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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Don’t Hang Yourself Out to Dry along with Your Clothes
For the past couple of years, a disturbing trend has been sweeping the nation. A sister issue to the home garden regulations, this one centers on clotheslines. That’s right, in quite a few neighborhoods around the country, you could get … Continue reading
Tips for Beating the Summer Heat
The summer swelt is bearing down upon many parts of the country right now. Most everyone knows to drink lots of water in order to stay hydrated, but there are many other lesser-known, handy-dandy tips that can help you stay … Continue reading
Dig Into Residential Zoning Laws Before Digging Your Garden
In a past article, we covered some basics of getting a home garden going. However, a few home gardeners have been in the news lately for violations of residential zoning codes. Julie Bass of Oak Park, Mich., was charged with … Continue reading
Obama Administration Helps Jobless Homeowners, Rectify Past Mistakes
In an effort to correct one of their biggest mistakes, the Obama Administration recently unveiled plans to give financial relief to unemployed homeowners…
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Sharing Is Good, Green, and Economical
Despite some mild progress, the U.S. economy continues its sluggish tendencies with indicators – including unemployment and the housing market – remaining weak. A lot of people are plagues by these ongoing financial woes, and home owners are, by no means, excluded. With a little creativity, though, the resources you do have can be stretched to help out your family and, as is so often the case, the planet. Continue reading
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