Win a 2-night stay in popular Northwest Ohio treehouse village
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Ways To Make Your Barbecue More Environmentally Friendly
We make choices that contribute to our carbon footprint every day, often in ways that we don’t expect. For instance, although there are worse activities, cooking can have environmental consequences if you aren’t careful.
However, there are a few ways to make your cooking activity greener if you want to try something new. Learn some ways to make your barbecue more environmentally friendly.
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“Boo on the Boat” on the Schoonmaker Museum Ship (formerly Boyer)
Beginning Friday, October 29 through Halloween Day, the National Museum of the Great Lakes (NMGL) invites visitors to trick-or-treat aboard two of Toledo’s most historic haunts—the Col. James M. Schoonmaker Museum Ship and the Museum Tug Ohio.
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Wine And Meat Pairings Done Correctly
You have arrived at a great restaurant. You have picked a delicious dish from the menu. The waiter hands you the wine list. There are so many options to choose from. How do you pick the best one for your meal? Let’s take a look at how to get right to it…
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The Most Common Problems Inside Your Attic
Most homeowners see their attics as closed-off areas in their houses that act as storage spaces. However, your attic is an integral part of the health and durability of your home. Unfortunately, the attic is susceptible to problems just like any part of your house. Keep reading to find out the most common problems inside your attic.
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Personal Protective Equipment All Firefighters Need
More and more women are getting involved in male-dominated careers like IT, STEM fields, and even emergency services. In this particular instance, let’s discuss what personal protective equipment all firefighters need with them while they’re on the job. This will ensure anyone aspiring to fight fires and save lives is able to keep themselves as safe as possible so that they may devote their attention to the task at hand.
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Ways To Integrate Diverse Foods To Children
If parents had a dollar for every time they heard “I don’t like this,” they would be able to pay college tuition tenfold. It feels like kids think they can survive off chicken nuggets and fries forever, but sadly, nobody can. It may be time to think about other ways to integrate diverse foods to children if you’re one of those parents.
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3 Ways You Can Improve How Your Home Smells
A smelly home is not something anyone wants to be known for. You want to have a clean, relaxing place you can return home to after a long day of work. Perhaps you are wondering what are the best ways you can manage your home to avoid smells altogether. Take a look at these suggestions and discover how you can eliminate unwanted odors while keeping your home smelling good.
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Mourning a Loss: How did they pass? What if we started asking, how did they live?
When you lose a loved one people often ask, how did they pass? What if we started asking, how did they live? How did their life inspire your life? What if we truly celebrated their life instead of focusing on death? After being in Hospice for a few days my grandfather placed an end date on his lifespan…but his dash (that small dash on a headstone that represents life) was epic! And I’m so blessed to have had his dash overlap mine by 41 years. Though, it might surprise you to learn that my earliest memories weren’t necessarily so fond.
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Common Home Problems That You Shouldn’t Ignore
If you haven’t inspected your home in a while, now’s the time to do so. Whether it’s cracked foundation or clogged gutters, persistent problems can become a hassle, and if they’re not fixed, they can result in dangerous conditions. As a homeowner, the issues you shouldn’t brush off these problems. Here’s a list of the common home problems that you shouldn’t ignore.
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Mom on the go in Holy Toledo 