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Through The Front Door
This issue of Valley Homes and Style is dedicated to going green,
so let's not forget the winged creatures that help keep this planet in shape. Birds and butterflies keep plants
growing by pollinating them. Birds boost tree growth by 30 percent by digesting damaging parasites and insects,
plus birds sow seeds in other areas when flying overhead and dropping them.
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The Trouble With Turf
Why do you have a lawn at your home? Is it because you and your
children play outside, filling your afternoons with bocce ball and croquet? Or maybe you have a dog that needs
a place to run? How about large lawn parties? Most likely, you have a lawn because it came with your house.
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Pepper Does Patsy
TThere is no better or more secure way to invest your money than
by making your house energy efficient. The return on investment ranges from 6 percent to 12 percent, and comes
from money saved on skyrocketing electric bills as well as a wave of tax credits.
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Go Green with Sustainable Energy
There is no better or more secure way to invest your money than
by making your house energy efficient. The return on investment ranges from 6 percent to 12 percent, and comes
from money saved on skyrocketing electric bills as well as a wave of tax credits.
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Go Green with Organics
It's easy to find whole foods for the health and wellness of
your whole family! Choose foods that are fresh, seasonal, and less processed. Over the past few years, fresh, frozen
and canned organic products have grown in availability and popularity. The grocery store offers many choices if
you prefer organically produced food.
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Jewelry Designer a True Original
Not many 35 year olds can say they have nearly two decades of
experience in their profession. Jewelry designer Alison Myers can, and has been dazzling the customers of R. Bruce
Carson Jewelers in Hagerstown, Md. since 2007.
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Drinking Tea for Health
The earliest recorded information about tea is in the book, "Shennong
Ben Cao Jing" from the Chinese Han Dynasty. Shennong is known as the god of agriculture and inventor of Chinese
medicine. Hot tea was considered more valuable than liquor. It wasn't until the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904
that iced tea became a popular beverage.
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Events and Uniques
Wilson College in Chambersburg, Pa., concludes its World Travel
Film and Dinner Series on March 31 with "Hidden Jerusalem," presented by documentary filmmaker Dave Banks.*
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