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home of the week 505 S. RuStin Sioux City, iA

$137,950 Don’t miss out on this newly rehabbed beauty in Sioux City’s Morningside neighborhood. It has been carefully remodeled to preserve all of the classic charm you have been looking for, while adding the modern amenities on your “must have” list. The kitchen is new, with gorgeous granite counters, a breakfast bar and stainless appliances. White subway tile in the kitchen and updated bathroom give the home a fresh, modern feel. You will also love the original woodwork found throughout in flooring, built-in cabinets, French doors and crown molding. Just picture yourself relaxing by the heartwarming fireplace in the living room. The two bedroom, one bathroom home has other great features including a roomy porch, spacious 2nd floor dormer that could become an additional bedroom, oversized 1.5 car garage, a large yard, as well as a new roof and vinyl siding. Plus, the home has been completely rewired from the box to the fixtures. Your dream home awaits!

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Check rules about condo window replacement ‌ E dith: We have an investment in a condo and wonder if the homeowners association has the right to select the type of window replacement without any input from us, the condo ownEDITH ers? — J. LANK Answer: Get out the condo agreement you signed when you first moved in, and read some of the fine print. You probably agreed that the homeowners association has the right to make decisions about your building exterior. The condo association itself probably owns the building(s) and wants to keep the outside appearance uniform.

Contract Was Contingent Hi, Edith: With regard to the reader question on a backup contract in your last column, perhaps I missed something, or maybe rules have changed. Many years back, I made an offer on a local home for sale that had an accepted offer contingent on the prospective buyer selling his current home. I offered full price with no contingency. The existing contract apparently allowed the owners to give the first prospective buyer five business days to find financing, or my offer could take precedence. I ended up with the house. Would it be illegal or unethical to offer a would-be first purchaser money to withdraw his offer if it is agreeable with him and the owner? Obviously, the new offer should be cash or non-contingent with a

handsome down payment. That could even be attractive to the first prospective buyer if there is any ambivalence about the house. — B. W. Answer: You didn’t miss anything, and no, the rules haven’t changed. Your good fortune was that the existing contract was what is known as contingent. It wasn’t quite a firm “I’ll buy” because it included an “only if.” It was contingent (dependent) on the sale of the would-be buyer’s present home. The sellers evidently included a clause requiring that first buyer to “put up or drop out” if ever challenged, and that was when your offer came along. The would-be buyer was given five days to firm up his offer, promising to buy whether or not his present house was sold. Evidently, he couldn’t — or wouldn’t — do that, so he had to drop out. That was your good fortune. As for your second question about offering the accepted buyer money to drop out, he wouldn’t have an offer he could withdraw. He’d have a contract to buy, and he’d be bound by it. If he wanted to drop out so that you could buy, he could only do so — as you realize — if the sellers agree to release him.

rigmarole down the road after I die. How hard or easy or whatever is this? Will she (or me) have to pay a lot of money just to transfer the deed to her? I know a lawyer and some fees will happen. — N. M. Answer: Transferring ownership is a simple matter, particularly if you own the place free and clear. Local practices vary. In New York state, for example, you ask a lawyer to write a new deed naming your daughter as owner. The title — ownership — transfers the moment you sign it. The deed should then be put on file in your county public records office. That’s all. None of this should be expensive, and you can always ask the lawyer in advance what it will cost. You may also, though, want to consider the question of your daughter’s eventual income-tax liability if she were to sell the house someday. If she waits to inherit it, she’ll receive it with a new stepped-up cost basis, the value at the time of your death. But if she gets it now as a gift, which is what you ask about, then she takes over your present cost basis. There’s no way I can tell what that is. Your mention of the in-law apartment Changing Ownership makes me wonder if you ever rented that space out Dear Edith: I own a and whether this affected home in Webster. I live in the in-law apartment, and your cost basis. Have you my daughter and her family owned the place for a live in the rest of the house. long time? Did you get a stepped-up basis yourself In the future I would when your husband died? like to take my name off And if you receive a vetthe deed and put only my eran discount on property daughter’s name on it as taxes or a modest-income owner. Since they live there, it makes sense to do senior discount, she probably couldn’t use that. so and maybe save a lot of

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M’side 4 bdrm, 2 bath ranch with over 3,000 Sq Ft of living space. Lots of updates here: updated eat-in kitchen, bath both up & dn, new shingles June 2018 plus more. Don’t miss the Att. 1 car garage PLUS a 4 Car tandem garage with workshop area The house also includes: wood burning fireplace in the master, family room down gas log fireplace and wet bar. The heated breezeway has tile floors and Hot tub. PRICE REDUCED!

2516 W. 22nd St.

Cute 2 bedroom bungalow w/ finished dormer. Close to schools & quiet area. Open living area with nice master bedroom. New roof & other updates in 2017. $98,900

3624 Juniper Court

Elegant Prairie Style 2-story 5000 SF stucco home has full upper level master bedroom suite and walkout lower level 2 bedroom flex room and guest room. Indoor lap swimming pool, sauna and hot tub combine with outdoor entertaining space for active living. Oversized 2-car garage has plenty of storage, workshop area and gardening center.

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FARM LAND FOR SALE 1700 HWY 20, LAWTON 43.25 acres Currently cash rent, approved for commercial sites. 1800 HWY 20, LAWTON Approx. 105 acres, most tillable except windbreak.

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DESIGN RECIPES

The do’s and don’ts of showcasing fireplaces

Downtown Loft!

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ireplaces not only help keep us warm, they can also serve as a decorative focal point and highlight in a home. Whether you are looking to showcase an ornate mantel CATHY or create a cozy seating HOBBS area, being thoughtful and purposeful with decor and style choice can help maximize the experience for you and your guests.

