-based business more than 40 years ago, reclaimed wood was easy to find and he had no competition. But demand has grown from renovating homeowners and groups restoring historical sites, and so has the number of rival firms."We are constantly having to network to find new suppliers that may have quality wood," Woods says. His suppliers are demolition companies, and most sites with the wood he needs are in industrial revolution-era towns in New England and along the Mississippi River. "We go wherever we have to," Woods says.At Widespread Electrical Sales, owner Scott Vaughn also travels the country in search of equipment that may be decades old."We rely on big industrial plants that are closing, buy the right to their power distribution systems, and rip them down," says Vaughn, whose company is based in Wheat Ridge, Colo. He also gets obsolete equipment from decommissioned call centers and data centers.Business on 04/05/2018... http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2018/apr/05/businesses-adapt-to-supply-crises-20180/?f%3Dbusiness

Vancouver Christmas Events 2018: 100 ways to get into the holiday spirit - Vancouver Sun

Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society and the CKNW Kids’ Fund. • Dec., 2, the parade begins at noon at West Georgia and Broughton, ending at Howe and Davie. vancouversantaclausparade.com/ (READ MORE: Vancouver Santa Claus Parade: What you need to know)Surrey and Vancouver host a Santa Clause Parade on December 2.Ric Ernst / PNGSurrey Santa Parade of Lights The 13th Annual Surrey Santa Parade features a wonderful mix of antique vehicles, big rigs, boats, floats, marching bands, mascots, remote controlled vehicles, dancers, service clubs and sports teams. Please join us for an evening of fun that is held in the charming historic town centre of Cloverdale. • Dec. 2, the parade begins at 5 p.m. Please bring non-perishable food items or gift item for the Surrey Food Bank and Christmas Bureau • surreysantaparade.comChristmas at FlyOver CanadaFly like Santa this Christmas on a magical flight across Canada. After meeting some of Santa’s elves, Chestnut and Pinecone, you’ll join them as they take flight across Canada looking for their fellow elves. You may even get a sneak peek of Santa’s Workshop as you soar over the North Pole. • FlyOver Canada, Canada Place, until Jan. 6 • 604-620-8455, flyovercanada.comFly across the North Pole with FlyOver Canada’s holiday programming.Vancouver SunGrouse Mountain Peak of ChristmasEnjoy the natural beauty of Blue Grouse Lake lit by light installations, and stroll through the light tunnel. Learn all about Santa’s reindeer at the Reindeer Habitat, and bundle up for a Mountaintop Sleigh Ride. Lace up your skates and enjoy the 8,000 square foot mountaintop Ice Skating Pond, visit the Theatre in the Sky to enjoy Christmas movies and enjoy a variety of live entertainment. • Grouse Mountain, North Van, until Jan. 6 • grousemountain.com/peak-of-christmasChristmas GlowStroll, laugh and play under the twinkle of a million lights at the largest indoor Christmas festival in Greater Vancouver. The playgrounds and interactive features will entertain the kids for hours, while adults can enjoy a licensed bar and live music. Whisper your Christmas list to Santa, and shop for unique items at the Christmas Market. • Milner Village Garden Centre, 6690 216th St., Langley • Runs until Jan. 19 • From $16.99/$22.99, glowgardens.comfigure id="attachment_" class="w... https://vancouversun.com/entertainment/festivals/vancouver-christmas-events-2018-100-ways-to-get-into-the-holiday-spirit

Flower festival celebrates Stamford

Boston and Market Harborough.”The festival celebrated the unique history of Stamford in addition to acknowledging present day achievements and attractions.Themes included the market and fair, Georgian Stamford, farming, wool trade, hostelries, theatre and many more.Money raised from the event will go to the Evergreen Care Trust while a donation will also be made to the Churches Conservation Trust, which owns St. John’s Church, for use of the facility.“We’re still tallying up just how much we raised but are delighted with how things went,” said Catherine.The flower Club has about 100 members and anyone interested in joining can e-mail stamfordflowerclub@gmail.com... https://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/news/flower-festival-celebrates-stamford-9044505/

