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Add living space to your home with an easy patio makeover
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veryone looks forward to a shift into summer mode, with its sun-soaked days, flower-scented breezes and velvety nights under the stars.
Now’s the time to take advantage of a golden opportunity right outside your door. Celebrate summer and all it offers by recreating your outdoor space. Whether it’s a balcony, a patio or a deck, a few touches are all you need to turn it into a highly functional living space. When done right, a patio makeover is like a boost to your home’s square footage of living space without straining your wallet. Think of the patio as a summer room, and the possibilities really open up.
One approach to making your summer room perfect is to start by thinking of your needs and what you love to do. If you could add any room to your home, what would it be, and what would you use it for? Then, turn to a resource like Big Lots, which offers everything you need to build that summer room, while keeping you within budget. Your summer living room Transform any outdoor space into a relaxing oasis that’s perfect for unwinding and summer daydreams. Your key piece is a comfortable outdoor couch you can really sink into. It’s always best to start with a neutral-colored cushion, then work the accessories and accent pieces, including side tables, brightly colored throw pillows and outdoor lanterns to make the space feel extra homey and just like an authentic living room. These decor pieces can be easily and affordably switched out year-over-year to make your outdoor space feel fresh and new. With an easy assembly gazebo, you can also keep the space cool and comfortable in the heat of the day. Finally, if your patio faces an open or public area, a row of evergreens planted in large colorful pots will transform it into an intimate space with a perfect touch of nature.
Think of your patio space as an extension of your home, and the possibilities really start opening up. Big wallet.
Your summer party room With the right pieces, you can set the scene for any gathering of friends and family. Start with ample seating. Add to the traditional living room setup with an outdoor cushioned bench, and position some accent chairs and tables in a nook or two for conversation clusters. A patterned outdoor rug also helps to delineate spaces on a large patio or deck. A fire pit always creates a natural centerpiece and gathering spot. Some designs take this up a notch and incorporate the soft glow of fire right into a tabletop, making it easy to talk long into the summer night. As a finishing touch, be sure to have a wireless speaker and playlist ready to set the mood with music. Your summer kitchen The downside of summer living is building up unwanted heat in the kitchen from cooking dinner. The best solution is to take it outside. Don’t limit the grill to weekends and burgers and brats. Explore the many grilling recipes out there to expand your repertoire. While you’re doing this, set up your patio as an outdoor cooking station that’s ready to go whenever you’re ready to start cooking. See Patio, Page 2C
Don’t sweat your summer move: Tips for smarter moving
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ummer isn’t just vacation season, it’s also peak moving season. Studies show more people move during summer months than any other time of year; kids are out of school and weather is less likely to delay moves. However, moving is hard work no matter what time of year you do it. You’ll need careful planning and smart packing to ensure your summer move goes smoothly and safely.
These tips can help: 1. Rent the right size moving truck. Choose a truck that’s too big, and you’ll waste gas and space, plus empty room inside the truck means your belongings are more likely to shift in transit. Choose one that’s too small, and you could face multiple trips or the hard decision of what to leave behind. Penske Truck Rental professionals recommend you allow 150 cubic feet of truck space for each fully furnished room you’ll be moving. A 12-foot truck that offers 450 cubic feet could move three rooms — the equivalent of a one-bedroom apartment — while a 26-foot truck affords 1,400 cubic feet, approximately enough to move a two- or three-bedroom house. 2. Perfect your packing schedule. Pack too soon and you’ll be living surrounded by boxes, some of which might contain stuff you need right now. Pack too late and scrambling at the last minute could mean you make mistakes that lead to damage. Pack out-of-season and non-essential items several weeks before moving day. Donate or sell anything you won’t need in your new home. Wait until the day before or morning of your move to pack essentials like personal necessities and basic cookware.