617 Pierce St St. unit 306 $199,900

A gorgeous corner loft, conveniently located in downtown Sioux City! This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo has 10’ ceilings, exposed duct work, & an awesome contemporary feel. 2 indoor parking spaces included!

DO:

1. Place furniture in a cohesive way that highlights the fireplace. 2. Place mirrors above or next to a fireplace. Mirrors will automatically draw the eye to the fireplace while also reflecting light. 3. Consider replacing or adding a decorative mantel. A number of design manufacturers specialize in decorative mantels; customization is also an option. 4. Consider adding natural elements to complement an existing or new fireplace such as stone or brick. 5. Consider placing a large piece of art above a fireplace. Selecting large pieces can help add interest and anchor the space.

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276 W. PineHurSt, D. DuneS $475,000

1920 JAcKSon St. $195,000

Stunning 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath with 3 car garage on hole #12 of the Dakota Dunes Golf Course! Great spaces for entertaining & a basement wet bar!

A beautifully maintained 4 bedroom, 3 bath Northside home! Filled with character, woodwork, built-ins, & gorgeous hardwood floors! Oversize garage!

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DON’T:

1. Place a television above a fireplace when possible. Electronics often detract from decor. 2. Block the path to the fireplace. Be sure to allow a line of sight. 3. Be afraid to paint an existing mantel. Cool colors such as gray are often appealing options. 4. Be afraid to paint existing brickwork. For example, painting dark brick white can help open and brighten a darker room. 5. Forget the decorative accessories often associated with a fireplace. From a selection of fireplace tools to baskets that hold wood, look for opportunities to introduce creative design elements. Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at www.cathyhobbs.com. ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

307 S. Helen $162,500 This 4 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom home is the perfect mix of charm & modern flair. Lovely porch & 3 stall attached garage.

31 BAyArD, KingSley $119,900 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom ranch with an eat-n kitchen & welcoming front porch. The home has a detached 2 stall garage with work area.

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1623 W. lunAH $95,500 Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom 2 story home with attached 2 stall garage & fenced backyard!

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3320 JenningS St. $175,000

25 QuAil court $399,900 4BR, 3.5 bath custom design home on 2+ acres. Eat-in kitchen with built-in appliances. Landscaped yard & deck. 3 stall garage.

A beautifully maintained 4 bedroom, 3 bath Northside home! Filled with character, woodwork, built-ins, & gorgeous hardwood floors! Oversize garage and deck access..

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rozen gutters and downspouts may seem like an inevitable effect of winter weather. But those heavy icicles hanging from your rooftop after a heavy snow or cold snap need not be a foregone conclusion. You can take steps to prevent them—and should—because they can damage gutters and lead to ice and water backing up on the roof and PAUL F. P. forming even more damaging ice dams. The weight POGUE of ice can sag the gutter or bring it down entirely. First off, resist the urge to go after the ice with a hammer or axe. Professional gutter cleaners say they find incredible damage to gutters every spring, and chopping away at ice ends up doing more harm than good.

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Hanging icicles are a sign of potential water buildup in your gutters and on your roof.

downspout blocks up the water, gets frozen itself, and then adds unnecessary What to do about frozen gutters weight. A clear downspout will allow water to fall right through. Once your gutters are already frozen Also, in the off season, consider hiring solid, your best bet might be to wait it a contractor to check your roof and atout. Thawing out gutters tends to be expen- tic insulation and ventilation. An overly sive and short-lived. You’ll end up paying warm attic runs a serious risk of causing hundreds of dollars to get a steam system rooftop ice dams and frozen gutters. When working to prevent this, keep or hot water application to clear the ice, in mind that some freezing is inevitable. but it’s not a permanent fix. You might But by taking these steps, you can make see the same spot frozen just a few days it happen less frequently and cause less later. To permanently prevent a future freeze, damage when it does. None of these are DIY jobs. Working you can install a heating panel system in on the roof and with ladders is dangerous which wires or heating elements run the work under the best of circumstances. length of the gutter and downspout to warm the metal and prevent ice buildup. And frozen weather and ice-caked roofs are far from ideal. Whoever you hire, This work will typically cost between whether to clear out the ice or keep it $500 and $1,000, depending on the size from coming back, make sure they carry of your home. the proper licensing required in your juProfessionals advise against using risdiction and verify that they have liabilsalt or other chemicals to melt snow off ity and workers compensation insurance. the roof or gutters. These are corrosive If they don’t carry the proper insurance, chemicals that can damage the roof, and the runoff is harmful to grass and plants. you could be held liable for injury to If the problem has reached underneath workers on your property. the shingles and water has begun leaking into the house, call a professional imme- Paul F. P. Pogue is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews diately. and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com. How to prevent frozen gutters The best way to unfreeze gutters is to keep them from getting frozen in the first ©2018 Ask Angie’s List place. Hire a professional gutter cleaner Visit Ask Angie’s List at www.angieslist.com every six months to clear out debris that Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. leads to water buildup. Debris in the

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DREAMSTIME‌

Keeping your garage dry and well-ventilated will help prevent mold.

How to prevent mold in your garage HOMEADVISOR

‌ he garage isn’t the first place most T homeowners think will present a mold problem, but mold can infest your garage just like any other area of your home— and the basics behind preventing it are essentially the same in every space. Mold thrives in moist, dark, stale environments, so it’s important to ensure your garage stays dry and well-ventilated. Mold problems are common, and even the most conscientious homeowners can be affected.

