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Hurricane horror story takes 8 years to end
So you think you've had contractor nightmares. I know I have. But I guarantee ours wither like flowers by the fire compared to what Linda Lipofsky has been through. Lipofsky's home saga involves an act of God, a nefarious contractor, a bankrupt...Tags: Insurance, HGTV (tv network), Hurricanes, U.S. Congress, Natural Disasters
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Tornadoes reported in Northern California as storm hits region
L.A. NOWTornadoes reportedly touched down Monday afternoon in three Northern California counties, knocking down some trees and power lines as a powerful storm belted the region.... -
Caught in the current of reverse migration
CUATRO MILPAS, MEXICO— In this hardscrabble farming village, an American teenager like Luis Martinez was bound to stand out. Raised on Little Caesars pizzas and Big Gulps, Luis, 13, was portly. The village kids, subsisting on bowls of chicken...
Tags: Organized Crime, Mormonism, Coca-Cola Co., Arthritis, Illegal Immigrants
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Building permits
Aberdeen School District, 1400 S. Third St., final erection and build-out for new shop building, $350,000. Herschel Premack, 1328 N. Arch St., install basement egress, $2,000. Bart Walker, 1103 S. Cochrane St., install five basement windows, two...Tags: Kevin Johnson, House Building
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Viewpoint: Time to recognize those who help others
Since November and December are months associated with giving, I would like to spotlight a few of the worthy volunteers who regularly give of their time to aid veterans. They give of their time on a weekly basis to chauffeur veterans to the Veterans...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Rite Aid Corp., World War II (1939-1945), Hospitals and Clinics
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Brown County Commission: Illegal dumping fee nears approval
swaltman@aberdeennews.comBy year's end, people who improperly leave items at the Brown County Landfill's drop sites near Aberdeen will likely be paying administrative fees as a penalty. County commissioners approved the first reading of an ordinance change during their Tuesday...Tags: Highway Transportation, Misdemeanors
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Shaken by shingles
It wasn't just any raking job; it was dethatching to get all the old, dead grass out. That's hard work. You have to dig in and put some real muscle into it. The pain in my rib cage started the day after the dead grass was bagged and bound for the...
Tags: Health, Disease Prevention, Viral Diseases and Infections, Preventative Medicine, Building Material
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Kevin Hunt: Winterizing Tips From A Historic-Home Expert
The Hartford CourantTo some people, winterizing means buying a thermal-lined jacket and insulated socks. Excuse the interruption, but we're talking about preparing your house for the next Nor'easter. Here are 10 ways (and a bonus) to keep your home warmer, more energy-...Tags: Snow Storms, Human Interest, Environmental Issues, Roseland, Energy Saving
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$335,000 project to improve Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Aberdeen
jnatalie-lees@aberdeennews.comAn architectural treasure in Aberdeen is getting a $335,000 roof renovation to preserve it for years to come. Crews have been working on the roof of Sacred Heart Catholic Church since late October. About 60 percent of the steep, slate roof will be...Tags: Renovation, Roman Catholicism, Christianity, Building Material, Religion and Belief
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Dispatch from the land of boring weather
When it comes to the relationship between Southern Californians and massive storms like Sandy, the conventional wisdom is that such weather (“such” meaning the kind not commonly found in Southern California) can give rise to just a tiny bit of...
Tags: Meghan Daum, Anderson Cooper, Weather Reports, Weather, The Home Depot
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Irwin House renovation breathes new life into Mercersburg's square
waynesboro@herald-mail.comNine years ago, a fire heavily damaged a building on the Borough of Mercersburg’s square but revealed a log structure in the process. Now, after much discussion and planning, the Irwin House is remodeled with modern amenities and preserved relics....Tags: John Flannery
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Time to dig dahlias, plant bulbs
We've had some pretty crazy weather this year, but nothing as bad as much of the rest of our country has endured. Our West Coast had a record number of days when the temperature was over 100, the central states had widespread drought with crop losses...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), New York City, Hobbies, Gardening, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Nov 20, 2012
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Jun 13, 2012
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Nov 17, 2012
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Nov 12, 2012
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Nov 5, 2012
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Nov 1, 2012
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Oct 31, 2012
|Column| Petoskey News
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