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My affection for tiny Christmas trees means I keep them lit well beyond December. (I kept the lights on until a record-breaking June 6 this year.) Thing is, that’s a really long time to worship at the corpse of Douglas fir, and there’s definitely a more sustainable way to
Shannon Marler wins Online Salesperson of the Year
Shannon Marler is representative of how online has changed sales within the homebuilding industry.
With Marler in the lead in 2019, Pardee Homes’ online sales division accounted for 38 percent of the total sales volume for the Las Vegas region. That’s a gain of 11 percent over 2018 and that
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Our routines, our sense of control, our jobs, our budgets — our very lives — have been disrupted this year. And that includes our birthday celebrations, weddings, anniversaries and a host of other special occasions. Now, here come the holidays.
Maybe you’ve never felt comfortable simplifying your holiday preparations, cutting
After dark year, Marysville tower lights up for the holidays
MARYSVILLE — After a tough year, city leaders hope the tradition of lighting up the Marysville water tower brings joy to those who pass by this holiday season.
Last year the lights were not on display for the first time in decades. Crews could not safely get to the lights
26 Ways to Have the Best Virtual Friendsgiving This Year
As much as I love attending Friendsgivings and spending quality time with my favorite people over the holidays, I know our safety comes first, which means we won’t all be able to get together this year. But that doesn’t mean we still can’t celebrate! Many Friendsgivings will be virtual this
Having a Virtual Friendsgiving This Year? Here Are 26 Unique Ways to Celebrate
As much as I love attending Friendsgivings and spending quality time with my favorite people over the holidays, I know our safety comes first, which means we won’t all be able to get together this year. But that doesn’t mean we still can’t celebrate! Many Friendsgivings will be virtual this
3 Tips to Scrounge Up Extra Holiday Spending Money This Year
Here’s how to round up some extra cash for this year’s holidays and avoid unhealthy debt.
Though 2020 may seem like the year when time stands still, before we know it, the holidays will be upon us, and that means the potential for a lot of spending. Last year, the
Get crafty this year and spread a bunch of holiday cheer | Senior Living
(BPT) – Holiday decorations bring a smile to everyone’s face, and this year, we could all use that now more than ever. Crafting seasonal décor instead of shopping for it gives you and your family something to occupy your extra time at home and helps you avoid big crowds and
Predictions 2021: Privacy becomes an imperative in a year of transition
Next year — 2021 — will be a year of transition. As communities, consumers, and businesses leave the pandemic behind, they will embrace a new normal.
Three privacy-related trends will underpin this transition: 1) an ever-increasing appetite to collect, process, and share sensitive personal data from consumers and employees; 2)
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Pamplin Media Group – How will Halloween be different in Wilsonville this year?
The holiday shifts as trick-or-treating is deemed a high-risk activity, according to the Oregon Health Authority
With festivities like haunted houses and masked youngsters roaming the streets normally fostering a spooky but safe atmosphere for families, Halloween 2020 presents a more serious fear for local residents and organizations — the
With Halloween traditions riskier this year, Alaskans look for creative ways to celebrate the season
Thirteen-year-old Elliot Welch in Juneau has been keeping himself busy lately constructing a zip line at his house. It’s decorated as a ghost, glows and runs all the way from his upstairs bedroom window to his mailbox.
It’s not just any zip line: It’s a candy zip line, designed to
Halloween looks different this year, but you can celebrate in safe, socially distant ways | Health
You know that scene from Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas?” The one where the Grinch hauls all the presents in Whoville up Mount Crumpet with the intention of throwing them off the edge of the summit?
He was trying to stop Christmas from coming.
But you know what
The year of constant sorrow: Defeating Donald Trump won’t heal the damage of 2020
How many times can you say “I’m so sorry” without the words losing their meaning? How many times can you answer a text or an instant message or an email by typing “I’m so sorry” without becoming inured to the feeling of sorrow? Even if you manage to pause your
Halloween will look different this year, but here’s how to celebrate safely
Like most everything this year, Halloween is going to look a little different than normal.
As expected, COVID-19 safety protocols in place that encourage social distancing, limited group size and cleanliness have forced big changes to some of Halloween’s most treasured traditions.
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Designs of the Year 2020 nominees include a Tik Tok dance and Wuhan’s coronavirus hospital
Among the 74 projects that have been shortlisted for this year’s Beazley Designs of the Year awards is a prefabricated hospital in Wuhan that was erected in only 10 days, Tik Tok’s viral Renegade dance and a steak that is grown from the eater’s own cells.
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All of Tesla’s 2021 Model Year Updates
After some clues hinting at updates to Tesla’s Model 3 and Model X, Tesla today made the changes official in their online design studio. The changes weren’t limited to the Model 3 and Model X, however. All vehicles in Tesla’s lineup have been changed.
The Model 3 was most impacted—gaining
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These days, you can get just about anything delivered — from wine to groceries and even pre-packaged meals. We’re talking super fresh ingredients that are prepackaged and portioned for customized recipes and shipped directly to
Here are the EVs nominated for ‘North American car of the year’
This article was originally published by Michael Coates on Clean Fleet Report, a publication that gives its readers the information they need to move to cars and trucks with best fuel economy, including electric cars, fuel cells, plug-in hybrids, hybrids and advanced diesel and gasoline engines.
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