Building a mold-proof garage

If you’re building a new garage and are concerned about mold, your best bet is to build your garage out of materials that mold will find inhospitable. A good first step is constructing a garage with metal studs instead of wood. Metal studs require somewhat different skills and tools, but any general contractor with experi-

The good news is removing mold from a garage is generally less complicated than removing mold from other areas of the home. The biggest problem with mold removal, other than using proper safety precautions and disposal methods, is ensuring all the mold is removed. In some areas of the home, this can require the costly excavation of surrounding areas and walls. Even in instances in which mold is found hiding behind your garage Preventing mold in walls, locating and removing this mold your existing garage is easier than addressing a mold problem Garage mold removal If you already have a garage, and it’s not Garage mold removal is usually a project within the interior walls of your home. made of metal or other mold-preventing best left to the professionals. The general HomeAdvisor is an online marketplace conmaterials, you’re going to need to take a presence of mold can cause respiratory more meticulous route to keep mold from problems in people who have a sensitivity necting homeowners with trusted service infiltrating your garage. Your highest to general contaminants. And the process professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com. priority should be reducing the moisture of removing mold alone will stir mold content of the air as much as possible. Air spores that can be a serious irritant to dehumidifiers are a good start. Making even the stoutest of constitutions. Some ©2018 HomeAdvisor sure your garage is well-ventilated is an- local codes require that mold removal be Visit HomeAdvisor at www.HomeAdvisor.com other good step to take. handled by a licensed professional. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. ence using metal studs should be able to build you a quality garage. Consider using pre-coated aluminum or vinyl siding for the walls of your garage. By choosing materials other than wood, you’ll not only all but eliminate the possibility of mold growth, but you’ll also prevent wood-eating pests and the damage they could do to your new garage.

Naturally, one of the most common places for water to enter your garage is through the roof of the garage, so be sure to keep that in good condition. Fresh, circulating air and a well-maintained garage structure should be enough to prevent garage mold. Sunlight also helps keep mold from growing, but don’t think that opening your garage door for a few hours a day will be enough to prevent mold on its own.

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Accessorize like a pro with composition ‌M

y first collection or attempt at displaying items as a child was boxes, made of any material — cardboard, wood or plastic. I would organize them by JOSEPH PUBILLONES size and stack them in all sorts of arrangements. Now that I think of it, this was probably my first foray into architecture and interior design. Accessorizing is one of the most fun aspects of decorating. Accessories can change the mood of a room. It can also make a room feel complete or, in some instances, not quite finished. There is an art to what makes for an interesting vignette, shelf or tablescape. First and foremost, let’s make a distinction between accessorizing and creating clutter. Accessorizing is creating artful arrangements for flowers, household items, collectibles and art in such a way that they almost seem to tell a story. Creating clutter is just plain old filling tabletop space with random incongruous items. Most anyone can tell where there is clutter and when there has been little or no effort to arrange and control it. As a matter of fact, clutter can be arranged and edited so it looks like a good assemblage of accessories. In accessorizing, an important thing to consider is composition, which can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or seemingly haphazard. Everyone has their own preference. The shape of the composition is really a personal choice. The number of items you have to display — whether you have a single item, a pair or a group of three — they can be assembled in a myriad of ways.

Also contemplate displaying groups of similar items. For example, a table full of decorative obelisks of every material imaginable. Likewise, a collection of cut-glass objet d’art, and other-cut glass items such as water pitchers, vases and candleholders, makes for a great group. These groupings start to let your company know of your interests or hobbies. From an interior design point of view, this is a good thing! Another type of grouping is a selection of items of a single color. A variety of disparate items can be linked by displaying ones with a unifying color. Imagine, for example, a collection of cobalt blue turn-of-the-century medicine bottles of different shapes and sizes. Let your mind run wild with what interests you. Your visitors will be mesmerized by how interesting you are. The scale of items can also be an intriguing element of a display. For example, chairs — for adults, children or dolls — can be displayed side by side, or stacked to create an unusual composition and conversation piece. The options are endless! Lastly, no place in your home should be off limits for a display. Any surface can serve to show off your things. A fireplace mantel, a windowsill, a nightstand, a skirted table, a dresser or a display case can act as a collector for your items. Joseph Pubillones is the owner of Joseph Pubillones Interiors, an award-winning interior design firm based in Palm Beach, Florida. His website is www.josephpubillones. com. COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS. COM

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New PRiCe!

625 E. Pinehurst $420,000

Joe Krage

4301 Orleans Ave Ave.•$129,000

Beautiful M’Side home with lots of new updates while preserving the historical charm of the house. 4 large bedrooms with oversized closets and a bonus sitting/ sun room for relaxing. One bath with walk in closet for storage. Brand new kitchen with eat in dining area and lots of windows to brighten room. Refinished wood floors that shine on main level. Main level has brand new windows, sheers and should increase house efficiency. original fire place in living room to cozy up to when it’s cold and central air to keep you cool when it’s warm. 3 bedrooms all on 2nd floor with new paint and carpet. One main floor bedroom for easy access without stairs. Basement has laundry area, clean and lots of room for storage. Brand new roof and exterior of house painted in 2014. Large backyard for fun with a shed for storage.

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1 ½ Story Charmer located on the 13th hole of Dakota Dunes Golf Course. Formal LR and DR, updated kitchen and baths, hearth room, butlers pantry, hardwood floors, 4 seasons room, 4 bedrooms, wet bar, exercise room, super storage, Triple car garage.

214 32nd Street • $144,000

This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom northside home has great square footage! There is a nice, private fenced in back yard, a 3 season porch, and attached 1 car garage.

