About 30,000 Trademarks found for “preserve at greenwood village the”

Organizing community sporting and cultural events; Providing on-line newsletters in the field of community events, local businesses, elections, and art programs

The mark consists of stylized GV in green in a white circle. Surrounding this circle is a green circle with the words "GREENWOOD VILLAGE" in white on the top half of the circle and "COLORADO" in white on the bottom half of the circle. There is a thinner white band outside the green circle and a thin gold band on the outside of the white band.

In the statement, line 1, "CALIFORNIA" should be deleted, and "DELAWARE" should be inserted.

Hand operated sprayers for herbicides and insecticides; garden tools, namely, [ shovels, spades, rakes, pitch forks, tampers, ] post hole diggers, [ post removers, ] pruning shears, [ hedge shears, telescoping pruners, felling wedges, mattocks, root choppers, rope chain saws, ] and garden shears

TEXTILE PIECE GOODS FOR USE IN CLOTHING AND HOME FURNISHINGS

Counseling in the field of health care and weight reduction diet planning and health spa services, namely, cosmetic body care services

Retail and online retail pharmacy and health store services

Beer

rental of residential apartments

"LAW"

clothing, namely, hats, sweaters and shirts

mugs, coffee cups and beverage glass-ware

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Providing a website featuring non-downloadable videos in the field of the true history of the Tulsa Race Massacre and the lived and inherited experiences of those impacted, including, the known living survivors, descendants and other surviving entities in order to counter historical omissions and reclaim the narrative surrounding the Tulsa Race Massacre and its continuing harm on the Greenwood descendant community, black Tulsans, black communities nationally and the country at large

Genealogical research; Genealogy research, namely, researching, identifying and documenting the lineage of individuals and entities that were victims of the Tulsa Race Massacre and its immediate aftermath