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Horoscope Today, July 25, 2022

July 31, 2022 AKDSEO

Horoscope Today: Want to know how the stars have aligned to send a message to you as per your zodiac sign for July 25, 2022? Gemini, Leo, Aquarius, Aries, and Virgos, what advice should you follow?

Check your horoscope for today to know what’s in store.

Aries Sign People Horoscope Today

You must concentrate on your priorities today. In the following days, you will be treated to something special. Your self-assurance may be high today, allowing you to complete your unfinished task on time. You are more likely to make rapid and correct decisions that will have a significant impact on your future. Your work responsibilities may force you to overlook your family’s needs. Interpersonal relationships may suffer as a result of this. Make time for your loved ones to help you reclaim your home’s serenity and harmony. There may be some misunderstandings between you and your significant other, causing

Bathrooms

Phoenix Home Remodel LLC Discusses the Benefits of a Timely

July 31, 2022 AKDSEO

Phoenix Home Remodel LLC is a family-operated company specializing in kitchen, basement, living area, and bathroom remodeling. The company recently shared the benefits of a timely bathroom remodel.

Georgetown, KY – In a recent update, Phoenix Home Remodel LLC highlighted the benefits of a bathroom remodel. The team noted that the bathroom is one of the most regularly used spaces in a household, so it deserves to be in tiptop shape. This can be achieved by enlisting the company’s professional Georgetown bathroom remodeling services. Bathroom remodeling is one of the ideal ways to enhance energy efficiency in a household. A contractor can install advanced light fixtures that lower utility costs, which adds to significant savings in the long run.

The remodelers pointed out that outdated bathrooms are full of safety risks due to uneven tiles, mold, and chipped tiles. Luckily, a Georgetown bathroom remodel is the best opportunity to eliminate

Kitchen

Hell’s Kitchen Pups Set Sail on The Hudson for a Pawsitively

July 31, 2022 AKDSEO

The Circle Line set sail this morning on its inaugural Pawsitively Perfect Pup Cruise with a deck packed with Hell’s Kitchen hounds and their owners. W42ST readers were on board and shared their pictures with us for this photo gallery.

Jeff Dkysterhouse and Henry getting ready to depart Pier 83 on the Circle Line. Photo: Danny Sayegh

The cruise sets sail an hour tour with West Side views of the Hudson Yards, One World Trade Center and The Statue of Liberty. Along the way, the shipmates got plenty of dog-friendly NYC facts, photo opportunities for pups and their parents.

Many dog owners got into the nautical theme of the trip. Photo: ZZ Pup

Property

Climate fixes are all aimed at property owners. What about

July 31, 2022 AKDSEO

Part of the July 2022 issue of The Highlight, our home for ambitious stories that explain our world.

Renters are often afterthoughts when we talk about climate solutions.

Buildings in the United States make up 40 percent of the country’s total energy consumption every year, which means making them more climate-friendly would go a long way. When a homeowner — especially one with a single-family home and maybe even a bit of land — decides to reduce their building’s impact on the environment, they have plenty of options. They can install solar panels on their roofs, replace their old HVAC systems with heat pumps, or rip open their walls to better insulate their homes. And they can take advantage of funding programs from the government or their utility companies to help pay for those changes.

Renters, by contrast, can do very little. Most leases tend to prohibit all but

Remodel

Woman Backed for Going Against Parents’ Wishes and Renovated

July 30, 2022 AKDSEO

A woman has been backed for going on with her plans on renovating her childhood home, going against her parents’ wishes.

Published to Reddit’s popular r/AmITheA**hole forum, a woman under the anonymous username u/throwawayhouseparent shared her story to get the opinions of the “AITA” community. The viral post has over 5,000 upvotes and 600 comments.

The Redditor began her story by saying that she bought her childhood home from her parents about six months ago. She wrote that her parents had a tough time getting up and down the stairs and thought it was the right time to find something smaller.

The OP (original poster)’s parents wanted to keep the house in the family and were originally going to sell it to her sister because she had plans to have children. However, she wasn’t ready to purchase a home.

In a post going viral on social media, members of Reddit’s

Home’s

9 tips to make your home a more relaxing space

July 30, 2022 AKDSEO

Decades of environmental psychology research tell us that everything that surrounds us is crucial to our mental health, and nature has a particularly powerful role in making us feel good. Clinical studies suggest that natural light can significantly improve health outcomes for patients with depression and agitation. Likewise, cluttered spaces spike cortisol levels in the body resulting in stress and depression, but also make us more prone to making mistakes and giving in to our impulses. A 1984 study published in Science found that surgery patients recovered better in rooms with a view of trees rather than a brick wall.