1712 Harris • $129,000

Barb Kimmel

524 Monterey Trail • $799,950

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Very well cared for ranch with 3 bedrooms & 1 bathroom. Nice open floor plan with a bonus room off of the dining room and a covered porch that leads to a private back yard.

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325 Pelletier Drive • $369,000

Handcrafted features: woodwork to the spectacular wood floors. 5 large bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 firseplaces. Beautifully landscaped yard and a 2 car garage.

Wynstone Building Lots Woodbury Heights Building Lots $19,000-$22,000 $42,450

Lovely Cape Cod property. Eat in kitchen, main floor laundry, 3 bedrooms, crown molding, fireplace, formal LR and DR. Extra large garage.

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Townhouse

3043 Cheyenne Blvd. • $139,950 • 803045 Townhome w/ walkout to patio, fenced yard & newer siding.

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2827 Chambers St. $59,950 801512

2000-02 Jackson St. $74,950 801856

721 W. 4th St. $75,000 802861

2706 S. Glass St. $96,500 802717

2310 W. 6th St. $97,950 803066

1024 S. Glass St. $105,000 803266

302 Jones St. Suite 100 Sioux City, IA 51101 2101 S. Magnolia St. 712-226-6000 $110,000 803435 1-800-420-4635

1913 Dakota Ave So. Sioux City, NE 68776 402-494-2031 1-800-420-4635

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4052 Adams St. $117,000 803375

1718 S. Helen St. $123,000 803014

4308 4th Ave. $124,950 802133

1712 Harris St. $127,000 802827

3623 Stone Ave. $128,950 803392

404-408 Center St. $129,900 802142

3608 5th Ave. $139,500 803132

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2525 S. Lakeport St. #10 $169,000 803257

302 Jones St. Unit 511 $175,000 802721

17 Union Ct, McCook Lake $139,500 803288

86085 Hwy 9, Wakefield $147,400 800887

2213 S. Palmetto St. $149,950 803431

208 S. 1st St, Moville $149,950 803188

3728 Elmdale Ave. $137,500 801007

3426 Concordia Dr. $164,950 802795 CondoMiniuM

5311 Sunnybrook Dr. $182,500 802982

603 Courtright St. $189,500 800326

121 S. 15th St, Dakota City $190,000 803287

4415 5th Ave. $195,000 802816

700 4th St. Unit 602 $197,500 801769

duplex

1203-05 S. Rustin St. $199,999 801840

4812 Lorraine Ave. $209,500 803085

1291 Carroll Ave. $211,950 802383

3612 Alpine Ave. $230,000 803094

222 Ester St, Ponca $237,000 800448

1602 30th St. $239,000 803048

401 Forest View Ave. $239,000 803325

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515 200th St, Dakota City $299,000 802397

5033 Country Club Blvd. $299,000 802779

325 Pelletier Dr. $369,000 801124

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6600 Christy Rd. $389,900 802552

625 E. Pinehurst Trl, Dak. Dunes $420,000 803397

1901 Pierce St. $1,375,000 802862

4811 Royal Ct. $215,000 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Mick Morgan 712-389-4861

701 Deerfield Dr. $347,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141

1712 S. Hennepin St. $134,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141

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1800 Nebraska St. $137,500 802145

2570 Hwy 20, Lawton $345,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Mick Morgan 712-389-4861

933 Spyglass Cir, Dak. Dunes $3,900,000 714199

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nEWLy LiSTED pROpERTiES 1712 S. Maple St. 2BR, 1BA, 1½ story w/ fenced yard & 2 stall garage; spacious master bedroom. 803502 $84,950 1401 John St. 2BR, 1BA, Well-kept bungalow w/ eat-in kitchen; new bathroom & electrical panel. 803470 $88,500 3247 pierce St. 3BR, 1BA, 1½ story w/ arched doorways, built-ins, fireplace & formal dining room. 803394 $150,000 2715 S. Coral St. 3BR, 2BA, 1½ story Tudor w/ hardwood floors, big dormer bedroom & new windows. 803458 $135,000

712-226-6000

701 Deerfield Dr. 4BR, 3BA, Custom built ranch w/ open concept, master bath & walk-in closets. 803474 $347,000

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4415 Laurel Ave. 2BR, 1BA, Bungalow on corner lot; new furnace, AC, kitchen & flooring throughout. 803491 $89,950 3533 Dupont St. 4BR, 2BA, Ranch style in great location; 3 season room & lots of natural light. 803492 $140,000

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H10 | Saturday, December 22, 2018

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Townhouse

3043 Cheyenne Blvd. • $139,950 • 803045 Townhome w/ walkout to patio, fenced yard & newer siding.

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19 Meadow Dr.,., Kingsley • $144,950 • 802933 1½ story w/ spacious family room & main floor laundry. OpEn HOUSES SUnDAy, DECEMbER 23, 2018

