Mid-century Miami glam (The Gainesville Sun)
Harn exhibit showcases South Florida city's post World War II design esthetic.
Enforcement officials target City Gate kiosks (Times of Malta)
Outdoor tables and benches being removed from Triton Kiosk at City Gate, Valletta, yesterday. Photo: Jason Borg Bus drivers will have to wrestle for seating space at one of their favourite snack bars after Land Department officials yesterday confiscated the outdoor furniture from Triton Kiosk, at City Gate, Valletta, where most of them usually congregate in between trips.
Venture Club guest heads Casual Living Worldwide (Louisville Courier-Journal)
The Venture Club of Louisville will present Chris Carmicle, chief executive officer of Casual Living Worldwide, at its monthly luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 5 at the Galt House.
Artful Shopper: On the couch with Cape Coral store owner (The News-Press)
Talking shop with Judi Heller, owner of Su Casa furniture and accessories store in Cape Coral.
Harn exhibit showcases the South Florida<0x000A>city's post World War II design esthetic (The Ocala Star-Banner)
Inside the exhibition hall at the Harn Museum of Art, Tiffany blue walls surround images and items that define Miami's modern glamour.There are vintage photographs and architectural drawings of the swanky Fountainbleau Hotel. When it opened in 1954, it was 11 stories high with more than 500 air-conditioned rooms. The lobby had more than...
Shop All Seasons for the Home From Home (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Shopping for the home just got easier as Seasonal Concepts, an indoor and outdoor furniture and accessories retailer bought last year by M&J Seasonal Concepts, announces the launch of their new online store at http://www.seasonalHOMEconcepts.com.
Tile Redis Barrier-Free Shower Pans (Multi-Housing News)
Tile Redi?s new line of ?barrier-free products is expected to make entering the shower easier, as well as minimize potential accidents.
How to Save Money in the Garden (Washington Post)
People are trying to figure out how to save money everywhere they can. A lot are becoming interested in growing their own fruits and vegetables.
Supes debate anti-blight law for S.F. property (San Francisco Chronicle)
San Franciscans tired of their neighbors' unkempt yards or neglected buildings might soon have a legal avenue to force the property owners to tidy up, under a new anti-blight law being considered today by the Board of Supervisors. The city already has rules...
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