3. Protect packed items.
Nothing’s worse than opening a box at your destination wrap to protect packed items. Towels, socks, pillows and other soft materials can help protect breakable items, too. 4. Reserve your rental truck early. It’s no surprise that truck rental places get very busy during summer months. Reserve your rental truck at least two weeks prior to the move - earlier if you’ll be moving during a peak month like July or August. You can reserve a truck from your smartphone at PenskeTruckRental.com. 5. Clearly label all boxes. Remember to label every box with what’s inside it and the room it will go to in your new home. 6. Have plenty of help on hand. Having help loading and unloading boxes will make the move go more smoothly — and reduce the risk you’ll get hurt trying to do everything yourself. Enlist friends and family to help out. If you have large, heavy or very delicate items, consider hiring professionals to help load and unload those items.
How well you load the truck will affect the safety of your belongings. Load heavy items like big furniture pieces and remaining space. Be aware of the possibility that contents can shift in transit, so try to eliminate excess space that might allow the load to shift.
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Easy DIY projects to prepare your home for sale
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options at your local home improvement store. Once you select the
f you’re looking to sell your home quickly and for more money, CBS News recommends listing when the market begins to heat up in May. To accomplish these goals, it’s essential to make
style you like best, just get your screwdriver and swap out the old for new.
Re-caulk the kitchen and bathroom: Exposure to water and
popular areas of the house look appealing to potential buyers. For-
moisture over time can cause caulk to look dirty and unsightly. Poten-
tunately, with a little DIY effort, you don’t have to spend money on
tial buyers are sure to note mold, mildew, dirt, and stains on old caulk.
expensive home repairs or real estate-staging services.
For a clean appearance, remove the old caulk, thoroughly clean the
`Consider these easy DIY projects that can help ensure your
home is market ready when it’s time to sell. If the property is particularly appealing, you may even start a bidding war.
Paint the front door: First impressions count when it comes
to a home sale. You want your entryway to be inviting so homebuyers want to look further. An easy way to update an entryway is to paint the door with a new color that complements your home and surroundings. Simply remove the hardware, clean the surface, prime and topcoat with the new paint color. While you’re at it, consider painting exterior accent features — such as shutters or window boxes — the same color for a cohesive look.
Repair and refresh walls: Painting is an easy and affordable
way to freshen an entire home so that buyers take notice. However, cracks and holes in freshly painted walls can make a poor impression. For a DIY project that yields a professional result, repair walls before the first swipe of the paint brush. ALEX Plus and ALEX Flex Spack-
area to remove any dirt or residue, then re-caulk with DAP Kwik Seal Ultra Sealant. Backed by a lifetime mold and mildew resistance guarantee, this premium siliconized kitchen and bath sealant repels water, liquids, soap scum, stains so the sealant stays looking clean, fresh and new. Plus, it is safe for all surfaces, even granite and marble.
Revisit lighting throughout the home: Proper illumination
isn’t just useful, it can open up a room and highlight beautiful architectural features. All lighting should be dusted, but for those fixtures that are old, outdated, or broken, consider inexpensive replacement options. Something as simple as replacing glass globes can add highimpact style. Adding task and accent lighting is another smart investment. For example, under-cabinet lights in the kitchen are easy to install and are likely to impress potential buyers.
Preparing a home for sale doesn’t have to be a daunting pro-
cess. With these five projects, you’ll be well on your way to have a beautiful home ready for listing.
ling provide unsurpassed performance and durability for filling holes and cracks on surfaces throughout the home. ALEX Plus Spackling is easy to apply, sands to a smooth finished surface, and creates the superior paintability needed to seamlessly blend with the surrounding area. ALEX Flex Spackling is perfect for eliminating those stubborn reoccurring cracks in drywall that appear as problem areas expand and contract with changes in weather and humidity.
Update kitchen and bath hardware: Do you have kitchen
and bath hardware that’s decades old? If so, it may be worth your time to replace these dated details. Adding small features such as modern cabinet hardware can visually update a room, so explore affordable Looking to sell your home this year? These four easy weekend DIY projects are sure to get your home noticed by potential buyers.