FEATURED HOMES

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duplex

2827 Chambers St. $59,950 801512

2000-02 Jackson St. $74,950 801856

721 W. 4th St. $75,000 802861

2706 S. Glass St. $96,500 802717

2310 W. 6th St. $97,950 803066

1024 S. Glass St. $105,000 803266

302 Jones St. Suite 100 Sioux City, IA 51101 2101 S. Magnolia St. 712-226-6000 $110,000 803435 1-800-420-4635

1913 Dakota Ave So. Sioux City, NE 68776 402-494-2031 1-800-420-4635

nEW! 400 Gold Circle Suite 120 Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 605-217-4663 1-800-420-4635

duplex

4052 Adams St. $117,000 803375

1718 S. Helen St. $123,000 803014

4308 4th Ave. $124,950 802133

1712 Harris St. $127,000 802827

3623 Stone Ave. $128,950 803392

404-408 Center St. $129,900 802142

3608 5th Ave. $139,500 803132

CondoMiniuM

2525 S. Lakeport St. #10 $169,000 803257

302 Jones St. Unit 511 $175,000 802721

17 Union Ct, McCook Lake $139,500 803288

86085 Hwy 9, Wakefield $147,400 800887

2213 S. Palmetto St. $149,950 803431

208 S. 1st St, Moville $149,950 803188

3728 Elmdale Ave. $137,500 801007

3426 Concordia Dr. $164,950 802795 CondoMiniuM

5311 Sunnybrook Dr. $182,500 802982

603 Courtright St. $189,500 800326

121 S. 15th St, Dakota City $190,000 803287

4415 5th Ave. $195,000 802816

700 4th St. Unit 602 $197,500 801769

duplex

1203-05 S. Rustin St. $199,999 801840

4812 Lorraine Ave. $209,500 803085

1291 Carroll Ave. $211,950 802383

3612 Alpine Ave. $230,000 803094

222 Ester St, Ponca $237,000 800448

1602 30th St. $239,000 803048

401 Forest View Ave. $239,000 803325

MulTi uniT

515 200th St, Dakota City $299,000 802397

5033 Country Club Blvd. $299,000 802779

325 Pelletier Dr. $369,000 801124

Looking for rentals?

6600 Christy Rd. $389,900 802552

625 E. Pinehurst Trl, Dak. Dunes $420,000 803397

1901 Pierce St. $1,375,000 802862

4811 Royal Ct. $215,000 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Mick Morgan 712-389-4861

701 Deerfield Dr. $347,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141

1712 S. Hennepin St. $134,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141

WE’RE LOCAL WE’RE GLOBAL Just enter the listing number you see here in the keyword section of the search screen on UnitedRealEstateSolutions.com. Licensed in IA, NE, SD

1800 Nebraska St. $137,500 802145

2570 Hwy 20, Lawton $345,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Mick Morgan 712-389-4861

933 Spyglass Cir, Dak. Dunes $3,900,000 714199

Contact Beau Braunger United Management, LLC

712-226-6000

701 Deerfield Dr. 4BR, 3BA, Custom built ranch w/ open concept, master bath & walk-in closets. 803474 $347,000

926 S. Newton St. $135,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Mick Morgan 712-389-4861

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H12 | Saturday, December 22, 2018

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Christmas stand holds many memories

315 W. Bluff St, Ponca $ 262,000

‌Q This 2400 finished s/f home has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, office, main floor laundry & special architectural touches throughout like bay windows, coffered ceilings & ceiling fans. There’s an attached 2 stall garage & a large, detached, finished & insulated shop. Doug & Shirley Patrick

712-490-2371

Licensed in IA & NE

Buy yourself a new

home for the Holidays!

Paula Brown 712-223-1016

2310 W. 6th St. ◆ $97,950

uestion: This is a picture of a metal Christmas tree stand. It was given to my grandmother by an elderly friend in the 1960s. It ANNE MCCOLLAM is in excellent condition, the top rotates and the music box plays several Christmas songs. On the side in relief is a Santa Claus carrying a tree flanked by two children and the words “TRADE — MARK — GERMANY.” The bottom is wood with four small feet. There is a lever on the side to turn it on and off. The part that holds the tree trunk is cast iron, and I also have the original key to wind the music box. The overall dimensions are 14 inches in diameter by about 6 inches tall. We still use it and hope you can tell us something about its history and approximately what it is worth.

with the enclosed mark. Also, included with the mark are the words “Hand Painted” and a crown. Twelve are decorated with pink flowers and green leaves, and 12 are decorated with purple flowers and green leaves. All are embellished with gold. Could you tell me if they J.C. Eckardt Company made have any value? Christmas tree stands. A: Hungarian emigrant George Zoltan Lefton founded Answer: J.C. Eckardt Com- his company in Chicago, in 1941. Most of his porcelain pany made your Christmas tree stand. The company was was exported from Japan. When Lefton heard that Pearl located in Stuttgart, GerHarbor was attacked, he immany, from the late 1800s to mediately went to the aid of the early 1900s. The stand is his close friend and neighbor metal with nickel plate. The who was a Japanese-American Christmas carols are “Silent businessman. He arranged Night” and “O Sanctissima.” to have his friend’s glass Your Christmas tree stand storefront boarded up. Before was made around 1900, and law could be restored, angry its value is in the area of $295 misguided mobs were threatto $325. ening and damaging Japanese-American businesses. Q: I have a set of porcelain After World War II, Lefton was coffee cups and saucers each

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1712 S. Hennepin St. 2 bed, 1 bath bungalow with single car garage. $134,000

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4415 Laurel Ave.

1401 John St.

Hurry to see this Westside bungalow with lots of updates!! Hardwood floors and crown molding in open concept living room and dining room combo. Galley style eat in kitchen has tile floor, newer counter tops, bench seat and table and newer appliances that stay!! Two large bedrooms have hardwood floors. Remodeled bathroom is very, very nice!! Basement is as clean as a whistle. Tiled front porch. All new electrical panel and house brought up to code in November. A very well cared for home!!

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one of the first businessmen to associate with Japanese china factories. His friend was a huge help in dealing with the Japanese. It wasn’t long before his business was booming and he became known as “The China King.” Based on your description of your cups and saucers, those decorated with pink flowers are examples of Lefton’s “Heritage Green Floral” and those with purple flowers are examples of “Heritage Brown Floral.” Your set was made around 1960 and each cup and saucer would probably be worth $25 to $35.

