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Getting the Right Light

March 23, 2021

  Choosing bulbs has gotten much more complicated as energy-saving technology becomes more common. Here’s how to make the smartest and most flattering choices for a home. by Al DeGenova Selecting a beautiful new light fixture for a home is a great way to visually update a home and add sparkle to a space. But putting […]

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The Benefits of Dance For Seniors

March 17, 2021

Physical fitness at a more advanced age is just as – or even more – important as when we were younger. Constant physical activity of any form has many beneficial effects on muscular, cardiovascular, and bone health. The benefits of exercise are not limited to physical condition though. There are a lot of studies showcasing […]

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Four Active Hobbies for Seniors

March 15, 2021

Active hobbies are good for you. They keep your mind sharp and your body moving. As you may be aware, it is essential to keep moving and keeping your minds sharp as you age. So, what are some great active hobbies that can help you? Let’s find out….. Swimming The Center for Disease Control states […]

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Cosmetic tweaks to help sell your house fast…

March 5, 2021

A little can go a long way to attracting a potential buyer Make Sure You Clean The House Cleaning your home before showing it might sound like a no-brainer. But you’d be surprised by how many sellers forget or rush the cleaning process. Even if you’re a relatively clean person, you should give your home […]

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The Benefits of Coconut Oil

February 28, 2021

The Health Benefits of Coconut Oil. The recent direction of fad diets has led us to believe that fats are bad for our bodies. We now know that this isn’t true – and there are a lot of studies backing it up. However, many people are still in doubt when advised to use fatty oils such […]

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Winter Wellness Rituals

February 15, 2021

Depending on where you are in the world, chances are you’re cranking up the heat, and seeking refuge under a warm blanket, living on hot soup, and perhaps a Netflix marathon. This time of year is dead of winter at its peak, and New Year resolutions that promised a brisk walk, and lots of salads […]

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Consider Green Living in Retirement

November 16, 2020

Every little thing we do makes a significant impact on our environment. Many of us do not stop to think about the impact we make on our planet. However, it is never too late to consider the things you can do to make a contribution. If you are wondering how you can do so, here […]

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Is it Safe to Sell My House Right Now?

November 11, 2020

In today’s real estate market, the buzz is all about how it’s a great time to sell your house. Buyer demand is high, and there simply aren’t enough homes available to buy to meet that growing need. This means now is the time to make a move so you can close the deal on your ideal terms.   Even […]

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First-Time Gardener? Here’s How to Prepare for Fall

September 9, 2020

Learn what to do before the season is over to protect plants and make improvements in anticipation for next spring. Key takeaways: Demand for gardens and other outdoor spaces for lounging, cooking, and dining has surged since the coronavirus pandemic began. Gardens require constant tending to remain viable, even through less-active winter months. Don’t treat […]

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Don’t Abbreviate Date and Wire Fraud Prevention in 2020

January 23, 2020

It is common practice when dating documents to simply use the last two numbers of the year, however, police departments and other public agencies have warned the abbreviation of the year 2020 could lead to fraud on legal documents. When 2020 is abbreviated, it could easily be manipulated by adding extra number to change the […]

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