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Set up a sturdy table for prepping veggies and meats and a selection of lightweight, outdoor serving dishes. The variety of colors and designs are endless and add to the space aesthetic. (Just as you would indoors, make sure the surface is clean before you get started.) Use colorful crates to keep grilling tools, potholders and outdoor dishes and glassware organized and handy. Finally, pick up some bright-colored pots that match your decor style and plant rosemary, parsley, basil and other herbs so they’re within easy reach to add fresh flavors to your grilled fish and chicken, as well as those tasty summer veggies. These potted plants also make for beautiful, easy centerpieces. Your summer dining room Dining outside is a fun and relaxing way to enjoy food as well as the company of your family and friends. When you choose a patio table, choose one with ample seating, and keep things comfortable and colorful with waterproof cushions. Umbrellas can throw shade on a sundrenched deck or patio, making daytime dining (or your morning coffee time) more pleasant and easy on the eyes. If you’re looking for something different, a patio umbrella outfitted with lights on the underside will let you linger over dinner longer. Creating beautiful outdoor spaces can be easy, but it also doesn’t have to break the budget. Big Lots has a wide variety of affordable patio furniture and décor so you can create an outdoor scene with indoor style. Visit BigLots. com or a store near you for all your patio and outdoor accessory needs.
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Tap into your home’s not-so-hidden potential
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our most valuable asset is around you all the time. It’s above you, it’s below you and in many cases you don’t realize how much it can do for you.
According to the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C., “Americans have a staggering amount of untapped equity in their homes.” How much? Altogether, $11,030,000,000,000. That’s 11 trillion, 30 billion dollars. Yet despite this huge wealth possessed by homeowners, using it isn’t as simple as writing a check. You have to capitalize on your home’s equity. What Is Home Equity? Your home’s equity represents the difference between its current market value and the money that you owe on it. Let’s say, for example, your home has a market value of $200,000, you made a down payment of $40,000 and you took out a $160,000 mortgage. At that point your equity is $40,000. You can always calculate this number by taking your home’s initial price and subtracting the amount you still owe. Now, let’s say 10 years later you have paid off $60,000 of your $160,000 mortgage. At this point you still owe $100,000 on your home’s initial price of $200,000 so your equity is $100,000, assuming the home’s value has remained the same. A little at a time Each month when you make a mortgage payment, some of your money goes toward interest, some goes toward real estate taxes and homeowner’s insurance (if the lender is collecting for these and making the payments on your behalf), and some goes toward paying off the mortgage itself. This last portion grows your equity because it subtracts from the amount you still owe.
Your home equity can also grow if your home increases in value because the amount you still owe has not changed. A rise in value may be due to increased home prices in your area and/or improvements you make to the home.
Market home prices may rise and fall from one year to the next but given enough time, most real estate tends to increase in value. For example, current economic forecasts from CoreLogic project a 4.8 percent increase in home prices year over year in 2017. Gaining access to your equity Now that you understand what equity is and how much equity you have, your next question may be “How do I use it?” Your first step is to contact a knowledgeable mortgage professional. They will be able to answer your questions as well as show you loans that use your home as collateral. You’ll want to do your research to determine which type of loan is best for you. You should also take the time to compare interest rates, offers and loan features. And if you are age 62 or older, you are also eligible for additional home equity options such as a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), which is an FHA-insured Reverse Mortgage loan. This loan may be taken as a lump sum, a line of credit, through fixed monthly payments or a combination and the loan can never be frozen or reduced. The equity in your home empowers you with several financing options and the specifics of each loan may vary from lender to lender, so ask questions and do your own research. Once you understand all your options you’ll be able to determine which loan offering allows you to make the most of your most valuable asset. To learn about HECM Reverse Mortgage loans and other special home-equity options available to homeowners 62 and older, visit www.reversemortgage.org/HomeEquity.
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Black shingles are making a big comeback for their ability to add drama and a modern feel to nearly any home exterior. Pictured are TAMKO Heritage shingles in Rustic Black.