Lots t off nnew onn thi this remodeled bungalow on large corner lot in nice Morningside location. New laminate flooring and paint in living room and dining room open concept. All new kitchen has new cabinets, counter tops, sink and laminate flooring. Appliances stay, New carpet and paint and ceiling fans in bedrooms. Family room down has new carpet. Brand new furnace and central air installed by Kalins in December. Newer roof shingles and gutters. Detached single car garage. Full bath on main. Working shower downstairs.

$89,950

$88,500

open SundaY 3:00-4:00 701 deerfield dr.

4 bed, 3 bath custom smart home on a cul-de-sac. $347,000

REALTY, LLC

Welcome Home, from the moment you turn onto this private, family friendly, Morningside cul-de-sac you will feel at home. This 3 bdrm/3 bath home is Move in Ready with new kitchen island w/ butcher block counter, granite, flooring, light and bath fixtures too. Too 4607 Cherrywood Ln, fixtures many updates to mention, you Morningside must see it. Start your New Year off right and make a move!! $204,500 NEW LISTING

5033 Country Club Blvd. 4 bed, 3 bath home with 2 car garage on 2+ acres $299,000

2615 Ross St.

2213 S. Palmetto St.

3043 Cheyenne Blvd.

Outstanding 2+ bedroom, 2 bath, walkout ranch townhouse on Northside. Large living room is open to updated kitchen with sliders to deck overlooking fenced back yard. Main floor laundry. Two bedrooms on main have double closets. Full bath on main has whirlpool tub. Family room down has sliders that walk out to patio and back yard. Two more rooms down could be used as bedrooms. Nice sized cedar closet and full bath. Attached single car garage. Hurry to see this lovely home! $139,950

Wonderful 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 1/2 story home story home with lots of character & main floor family room addition. Home is much larger than it looks!! Hardwood floors, crown molding & wood burning fireplace with built ins make the living room a cozy place! Large formal dining room with built ins & stained glass windows take it a notch above most. The kitchen has a pantry & lots of cabinet storage. Half bath on the main is conveniently located between kitchen & wonderful family room with vaulted ceilings & nice windows. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms & a remodeled full bath upstairs with jet tub & surround shower. Rec room down has new carpet & is a great place for kids. Detached 2 car garage. This one won’t last long!!

$149,950

2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1 car attached garage, fenced backyard, located on a flat lot! $140,000 Call me to schedule your appointment today!

Liz Deurloo

712-490-5141 Licensed in IA, SD & NE lizdeurloo@unitedrealestatesolutions.com

908 Rockwood Ct, Sgt. Bluff $369,950

Custom built 6 bedroom, 3 tiled bath family home on .54 acre culdesac lot with 3 stall garage. Over 3,900 total square ft, large main floor living room and eatin tile kitchen with breakfast bar, pantry and door to deck and patio. The double fireplace can be enjoyed while dining or lounging in the living room. The formal dining room or den is so versatile, and conveniently located near front entry. 3 bedrooms on main has private master suite has ample walkin closet space, large en suite with jetted tub and near laundry for convenience. So many amenities you have to see it to believe it.

It’s not just Irish Luck; It’s Hard Work, Experience, Loyalty, Persistence, And Professionalism.

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335 Sioux Point Road Dakota Dunes, SD 57049

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Install a bathroom pedestal sink yourself ‌D

ear James: I want to remodel my bathroom, but I can only afford to do it in stages. I think installing a pedestal sink would be a good starting point. Can I install one myself without a plumber? — Ron T. Dear Ron: JAMES The sink and DULLEY the bathtub are the two most prominent items in a bathroom that impact its decor. Installing a new retro-style pedestal sink in place of your old sink/ cabinet is a great first step in your gradual bathroom remodeling project. The prices of pedestal sinks vary from about $200 to more than $500 for ornate ones or ones made of special materials. Other than a few plumbing supplies, this should be the total cost. It also is a project you should be able With pedestal sinks to handle yourself, so there will be no additional labor being popular these days, you should be able to find costs.

one at your home center or kitchen/bathroom store. You might also check the

websites of some of the major bathroom fixture suppliers: American Standard, 800-442-1902, www.americanstandard-us.com and Kohler, 800-456-4537, www. kohler.com. Pedestal sinks are very attractive, but you will be losing the storage space in the sink/cabinet you are removing. Some options are a larger medicine cabinet for frequently used items or some additional wall cabinets. Fancy cabinets can cost as much as the sink itself, so factor their costs into your budget. Remove all the items from the cabinet below the sink for easier access to the sink’s plumbing. Also, no matter how careful you are, some water will run out and may soak any items still in the cabinet. Since you are going to dispose of the cabinet, removing the doors (usually just four screws per door)

will provide more elbow room. Turn off the hot and cold water supply valves under the sink and remove the pipes. If they have not been turned off for many years, they may be stuck in position. If you have to use pliers to get them to turn, wrap the valve handles with rags and be gentle. The handle knobs are often brittle metal, so it is easy to squeeze them too tightly and damage them with pliers. You may be able to remove the old sink and cabinet as one unit. If not, you will have to remove the sink from the cabinet to gain access to some of the screws which hold the cabinet to the wall. Plastic or ceramic sinks are usually screwed to the cabinet top. Cultured marble sinks are often glued in place. To install the new pedestal sink, you will have to add some support lumber inside the wall. Place the

sink loosely on the pedestal to determine the position of the wall supports. Remove the sink and cut out a piece of drywall between two studs. Nail a horizontal piece of 2-by-6 lumber in place. Replace the piece of drywall and finish the seams with drywall tape and compound. Place the pedestal and sink in their final positions and mark the mounting hole locations on the wall and floor. Use standard hanger bolts to mount the sink to the wall and lag bolts for the pedestal in the floor. Be careful not to overtighten the bolts because the material may fracture. Connect the plumbing with the kit included with the sink. Send your questions to Here’s How, 6906 Royalgreen Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45244 or visit www.dulley.com. COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS. COM