Gardening: Autumn planters 101

Heuchera, which forms a bright dome of foliage in a myriad of colours.A few of my favourites include ‘Blackcurrant’ (purple with silver highlights), ‘Georgia Peach’ (peach to rosy purple), ‘Lime Rickey’ (ruffled chartreuse foliage) and ‘Crème Brulee’ (peachy-bronze).If you need a little more height, then consider Euphorbias, many of which will take on red highlights during the colder weather.I find that the variegated forms seem to be the most popular with ‘Ascot Rainbow’ (green, gold and red), ‘Glacier Blue’ (frosty blue with cream margins) and ‘Tasmanian Tiger’ (greyish-green with cream margins) being readily available in smaller pots at this time of year.Trailers are also an important component of the autumn display and we have many choices, some of which will only cusp the edge while others will tumble heavily.Carex ‘Evergold’ is nice for whisping over the edge with its clean gold and green foliage. There are also a lot of Ajugas available but my preference is ‘Black Scallop’ with its inky leaves that have a pearly sheen. Lysimachia ‘Goldilocks’ or golden creeping jenny cascades heavily with its bright chartreuse foliage, while either the large or small-leaved forms of wire vine (Muehlenbeckia) add a tangled billow of deep green.Of course, we need some ephemeral color and this is where the fall mums and ornamental peppers add their harvest charm, but both will last longer if kept under cover out of the rain.The same is true for dwarf forms of florist cyclamen, which will persist until the heavy frosts, but whose flowers are spoilt once they get soaked.Ornamental kale is another option this time of year, but expect these purple and white beauties to only last until December, at which time they begin to smell like cabbage soup.Dusty Miller, with its silvery foliage, is much more persistent and lasts the winter provided you cut any flowers out.The mainstays of seasonal colour are your winter pansies (Viola x wittrockiana) and violas (Viola cornuta), which bloom from fall to spring during periods of mild weather.They are available in myriad colours and, in my opinion, the violas put on a better overall display despite their smaller blooms.Mike Lascelle is a local nursery manager and gardening author (hebe_acer@hotmail.com). https://www.mapleridgenews.com/community/gardening-autumn-planters-101/

Schaefer Wholesale Florist Launches New & Improved Website For Better Customer Experience

West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. “SWF is continually seeking ways to fulfill our client’s needs with the highest-quality fresh-cut flowers, special event supplies, and more, and the new website does just that. With the new website, we not only expanded our customer reach with a clean, modern look, but deliver easy to access direct buying options that improve customer selection and offer expanding buying power with outstanding costs savings. In addition, we are excited about the new informational video tutorials on the new site.”- Sherry Schaefer, Buyer/Owner, Schaefer Wholesale Florist. The new website allows Schaefer Wholesale Florist to better serve their clients and continue the tradition of delivering the highest quality products with competitive prices. At Schaefer Wholesale Florist, the new site promises a fresh, up-to-date look that is easily navigated, to make selecting and purchasing the finest, freshest florals and accessories with value packed pricing, cost saving shipping solutions, and excellent service. Visit Schaefer Wholesale Florist (https://www.SWFlorist.com) today, experience the ease of the new client-centric website and find your favorite fresh florals and supplies! Bio: In 1958, Schaefer Wholesale Florist began providing stunning fresh cut flowers to florists, wedding and floral designers, retail and wholesale merchants, and special events planners. Their business has grown successfully due to guaranteed on-time delivery of premium fresh flowers and foliage to customers throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Today their longstanding tradition of quality, service, and value continues with the South American Direct Program, the Holland Fresh Cut Direct Program, Quick Buy online ordering, and Dutch-Direct Online/Ecommerce Auction. As always, Schaefer Wholesale Florist continues to meet their longstanding goal of delivering the freshest fresh cut flowers anywhere along with foliage, plants, supplies, and accessories. Source: Schaefer Wholesale Florist ... http://www.perishablenews.com/index.php?article=0070771