Black makes comeback as a major home improvement trend
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rays, browns, taupes — after decades of neutralcolored shingles dominating entire neighborhoods, homeowners are turning to the dark side. Home improvement experts agree black roofs are making a comeback, offering a sleek alternative that boosts curb appeal and enhances design elements. Decades ago black was the traditional color for asphalt roofs. Homeowners, seeking to mimic the look of expensive wood shake shingles, started to opt for brown and gray composite shingles. Black shingles began to fall out of popularity. But today, homeowners are looking to stand out rather than fit in. A black roof breaks up the sea of sameness of entire city blocks in neutral roofing colors. This bold exterior choice makes a statement with an eye-catching, clean color that contrasts against neighboring homes. “People today want their homes to be one of a kind,” says Brian Borgard, sales territory manager for TAMKO Building Products. “They want something bold, something to differentiate their homes from their neighbors’.” Like many shingle manufacturers, Borgard says TAMKO’s best-selling color for many years has been a brown meant to emulate wood shake. “Weathered Wood was the ultimate color even five years ago, but people are looking for a change,” he says. “They want something new, but still neutral.” In fact, in 2016 TAMKO’s black-colored Heritage Laminated Asphalt Shingles were the most popular next to
TAMKO’s Weathered Wood. This year, Borgard says it’s possible black could eventually overtake the top spot as many contractors are switching all their shingle orders from brown to black. Roofing contractor John Cotten can testify to the trend in his own business. “I’ve seen a definite increase in the demand for black roofing,” says Cotten, owner of John Cotten Roofing in Joplin, Missouri, a TAMKO Pro Certified Contractor. “I think homeowners are tired of seeing the same shingles on all of the houses in their neighborhoods - they’re ready for a change.” So, why are so many homeowners opting for black shingles? These four reasons prove it’s a trend that won’t be fading anytime soon: Black is modern: A younger generation of homeowners wants a modern home profile. The natural wood-shake aesthetic is often perceived as too traditional or old fashioned. Black matches everything: Unless the exterior of your house is navy blue or dark brown, a black roof will match and enhance the facade. Black highlights: Rather than hiding or overpowering the features of your home, black tends to highlight architectural features and makes other colors appear brighter. Black stands out: In a neighborhood of neutrals, black is sure to draw the eye of potential homebuyers or passersby.
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Use color psychology to influence the mood of your home
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ooking to make a few changes around the house? A fresh coat of paint can make a big difference on the look of your home and how you feel living in it. But unless you’re a color expert, it’s hard to know what colors are best among the endless array of options. A great place to start is by understanding the psychology behind various colors, so that you can achieve the look and create the effect you want in each room. “Color is such an important factor in setting or improving our moods; it greatly influences human emotion and behavior,” says Dr. Sally Augustin, a color psychologist who applies science-based insights to how we experience colors. “The brain interacts with color in a variety of ways, from calming to energizing. By applying color psychology to your paint selections, you can make each room evoke the emotions you desire.” Most people talk about neutrals like black and white, according to a new color study conducted online by Harris Poll on behalf of Sherwin-Williams through listening to social media conversation about colors mentioned with areas of the home. But when asked directly, the majority of participants say more vibrant colors should be used throughout the home, such as blue, red and green. Based on this new research and Dr. Augustin’s insights on color psychology, here are some ideas on choosing colors for painting projects: In the mood for blue: If you’re drawn in by beautiful blues, you’re in good company. Sixty-two percent of Americans select blue as one of the colors they like the most. This strong preference for blue is consistent across genders, locations and age, making a blue like Adriatic Sea SW 6790 a good choice if you’re considering more vibrant colors, or if you’re painting a room in a home that you plan to sell soon. “No matter where you go on the planet, people are most likely to say that their favorite color is blue. In our primordial past, blue was linked to good things in our lives. It is the color of the sky on a fair weather day and also a color of a watering hole seen from a distance,” Dr. Augustin says. Black comes back: It may be surprising that black is the second most popular color (32 percent), and is especially liked among millennials, at 41 percent. Many have fallen in love with darker tones again, and dark black like Tricorn Black SW 6258 and even charcoal, navy and deep jewel tones are all gaining in popularity, adding urban sophistication to a wide range of spaces, from living rooms to kitchens. What green really means: Generations see green hues differently. Millennials associate it with energy (33 percent compared to 24 percent of Gen Xers and baby boomers). Boomers are more likely than millennials to associate green with calmness (26 percent vs. 20 percent).