Bird feeders, birdbaths and birdseed make great gifts

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ore than 82 million Americans feed wild birds. This isn’t a new phenomenon. Wild bird feeders and birdbaths date back to ancient Egypt and other cultures. A JEFF RUGG 120-year history of American bird feeding is documented in the new book “Feeding Wild Birds in America” by Paul Baicich, Margaret Barker and Carrol Henderson. This book gives a history of bird feeding and conservation that any bird watcher would enjoy. For instance, there are many aspects of bird feeding that are unknown or overlooked. First, someone has to grow the seeds. Many current birdseed companies are descendants of farmers

that once grew bird food for the U.S. Army. In WWII, the Army had tens of thousands of carrier pigeons. American farmers supplied the seeds to feed them, but after the war the demand dropped off. Promoting backyard bird feeding fit in with the rise of a conservation ethic that saw more people interested in wild birds. Second, different types of bird feeders were invented by returning servicemen who had been mechanics during the war. Veteran Gil Dunn started the Duncraft Wild Bird Superstore that is still making popular bird feeders. If a person on your shopping list enjoys feeding birds, you can’t go wrong getting them another feeder. There are three

basic types, a tube feeder, a hopper feeder and a suet feeder. Each feeder type can hold a different kind of food and will attract different kinds of birds. Easy cleaning may be the most important feature to look for in a bird feeder. If it isn’t easy to clean, it won’t get done, and then the feeder will clog up and turn moldy. Tube feeders should have a base that quickly unscrews or snaps off. I prefer the tube feeders with a larger diameter, because I can get my hand and a brush inside them. They also stay fuller longer. A full feeder is good for the birds and easier for me. The lid of a hopper feeder should come off so the feeder can be cleaned. Many plastic and acrylic feeders can be washed in a

dishwasher. The best birdseed you can get is from Cole’s. First, the company screens the seed more thoroughly than most other birdseed companies. This means fewer sticks and stones in the feeder for you to clean out. Maybe the best thing the company does is fill its specially designed birdseed bags with nitrogen gas. Without oxygen, the birdseed can’t get moldy, and no insects can live in the bag. When you open the bag, the seed is fresh and insect-free. Probably the best way to attract birds to any landscape is through the addition of fresh water. Birds not only need to drink water ever day; they need to take baths in the winter. Clean feathers will repel snow and ice better

and thus keep the bird warmer. When natural bodies of water are frozen, a heated birdbath will attract a lot of birds. The birdbaths are not heated to keep the water warm, just to keep the water above freezing. Heated birdbaths and heaters for existing birdbaths are available. If your local store doesn’t have heated birdbaths, check out the Duncraft website for baths and feeders from this historic bird feeder company. Email questions to Jeff Rugg at info@greenerview.com. COPYRIGHT 2018 JEFF RUGG DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS SYNDICATE

H14 | Saturday, December 22, 2018

Siouxland Homes

newly listed directory

Saturday, December 22 & Sunday, December 23, 2018 ADDRESS

BR’s BA’s

DESCRIPTION

PRICE

LISTER

REALTOR

PHONE

102 Logan, Emerson

Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com

$84,900

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Aaron Bircher

712-212-7553

4501 Stoneridge Point

Custom built home on over 3 acres with incredible views

$1,000,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Barb Maxon

712-253-3647

228 E Army Post Rd, Des Moines NA

NA Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com

$375,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Jesse Derrick

712-899-6813

1400 Pierce St

NA Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com

$925,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Jesse Derrick

712-899-6813

204 S Churchill Cir, N. Sioux City

Over 1300 sq feet with 2 bdrm 2 bath like new open concept twin home

$225,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Michele Ivener

712-259-1189

2615 Castles Gate Dr

Whispering Creek townhome with finished basement

$265,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Marceta Claypool

712-541-5118

2926 S Martha St

Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com

$179,900

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Tiffany Pech-Williams

712-898-3638

3805 Chippewa

Townhome, open main floor, walkout lower level

$195,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Barb Maxon

712-253-3647

247 Levee Tr, D. Dunes

This great Dunes home has lot of new inside it!

$249,500

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Jason Geary

712-204-0197

405 Romans Rd

2.5 Nice acreage minutes outside of Sioux City!

$305,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Jason Geary

712-204-0197

936 Wynstone Dr, Jefferson

In ground pool with a great outdoor space!

$550,000

CENTURY 21 ProLink

Jason Geary

712-204-0197

4601 Cherrywood Lane

Family-friendly Morningside home on a private cul-de-sac.

