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Patio Furniture News Archive06-Oct-2006
Rescued from scam (Herald and News) They wore yellow hats, not white ones, but Bill Trujillo and his men rode to the rescue nevertheless. Trujillo, owner of Primo Construction, built a concrete patio free of charge this week for a Klamath Falls widow who'd been scammed by another contractor.
Staying well --for life--in Indianapolis (Chicago Tribune) Everyone kept asking me if I was hurting yet. My first appointment after checking in for a two-night stay at The Villa Inn, Restaurant and Spa was a private Pilates session with a personal trainer, and everyone from the desk clerks to the room-service attendant was sure I'd be too sore to move the remainder of my visit.
That's right neighborly of you (Los Angeles Times) To settle disputes, mediators recommend a polite but direct approach and some face-to-face time. Sometimes the person on other side of the fence just doesn't know how annoying his habits are.
Decorating your interiors on a tight budget (Deccan Herald) Creativity in essence is an offshoot of inspiration, a manifestation of skill. It neither has boundaries nor limits. Yet, if it has to materialise and assume a form that is tangible, it runs into bottlenecks. And the chief bottleneck that can subdue it, at times even bury it is the lack of funds.
  GUIDE (St. Petersburg Times) Great Russian and vegetarian food served all day. Jazz, cappuccino, fresh juice, specialty teas. Happy hour from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Weekend brunch. Used English-language books and magazines, plus an art gallery. Open daily, 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. 82 Nab. Moiki. Tel.: 315-1675.
Rounding up the damage (The Davis Enterprise) Published Oct 03, 2006 - 16:57:37 CDT. UNINCORPORATED YOLO COUNTY ? The men stood at the flashpoint, speculating on how the fire of ?06 started.
That's a great commute (Los Angeles Times) In a city where work and home are as separate as church and state, a new breed of business owners divides personal and professional life with as little as a door or a staircase.
Burnin' desire (Metromix.com) Here we go again: It's dark before 7 p.m., the new TV season's under way, and most bars and restaurants have packed away the patio furniture. There's no use denying it: Winter is coming. But with so many nightspots featuring chill-busting fireplaces, there's no reason to hibernate.
Neighborhood, proximity to town, school a big plus (The Sun Chronicle) Location is everything. Bob and Joan Manning give testimony to that popular expression when they speak of the nearly 17 years they have lived in their Garrison Colonial home at 15 Valley Forge Way.
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