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Find value in undiscovered treasure in your own home
With the popularity of cryptocurrency and other virtual investments, it’s nice to actually hold something of value in your hands. Gold and silver have had value since the beginning of time. Sure, that value fluctuates, but right now it’s high. It’s time to invest or cash in on what you already have. “Many people have gold and sterling...
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Brown Barn Tavern sets the stage for inspired menu creations, amazing views & great service
Brown Barn Tavern is rolling out the welcome mat for summertime, with a host of tantalizing new dishes and plans to double the size of their already-fabulous patio. (Perfectly perched 30 feet off the ground, the patio’s breathtaking panoramic views provide the best seats in the restaurant.) Enjoy the ambiance and views from the spacious back...
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Treating high butt pressure
Pressure from hemorrhoids in your butt can make you feel like you always have to go, even after you’ve just gone. See, the sphincter muscle doesn’t know the difference between hemorrhoids pushing on it or a bowel movement, so that pressure sends the signal that it’s time to go—even when it isn’t. Bending or sitting can exacerbate...
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Look no further, Jack Dever, owner of Dever Design & Build, is the one
Jeff and Amanda C. moved into their stunning Waite Hill estate in 2019. Built in 1966, the spacious and rambling one-story ranch offers sweeping views of the lush seven acres upon which it sits. The couple loves to entertain and started feeling something needed to be done with the dark and dated, closed-off galley kitchen. They researched...
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Ursuline College’s accelerated degree-completion program, non-traditional students are making the grade
This month marks the season of graduation, with students processing to the stage to receive their degree and a handshake, moving their tassels from right to left and taking pictures with mom and dad. While commencement services haven’t changed over the decades, today’s average college student looks a little different. Targeted toward...
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