When it comes to the psychology of green, the color seems to enhance creative thinking, making a green such as Derbyshire SW 6741 a good option for a study or for a stimulating playroom. Raving for red: According to Dr. Augustin, since red is also the color of many fine wines, painting a wall Rave Red SW 6608 in a dining room can appropriately call wine to mind. Red also offers people a burst of strength, making it an effective color choice for spaces like laundry rooms, where “heavy lifting” is done. According to the survey, almost half of Americans (49 percent) said the most associated emotion with the color red is excitement. Cheery vibes with yellow: Forty-two percent of Americans associate yellow with happiness. The color yellow is also psychologically linked to physical warmth. Other golden colors that are a bit darker, such as Cut the Mustard SW 6384, would work in a kitchen dining area, as warm colors stimulate appetite and can make a space seem cozy. What’s right about white: The top feeling most Americans associate with white is calmness (34 percent). In color psychology, white also signals cleanliness, so shades of white can be good choices for the bath, laundry or anywhere in your home that you want to add brightness. For more tips and ideas on how to spruce up your home with paint color, visit swpaintingweek.com. About The National Painting Week Color Psychology Study: This survey was conducted online within the United States between March 23-27, 2017, among 2,201 adults (aged 18 and over) by Harris Poll on behalf of SherwinWilliams via its Quick Query omnibus product. Figures for age, sex, race/ethnicity, education, region, and household income were weighted where necessary to bring them in line with their actual proportions in the surveyed populations. This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. Social results were obtained by harvesting 12,089 public geo-tagged social media posts in the U.S. between Jan. 1 - April 13, 2017, where selected colors appear within two words of areas of the home.
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Ex-wife uses emotional abuse on children for custody DEAR ANNIE: We are the grandparents of two very precious children. Recently, their parents were divorced after their mother had an affair with another man and became pregnant. Our son is trying to get shared residential custody, but the judge at their hearing believed the false statements of the children’s mother and ruled in her favor. The case is heading to the state Supreme Court next month. Our son’s ex-wife has been teaching
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our grandchildren to hate both their dad and us. They won’t openly speak to us or show any recognition of us
in public. They barely acknowledge their own father when their mom is around. She has told our son and us that the children hate us. We have recently discovered that she is controlling the children by threatening to kill herself if they don’t do as she says. We are worried about the emotional abuse. No child should ever have to deal with this stress and fear. Would you please help us? — WORRIED TIMES TWO
DEAR WORRIED TIMES TWO: Divorce is never pleasant, but this transgresses the normal divorce and custody battle woes. I’m also concerned about your grandchildren. Call Childhelp at 800-422-4453. DEAR ANNIE: This is in response to “Mystified in Miami,” who was wondering why the gentleman she’d been seeing for two months hadn’t yet offered to drive anywhere. It seems to me she was overthinking it.
When my late husband and I started dating, he arrived in a taxi because he did not drive. I soon said, “This is silly. I have a perfectly good car, and I don’t mind driving.” So he agreed. He never drove, because he just felt uncomfortable. We went wherever we desired, with me at the wheel, and had 51 glorious years together. He was thoughtful, loving and kind, and I would have missed a beautiful married life with him if I
had been hung up on the fact that he did not drive. — A WILLING CHAUFFER DEAR WILLING: What a lovely 51 years you shared. Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com. To find out more about Annie Lane and read features by other Creators Syndicate columnists and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com.
