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Patio Furniture News Archive08-Mar-2007Home and patio show set for this weekend (The Star Press) The annual show draws up to 5,000 people each year to the Horizon Convention Center. By KEITH ROYSDON kroysdon@muncie.gannett.com Post Comment Opening on target (Culpeper Star-Exponent) The Culpeper shopping scene just got a little more variety. Target, which offers upscale discounted merchandise for those craving a fashion fix, opens today on Montanus Drive, off of Bus. 29. Top-shelf sheds (Detroit Free Press) Most people have lots of stuff. You know, stuff: gardening tools, boxes of toys, patio furniture, and tubs of holiday decorations. If these items haven't found places to rest in closets, shelves or garages, many find homes in storage sheds. It?s not too late: You can still plan summer camp, summer skin and summer gardens (Northwest Herald) With the first day of spring comes a sense of relief: The weather warming, flowers blooming, trees budding. Winter worries fade with the prospect of summer ahead. Fake church official must repay employer (The Downers Grove Sun) A man who bilked Naperville-area businesses out of thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise last year by posing as a church official has been ordered to repay the $112,000 he embezzled in 2005 from his then-employer. That's fly (Creative Loafing Tampa) Rooftop drinking and peeping in downtown Tampa.... By Wade Tatangelo. HOUSE PLAN: Duplex units are unique (Detroit Free Press) If you picture the typical duplex as being dumpy and cramped, the Waycross may change your mind. And what's more, the units are not even identical! But both do have charming front porches with room for patio furniture or an old-fashioned porch swing. And each has a surprising four bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs. Bagging an empire (Manteca Bulletin) Bob Piccinini was on top of the world. He was 16 and overseeing a crew of eight Mexican nationals picking and packing 1,000 crates of cantaloupes on Dutch Mitchell?s farm in Lathrop near where Interstate 5 is today.
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