To Rent or to Own? That is the Question and the Answer is Renting
Renting has become so popular that it’s hard to believe that at one time in American history, it was frowned down upon. Renting lofts and apartments was considered sub par in comparison to owning a home — especially in the suburbs — which was considered a sign of having “made it” or being successful. In […]
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Are Television Networks Are Joining Forces With Streaming Services and Cable?
In the eyes of many viewers, television is currently at a crossroads, as streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime becoming increasingly popular, drawing customers away from traditional television channels. But while these similar methods of entertainment are often portrayed as being at odds with one another, there has recently been a significant change in […]
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5 Ways to Spend the Money You’re Saving at the Pump
The price of fueling a vehicle and heating a home are two major parts of any person’s budget. More than 93% of people use gasoline to fuel their cars and trucks, and 42% of the overall energy consumption in the United States comes from heating and cooling the spaces in which we live, work, and […]
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3 Steps to Getting a Good Night’s Rest
Rest is the fuel that powers us all. So what do you do when your schedule gets in the way of daily R and R? All kinds of things effect our ability to sleep well: work, anxiety, children, medication, maybe even just a low level of bed comfort. Here are a few pointers for improving […]
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Sinto Senior Activity Center Planning Dinner Out at MAX
On Fri., April 24, Sinto Senior Activity Center will be taking a special trip to MAX at Mirabeau, a fine-dining restaurant and lounge that has won wine and dining awards for the last six years running. Enjoy top-notch drinks, delicious appetizers, a wide selection of entrees and impressive service. The New American-style cuisine at MAX […]
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Donate Your Lightly Used Clothing to Charity!
Clothing donations to charity provide a pressing need for thousands of the less-fortunate in this country. Sadly, there are more than 600,000 homeless men, women, and children in the United States according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Many of these people lack basic clothing, and especially for those who live in colder […]
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Are You Asking the Right Questions During your Search for a Public Adjuster?
After your house has been damaged by a natural disaster or extreme weather event such as fires or tornadoes, public adjusters can be the resource you need to get a fair payout from your insurance claim. This is because homeowner’s insurance companies are notorious for reducing the amount of money paid out for this type […]
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Amish Cupolas A Buying Guide
Buying any new structure or add-on to a structure is a litter stressful, since it’s something of an investment and can have a huge impact on a building or a property. One of the most popular add-ons to a structure is a cupola, since it isn’t a huge project and adds a lot of interest […]
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Three Important Tips for Buying Your First Home
Buying a new home is a big step in many people’s lives, one that requires careful consideration and preparation before you can take the plunge. However, this process takes more than a helpful real estate agent and a basic knowledge of real estate trends, although both will help. Instead, potential homeowners need to know how […]
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The 3 Most Compelling Reasons to Consider 55+ Community Living
Young retirees in the 55 and up age range often have trouble finding where they fit in. If you’re in this age group, you may feel that you want more leisure and recreation activities than your average neighborhood can provide, but you’re still far too young and energetic to consider a senior care home. In […]
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