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Demonstration shows sprinkler safety
Two living rooms went up in flames at the Allen County Fairgrounds Wednesday night. it was part of a demonstration for sprinkler systems. Some think they should be mandatory in all new homes built.
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Don't let the bed bugs bite
It's not just a cute phrase to wish your children good night anymore. Bed bug issues are on the rise. A living facility in Porter's Neck is one of many places in our region dealing with the bugs.
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Longwood Gardens' East Conservatory redesign is grand and green
Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square is nearing the end of a $ 12 million redesign of the Main Conservatory's eastern wing, long considered the "crown jewel" of the Philadelphia region's most popular public garden.
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Pablo Neruda's Chile
On Chile's bicentenary, Jolyon Attwooll explores the legacy of the country's best-loved poet.
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Million grant to help build new veterans home
Alabama has been awarded a $ 15 million grant to help pay for the construction of Alabama's fourth veterans home.
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Helping veterans
More than 200 homeless veterans are attending the annual Philadelphia Stand Down event, held this year at the county Government Services Complex in Bristol Township.
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Historic L.A. Hotel Finds New Life As School Campus
For years, the once-swank Ambassador Hotel stood boarded up on Wilshire Boulevard. Now, the old Ambassador grounds contain not one school, but six. Finishing touches were put on the last school just in time for the new school year. read more
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The once lively Louisiana has seen better days
The grand Fells Point space is still elegant, but lacks energy The grand Fells Point space is still elegant, but lacks energy.
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My living room, in anticipation for Halo 3!
Lawn & Garden: Culverts bring dream garden to fruition
Mary Funk and Nola Norton like to call their backyard garden "Contempo Acres." The "contempo" part comes, in part, from the galvanized aluminum culverts of varying heights that serve as containers for what is essentially a raised-bed garden with a shiny, industrialized look. But the pair probably wouldn't have thought about mingling contemporary culverts and gardening were it not for Funk's …
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Los Angeles protests underscore frustration of immigrants
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The smell of corn roasting on sidewalk grills, the oompah beat of Latin music blasting from mom-and-pop stores, colorful signs touting tongue-twisting names like Atitlan and Quetzaltenango.
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For landlords and tenants, back to school housing crunch make for tense relationships
Demand is down, but that doesn’t mean the University of Victoria needs fewer dorm rooms on campus. “If we had another building we would fill it. People like to live on campus because it’s so convenient,” said Kathryn MacLeod, director of residence services at UVic.
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High street fashion
One of london's most prestigious developments – 375 Kensington High Street – will launch in Hong Kong ahead of its release in Britain. Built by St Edward, a joint venture owned by Berkeley Group and The Prudential, the apartments are in the heart of London's exclusive Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, one of the most sought-after locations in the city.
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Color her world: Artist surrounds herself in a world of her own art (video)
HAMDEN — Some people may feel that art is an important part of life, but consider it something to be viewed in museums, where they can admire it and then go back to their real lives.
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Man held after wife's remains found encased in concrete
London, Sep 7 : A businessman was arrested after the burnt remains of his wife were found covered in concrete in their mansion in France, it was reported here Tuesday.
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'Safety net' health centers gear up for influx of patients
New Highlandtown Healthy Living Center serves disadvantaged The Highlandtown Healthy Living Center is one of about 1,200 community health centers that are expecting to see their patient numbers double in the next 10 years because of health care reform
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A journey from conflict: The Mainalis adjust fitfully to new life in Oakland
So this was America, cold and rainy and blanketed by a sea of unoccupied cars. People walked hurriedly, many with large coffee cups in hand, and dressed in a variety of formal and sloppy outfits.
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Nashes' home sells quickly so they can shuffle off to Hawaii
Their house is a very, very, very fine house, to borrow Graham Nash's own lyrics. The singer-songwriter, whose work included such hits as "Our House," "Marrakesh Express" and "Carrie Anne," and his wife, Susan, listed their Encino, Calif., home for sale at $ 1.6 million, and five days later it was in escrow for a sale.
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Tamil migrants make risky deals to flee Sri Lanka
The chance to build a new life in Canada compels many Sri Lankan Tamils to cut deals with dangerous mercenaries to take them across the ocean, even if it puts their lives at risk.
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Elegant wainscoting made easier
Wainscoting is the architectural crown jewel of formal rooms dating back to Colonial days. It dresses up walls that seem otherwise bland and empty. The linear wall paneling, often found in historic mansions, estates and castles, served a practical purpose hundreds of years ago.
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