Raised Ranch House of the Week features two daylight levels
The Middletown Journal profiles a raised ranch with two-daylight levels, one above and one below the main living area. It highlights Colonial styling, symmetrical windows, a curved staircase, and a two-car garage. The upper level hosts three bedrooms and common rooms. the lower level offers a large recreation space and potential extra bedroom. The design emphasizes easy traffic flow and family monitoring.
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Lester Cohen
Cohen
Cleaning Up Spruce Up Home Improvement Guide
Homemakers planning room remodeling should follow cleaning and safety steps. Service Master outlines organizing rags brushes and mops, soap cleaners and waxes, a first aid kit, plus waste management. Use barriers for children and seal floors to protect surfaces during work and prevent dust.
Sunny plants for sunny patios and terraces
Plants that tolerate sun dominate spring patio shopping lists. White sweet alyssum yellow white and pink miniature roses geraniums marigolds petunias cacti and other succulents in red clay pots add rich color to outdoor living spaces.
UP To The Main Level Downstairs To Lower One
A brief home feature notes stairs connecting two floors with access to a main level and a lower level. It highlights a compact description of floor layout and circulation between levels. The piece reads as a compact catalog note on a residence’s vertical arrangement.
American Lost In Antarctic
Carl R. Disch 26 an aeronautical engineer from Monroe Wisconsin is missing and presumed lost near Byrd Station in Antarctica. The National Science Foundation says he was last heard from Saturday afternoon after setting out to walk 113 miles from a sub station to the main station. The search is continuing as temperatures were 45 degrees below zero with winds around 35 miles per hour and blowing snow.
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Washington
Carl R. Disch
Monroe, Wis
Byrd Station
Antarctica
National Science Foundation
Disch
Foundation
Farbenheit
Coal hardness varies with age and burial pressure
The hardness of coal depends on its age and the earth pressure it has endured, indicating that geological history influences coal's physical properties.
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