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Lions Club of Chili now taking preorders for 28th annual geranium sale

The Lions Club of Chili is taking preorders for its 28th annual geranium sale.

Ridgeland Community Church hosts 'Bringing Child Abuse Out of the Shadows' seminar March 6

Ridgeland Community Church is hosting a "Bringing Child Abuse Out of the Shadows" seminar at 6:30 p.m. March 6.

Chili Senior Center holding Bingo with Bill on Mar. 27

The Chili Senior Center will host Bingo with Bill at 9:30 a.m. Mar. 27 at the Chili Senior Center located at 3235 Chili Ave., Rochester.

101 Ideas: Hot bathroom looks

From rustic flooring to repurposed antique vanities, experts share which bathroom looks are white-hot right now.

Candice Tells All: Transforming '80s living room into modern haven

Nikki and Peter purchased their home from her parents, who were downsizing. But along with more space they also found themselves in possession of their very own time warp –– a salmon-pink living room, complete with her parents' matching floral furnishings.

New Fibromyalgia Support Group to meet March 27

The New Fibromyalgia Support Group will meet at 6:15 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of every month at the Westside YMCA, located at 920 Elmgrove Road, in Rochester.

HomeFix: Getting rid of a musty smell

The problem with any unattended structure is moisture buildup, which leads to the musty odors you are experiencing. Though mold and mildew are not present on the visible interior surfaces, odor-causing microbes may be inside the walls or ceiling.

Family Matters: Is your child a picky eater? Stop the mealtime battle

Is your child also a picky eater? Read on for suggestions to help your child develop an interest in food, as well as strategies to engage him or her at the table.

Volunteers of America presents 'Hunt4Hope' treasure hunt

Volunteers of America will hold its "Hunt4Hope" interactive online treasure hunt during the month of March.

Gates-Chili events, Feb. 22

The following events are occurring in the Gates-Chili area on Wednesday, Feb. 22:

All about modern grandfather clocks and cuckoo clocks

Keeping time and the instruments that keep our time have long held fascination for scientists and design enthusiasts. Since the early 17th century when Galileo Galilei discovered that pendulums could be used to record time, scientists began working on the most accurate method of keeping time. Later on, it was discovered that longer pendulums were more accurate and the tall clock, otherwise known as the grandfather clock, was born. Given the cost, these clocks were only found in the most wealthy homes and over time became the ornately designed pieces we think of today.

Dave Ramsey: Get your financial priorities straight

Weekly financial Q&A, with advice on remodeling before trying to sell your home and dipping into your 401(k).

Lost in Suburbia: The mother of all shopping expeditions

“I need new jeans. Mine are all too small,” my teenage daughter told me joyfully. She grinned like the Cheshire Cat as she showed me how she was barely able to get the jeans over her hips. I sighed. I vaguely remember a time when I, too, had been overjoyed when my jeans were too small. Now when my jeans are too small, I cry for a week and blame it on childbirth.

Buttoned Up: Protect your heart

February is American Heart Month, as good a time as any to start taking these steps to promote heart health. Make a pact with yourself (and family members) to cross these things off your list as soon as possible.

Ask the Plumber: Buy whole-house or point-of-use water filter?

Dear Ed: I have been doing some research and found information on whole-house filters and point-of-use filters. I'm still a little confused. What's the difference in these filters? -- Sally, Ohio

Yardsmart: Cultivate good scents with lavender

It may be the oldest herb in cultivation, its use chronicled in ancient Egyptian texts. Later it became a staple of ancient Greeks, and then the Romans, who made it their choice for adding to communal bath rituals. It was named from the Latin for "to wash."

Home Style: Using family heirlooms as accents

Have you ever considered using your family heirlooms as decorative accents? I hope these ideas will inspire you to honor your heritage and add to your home's aesthetic beauty.

Interiors: Varied dining-room lighting creates drama

Are you searching for the right chandelier for the dining room? Perhaps you are purchasing or building a new home, or maybe you just need to renovate your special eating space.

Gardener: Ornamental grasses add options, interest

Mention ornamental grasses, and most folks think of the towering fountains of foliage used for privacy screens or bold, upright focal points nestled among more traditional perennials and shrubs.

Gates Historical Society announces March 19 meeting

The Gates Historical Society will hold its first meeting of 2012 from 7-8:30 p.m. March 19 at the Gates Town Hall Annex.

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