Below you'll find a list of all posts from July, 2021
In 1963, Alma Thomas undertook to upset Henri Matisse. Two years earlier, in 1961, she attended an exhibition of Henri Matisse’s end-of-career gouaches at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. There she saw The snail (1952-1953), in which cut-and-paste squares of colored paper are arranged in a spiral shape, abstractly alluding to a gastropod without ever showing it …
July… in terms of farm and garden produce, it brings the season of exorbitant abundance. Yes, yes – of course we recognize the zucchini, which for a few weeks is very popular, but after which many efforts are made to “offer” and “share” and finally find a farmer with pigs or cattle who would like to take the abundance of …
Cheyenne police have arrested a man and are trying to find a second suspect in connection with a motorcycle theft Thursday evening, according to a press release from the CPD. The statement said police were called to the West 17th Street and Bent Avenue area around 9:30 p.m. Thursday on a report of suspicious activity. An officer found two men …
May 21, 2021 LUMBERTON – According to Dr. Wayne Buhler, a specialist in extending pesticide safety, because of persistent concerns about shortages of personal protective equipment in the agricultural sector, the EPA is extending the “annual deadline for testing of adjustment “until September 30 under previously published guidelines. on respiratory protection requirements for agricultural pesticide handlers. This revision complies with …
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Gardening and gardening are great ways to teach your children about growth, life, and responsibility, and it also gives you the opportunity to spend quality time together. “There are a lot of benefits to including your kids in gardening projects,” said Bailey Carson, an expert at Angi’s House. “First, it’s a great opportunity for them to get their hands dirty …
Date published: July 21, 2021 From left to right: Councilor Phillip Massey (Rochdale in Bloom committee member), Robert Clegg (administrator), Nick Dent (chief gardener), Neil Williams (president of the Rotary Club of Rochdale), Sam Wells (CEO ) Rochdale in Bloom and the Rotary Club of Rochdale have partnered to support Springhill Hospice by commemorating the memory of the late and …
Tired of virtual meetings? Prepare to meet that special someone face to face at one of the many perfect hangouts in the Fayetteville area. There are many places in Cumberland County that function as the perfect meeting points. Here are a few. Winter Flower Tea Address: 238 Hay Street Website. Winterbloom Tea offers freshly brewed tea and tea-based cocktails. This …
Nanny Nikki Music Concert Wednesday, July 28, 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Zoom with the River Forest Public Library All ages are welcome for this special musical spectacle aimed at the youngest. Register: riverforestlibrary.librarymarket.com/events/nanny-nikki-music-concert. Must See Before It’s Gone – Botanic Garden The Musical Until Thursday July 22, 7 p.m. Live Outdoors with 16th Street Theater When Kate is desperate …
Two corpse flowers are expected to bloom this week at the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens in San Marino. Stinkie grew 2.5 inches on Sunday to 76.5 inches and Green Boy from 1.5 inches to 71.5 inches, according to Susan Turner-Lowe, vice president of communications and marketing for The Huntington. Limited in-person tours with required masks will begin …
Moderating a Facebook gardening group in western New York City is not without its challenges. There are complaints of woolly bugs, bad weather, and novice members who insist on using dish detergent on their plants. And then there’s the word “hoe”. Facebook’s algorithms sometimes flag this particular word as “violating community standards,” apparently referring to a different word, a word …