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LOST AND FOUND A MEDIUM hair kitten was found in the area & 21st, if yours 14th please call 575-7910946
REWARD LOST Family members/Last seen 52-2017 on Hondo street. Please help us bring them home. If you have seen them please call. 575-3660051 or 575-355-0665. Ask For Roy or Tina >Asia is a 1 year old female Pit bull who loves giving kisses. >Trey is an 8 year old male pit bull who loves playing in water. Hi, I am looking for my babies. They are super sweet. They were lost around Hondo Street. Trey is 8 years old an super sweet. Asia is 1 year old. They both have their shots and they both have cropped ears. All of the numbers below are home work and cell phone numbers. If you find my babies you can tell who ever answers that you found them. 575-355-2211, 575-3550665, 575-366-1100, 575-355-2847, 575366-0051
FOUND: MALE DOG around base housing area by Chavez Manor Mon. night. Call to identify: 575-693-9634 Give. Advocate. Volunteer. LIVE UNITED. www.unitedwayenm.org
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APARTMENTS CURRY COUNTY 2 BD/2 BATH 1 car garage Available by end of May 108 Limestone Call for information 575-935-5400 4624 SANDSTONE B Duplex 2BR Sgl. garage, all appliances plus W/D included. No Pets or HUD! $950mo. $700 dep. Call 575-749-1968
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1999 WINNEBAGO Chieftain Triton V10 34' long, mileage 34,819, hydraulic levelers, 2 slide outs, dual fridge gas/elec., walk around bed w/underbed storage, H/AC, generator, plenty of storage inside/out, hide-a-bed couch, dinette table, stove, microwave, tow bar and especially a drivers side door. If interested please call 575-762-4617
2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S under 500 miles, excellent condition, has been garage kept and only one owner. $6,200 OBO Call 575-2184739.
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APARTMENTS ROOSEVELT HOMES FOR SALE CURRY COUNTY 70 + acre country estate. Perfect for gentleman farmer/rancher. Elegant custom 1 story 3/3/3 brick home. Large barn with office and ½ bath. Water rights convey. 214-616-8654
VALLE DE Sol 1300 W Ivy Portales, NM 575-359-1732 TDD711 Farm labor housing. 2 & 3 BR Available now. Rent is subsidized. We pay gas and water. This institution is a equal opportunity provider and employer.
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GARAGE SALE CURRY COUNTY 1321 SR 209 (N. Prince) Storage Unit 14B Furniture, Metal Décor, Collectibles, Housewares. 5/26 8-12, 5/27 8-6, 5/28 12-6, 5/29 8-6
2012 JAYCO MELBOURNE CLASS C MOTOR HOME Model 29D, 13,300 miles, excellent condition, 3 slides, walk-around queen bed, electric/gas fridge and water heater, one-piece rubber roof, automatic hydraulic leveling system, 4KW gas generator, 16' awning, electric step, 19” & 32” two flat screen TVs, full body paint & many more extras, inside storage when not in use. 575-693-6487
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$4,900 Contact: 575-268-1716
2006 MAZDA6 4 door all electric cruise control keyless entry nice, clean car DOES NEED A MOTOR, clean title asking $750. For more info call 575-693-3078.
TRUCK/VAN/SUV 1998 CHEVY K1500 XCab - Spectacular Condition! Low miles (131K). Relatively new tires. Z-71 4X4 package. 5.7L V-8. Nicely loaded! Maintained very well. More pics can be see in the Craigslist ad. $5900. 575-693-3719
2004 CADILLAC Escalade ESV Super Clean only 91k mi, LOADED & 26's 3rd row seats. ***only $12,900*** Contact: 575-268-1716
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2011 CHEVY Colorado camper shell for sale Call 575-607-5861
BABY-CHILD CARE JASLYNN'S DAYCARE Now excepting 2-12 years of age 1000 Gidding St. Clovis NM 575-309-4540