This all may seem obvious, but it’s easy to forget. Fields like architecture and design, whose main goal is to create pleasant and functional spaces for their inhabitants, haven’t always fully embraced these principles.

There are, in fact, several easy and right-before-your-nose tweaks you can do to make your home

Property

Historic ‘Four Bay House’ in Fells Point listed for $1.15

July 30, 2022 AKDSEO

Address/location: 1733 Aliceanna St., Baltimore

List price: $1,150,000

Year built: circa 1790/late 19th century

Real estate agent: Megan Williams of 212 Realty

Last sold price/date: For $985,000 on April 29, 2016

Property size: 3,978-square-foot home has 4 bedrooms plus 3 full and 1 half bathroom.

Unique features of property: The 26-foot-wide red brick Fells Point rowhouse is one of the oldest homes in Baltimore and has some of the most interesting history.

Known as the “Four Bay House” because the upper stories contain four side-by-side windows, the original house was a Georgian-style building constructed some time before 1800 and owned by a blacksmith, according to a 2007 report filed by the Baltimore City Commission for Architectural and Historic Preservation. Later, the building was home to a ship’s carpenter who was captured by the British during the War of 1812. The house was owned by an innkeeper in the 1820s who

Remodel

Here’s what you can expect at the 2022 Salt Lake Parade of

July 29, 2022 AKDSEO

Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes

No other place in the world is as important as your home. As your personal castle, every detail communicates who you are and mirrors the things you love most.

If you’re feeling dissatisfied with the current state of your humble abode, it might be time for a design refresh. While you don’t necessarily have to remodel your entire home, even simple tweaks like changing up paint colors or cabinetry fixtures can breathe new life into your living space.

One of the best ways to figure out what you want is to visit the Salt Lake Parade of Homes where the best work of professionals, general contractors, designers and manufacturers is on full display.

America’s first-ever parade of homes

Long before Pinterest and social media became popular, people got some of their best home ideas from touring them in person. From the very first Parade of

Home’s

Home linked to founding family of Monroe listed on National

July 29, 2022 AKDSEO

A Queen Anne home infused with Eastlake-style architecture once served as the residence to the great-grandson of a founder of Monroe.

The Roland M. Filhiol House, located at 111 Stone Ave., Monroe, served as the residence of the great-grandson of Don Juan Filhiol, commander of the soldiers who built Fort Miro and thus founded the City of Monroe.

Fort Miro was a Spanish outpost during the late 18th century that proceeded the City of Monroe. Don Juan Filhiol, an officer at the well-established Opelousas post, was selected by Louisiana’s Spanish Governor, Esteban Rodriguez Miro, to found and command a new post in the remote Ouachita District, in what is today part of northeast Louisiana.

The outpost that sprang up around that fort, which was founded in 1791, was renamed Monroe in 1820 to commemorate the first arrival of the steamboat James Monroe.

Filhiol was charged with grouping the scattered inhabitants

Bathrooms

City of Auburn building permits: July 24, 2022 | Records

July 29, 2022 AKDSEO

The Citizen staff

The Auburn building inspector has issued the following permits from June 4-17:

• Justin M. Musso, install four windows at 74 Walnut St., $1,200.

• Auburn Siding Window & Door, install siding for owner Mary Jane Giannotta at 64 Clymer St., $15,000.

• Get Finger Lakes Rental LLC, remove chimney at 35 Lansing St., $300.

• Christina L. Clark, build garage at 20 Elizabeth St., $8,903.

• Mobility Products Corp., install ramp for owner Clinton L. Allen at 26 Nelson St., $3,300.

• Helmer Construction, tear off and replace roof for owner Marcial D. Albino at 242 S. Hoopes Ave., $6,000.

• William Juhl, install shed at 14 Nelson St., $2,000.

• Aquaculture Oz Auburn LLC, building addition at 4022 Tech Park Blvd., $100,000.

• Andrew Bishop, remodel house at 84 Grant Ave., $3,300.

• Katelyn Donovan, install door at 35-37 Hamilton Ave.,

Check your horoscope for today to know what’s in store.

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