An example of a barndominium.
An example of a barndominium.
Arnold has guidelines regulating how residential buildings may be constructed and banned “barndominiums” inside the city.
City Council members voted 7-0 June 17 to ban the construction of pole buildings, also ref
Fireflies light the June nights
There is a new glow to brighten the nights as the arrival of fireflies give new light to the June night. The fireflies flutter on the lawn signaling with their tail lights. We hope this will be an abundant year for them. Some summers, there seems to be mor
Kitchn is a source of inspiration for a happier, healthier life in your kitchen.
Few cultural icons have inspired joy (and tidy homes) quite like Marie Kondo, whose gentle and minimalist organizational methods have charmed even the most maximalist of decorators the world over.
If y
Agio's Sonata five-piece fire pit chat group with drink tables
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – International outdoor manufacturer Agio USA is preparing for Casual Market Chicago, July 19-22, with three new product collections as well as new strategies to address ongoing supply chain and lead
Agio's Sonata five-piece fire pit chat group with drink tables
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – International outdoor manufacturer Agio USA is preparing for Casual Market Chicago, July 19-22, with three new product collections as well as new strategies to address ongoing supply chain and lead
The heated Coquitlam housing market may have just set another record.
This time it's a manufactured home in a park on King Edward Avenue in central Coquitlam that just sold for a jaw-dropping price.
According to Zealty.ca, a 36-year-old manufactured home on a rented pad at #59-
BROCKPORT – Oak Orchard Health today celebrated a new mobile medical unit that will function as a primary care site, brining healthcare to Orleans, Genesee, Monroe and Wyoming counties.
Holding the scissors are Dr. Danielle Renodin-Mead, Chief Medical Officer for Oak Orchard; and Dr. M
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It certainly ain’t a mansion, but this cute little concrete dome home built by Jill Abrahamson and Charles Buell in upstate New York has already provided the young couple with snug quarters through a frigid winter.
The structure rests on a 3′-deep 14″-wide foundat