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Here’s how Kaye Construction creates maximum function in a brand new form
You have to admit that last year we felt cozy at home—whether working from home in lounge pants, sitting around the table for family game night, or soaking in the bathtub to de-stress. But there is a difference between feeling cozy and feeling cramped. With spouses both working from home and kids taking online classes, oftentimes...
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From hot cross buns to jumbo eggs and ham, Miles Farmers Market puts a fresh spin on traditional Easter fare
Every family has their own Easter and Passover traditions. Some color Easter eggs in bright pastel colors or dye them naturally in boiled onion skins with leaves and twigs leaving their prints behind in white. Others have traditions that focus on the meal, which typically features a delicious spiral ham, roast of lamb or kielbasa—usually...
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Thinking of cashing in on today’s hot real estate market? Here’s what Kevin Wasie, of Exactly, says will help to make the sale
The moment you decide you want to sell your home, you need to see it objectively, thinking about it as an investment—and more specifically, how to get the highest return on your investment. So how do you know before listing your home how much you should fix up? Should you just remove family photos and other clutter, paint the walls a...
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This salon rocks!
Cory’s Hair Studio & Day Spa is a go-to for the latest in hair design and spa treatments. A staple in town for almost four decades, Cory’s has always been at the forefront of the latest haircutting and coloring techniques for both men and women, as well as relaxing and rejuvenating spa treatments. With a sparkling chandelier and...
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The annual walk to support Stewart’s Caring Place has been transformed
A signature event for Stewart’s Caring Place, the 15th Annual Hope Walk has a new twist this year as they are encouraging you to take a hike. “Though we cannot yet gather in a large group to show support for families touched by cancer, we can individually, or in small groups, still make an impact—and have fun doing it,” says...
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