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Taking the time to do a little preventive maintenance -- before things get stained, scratched, frayed, worn out or broken -- is like buying an insurance policy for everything in your house. (Yesterday)
When home is where the view is, the heart will surely follow. That's how it happened for Judith and Steve Thomas. Leaving the land of sun and celebrity, Los Angeles, for Pittsburgh's variable weather and rabid Steeler fans wasn't as difficult as some might imagine. (11/07/2009)
Holy pumpkins, it's almost time to turn the rain barrel cylinder from "collect" to "bypass." Such a simple act, yet so difficult -- another acquiescence to the cold. (11/07/2009)
Built around 1910, this Tudor-style stone house at 509 Clearview Ave. in Crafton boasts five bedrooms and two baths. (11/07/2009)
Home & Garden notes: A free seminar on "green" initiatives in home building is scheduled today from 9:45 a.m. to noon at the Crown Plaza Hotel on Fort Couch Road in Bethel Park, by South Hills Village. (11/07/2009)
- Shop Smart: Household goods need a little care (Yesterday)
- Nothing overlooked at Overlook home in Edgeworth (11/07/2009)
- Rain barrels overflow with ecological benefits (11/07/2009)
- BuyingHere: Crafton (11/07/2009)
- Seminar on green home building planned for today (11/07/2009)
- Refinishing a light fixture is a cheap, easy way to brighten a home's appearance (11/07/2009)
- Consider these factors when deciding to buy a house (11/07/2009)
- Real Estate People & Places (11/07/2009)
- Obama signs home buyer, jobless bill assistance (11/06/2009)
- Fannie Mae to rent out homes instead foreclosing (11/05/2009)
- Q&A with Sandy Feather: Ornamental grass doesn't like to let go (11/07/2009)
- Getting 'Man Caves' Ready for Hibernation (11/04/2009)
- Mystery plant is likely desmodium (10/31/2009)
- Q&A With Sandy Feather: Poison oak not native to this area of country (10/31/2009)
- Q&A With Sandy Feather: Bacterial wilt attacks cucumbers (10/24/2009)
- Greenberg Train Show arrival set (10/24/2009)
- Seeking help to identify a garden mystery plant (10/24/2009)
- McCandless gardener transforms an overgrown mess into a delightful melange (10/17/2009)
- Q&A with Sandy Feather: Topping often not best solution for trees (10/17/2009)
- French Accents: Couple's suburban garden reflects continental touches (10/10/2009)
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