$204,500

Dakota Dunes Realty

Pam Kavanaugh Edwards

712-259-4074

1712 Maple St

1½ story w/ fenced yard & 2 stall garage; spacious master bedroom. Search MLS # 803502 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$84,950

United Real Estate Solutions Rick Arnold

712-251-8877

1401 John St

Well-kept bungalow w/ eat-in kitchen; new bathroom & electrical panel. Search MLS # 803470 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$88,500

United Real Estate Solutions Chuck Burnett

712-251-0829

3247 Pierce St

1½ story w/ arched doorways, built-ins, fireplace & formal dining room. Search MLS # 803394 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$150,000

United Real Estate Solutions Dave Pepin

712-635-5945

2715 S. Coral St

1½ story Tudor w/ hardwood floors, big dormer bedroom & new windows. Search MLS # 803458 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$135,000

United Real Estate Solutions Mark Vos

712-253-1449

701 Deerfield Dr

Custom built ranch w/ open concept, master bath & walk-in closets. Search MLS # 803474 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$347,000

United Real Estate Solutions Liz Deurloo

712-490-5141

4415 Laurel Ave

Bungalow on corner lot; new furnace, AC, kitchen & flooring throughout. Search MLS # 803491 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$89,950

United Real Estate Solutions Chuck Burnett

712-251-0829

3533 Dupont St

Ranch style in great location; 3 season room & lots of natural light. Search MLS # 803492 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com

$140,000

United Real Estate Solutions Eric Hoak

712-251-4886

Saturday, December 22, 2018 | H15

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Properly build a curb and flash a skylight

ear James: A friend gave me a small (not curb-mounted or self-flashing) skylight for free. What is the proper method to build the curb and flash the skylight to avoid leaks in my cathedral ceiling? — Craig P. Dear Craig: Normally, I would recommend to anyone to buy curb-mounted, self-flashJAMES ing skylights. They are DULLEY easy to install and very seldom leak unless you make some serious installation errors. In your case, it would be silly to turn down a free skylight, and you should be able to successfully build the curb and flash it yourself. For those not familiar with skylights, the curb is a box frame upon which the actual skylight is mounted. The curb is usually a minimum of 4 inches above the roof surface, and it is often made from 2-by-6 lumber on shingle roofs. On some other roof surfaces, such as tile, the curb may need to be deeper than 4 inches. The flashing is the sheet material used around the skylight to direct water away

from it and over the shingles. Flashing is often made of sheet metal and installed as small pieces that overlay one another in a similar fashion to roof shingles. The skylight installation instructions indicate the size of the rectangular hole

that you must saw through the roof sheathing. Make the inside dimensions of the curb the exact size of the roof opening. Mark the location of the cuts on the 2-by-6’s, taking into account the width of the saw blade cut. If the lumber has knots, make sure none of the saw cuts will be through a knot. Having knots at the mating ends of the curb is asking for water leaks. Also, drill pilot holes for the nails to reduce the possibility of small splits when you assemble the curb. The measurements across diagonal corners should be identical when the curb is assembled perfectly square. Once you have the curb assembled, install temporary braces in two opposite corners. You will be handling the curb quite a lot, so you don’t want it to get out of square. The braces can be made of 1/2-inch plywood and secured with nails driven only halfway in so they are easy to remove later. Your small skylight should fit between the roof rafters without having to cut through any of them. Locate one side of the roof opening against a rafter. Install

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upper and lower header lumber at the top and bottom of the opening. Also install one jack rafter section between the two headers along the other side of the opening. The flashing sheet metal is not difficult to install, but it can be tricky to make. It would be wise to have a sheet-metal shop make the flashing pieces for you, to the skylight manufacturer’s specifications. If you really want to make the pieces yourself, use lead sheet, as it is much easier to work with than aluminum or copper. Slide the top flashing under the shingles and roofing felt. Be careful as you slide in the flashing not to puncture the felt. Place the curb over the opening, sliding it up from the bottom. Place step flashing along the sides of the curb under the shingles. Spread roofing cement on top of the curb, press the skylight into it and nail the skylight in place. Send your questions to Here’s How, 6906 Royalgreen Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45244 or visit www.dulley.com. COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM

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H16 | Saturday, December 22, 2018

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Should you repair or replace your roof?

repairing it is not always an obvious decision. The best method is to inspect it yourself and get the opinions of several roofers. Keep in mind, though, that the roofers will be more inclined to suggest replacing the entire roof. There are many factors that impact the life of a shingle roof. These include the initial quality of the shingles, local climate conditions, proper roof design, proper attic ventilation and general roof maintenance. The general roof maintenance includes keeping the gutters clean, removing organic matter (tree limbs and leaves) and checking periodically for damaged shingles. As a rule of thumb, if your house has standard thickness shingles, you can expect about a 20-year life from them. Many of

ear James: I have noticed some damp dark spots on my bedroom ceiling from an old leaky shingle roof after it rains. How do I know whether it is JAMES best to have DULLEY the leaks repaired or have the entire roof replaced? — Jen B. Dear Jen: If you are already seeing dark spots on your ceiling, don’t wait too much longer to get it repaired or replaced. The dark color is mildew that has developed from long-term dampness. This dampness may also have already caused some rot damage to the structural lumber in the roof and attic. Although there are several telltale signs that the entire roof needs to be replaced, replacing it or

the warranties on these shingles are also 20 years. Some thicker architectural shingles have much longer warranties. If the shingles are less than 10 years old, unless you find many leaks in many different areas, it would be wise to just repair the damaged areas. If your shingles are in the 10- to 20-year-old range, doing an inspection yourself will help you make your decision. First, go up into the attic with a flashlight and inspect the underside of the roof sheathing for signs of dampness. It is often difficult to find the exact location of the actual leaks because water may follow along a rafter quite a distance before it drips off to the ceiling below. You may be lucky and see damp spots on the sheathing where the water

has come through. Probe these spots with a thin screwdriver to see if the sheathing is still in sound condition. Sheathing often has small pinholes, which are not a problem. When you find a pinhole, VERY GENTLY poke a stiff wire into it and see if it easily penetrates the shingles. Get a helper and a good-quality ladder so you can view the roof. A typical sign of roofing problems is curled edges on the shingles. This may be caused by age or excessive heat from inadequate attic ventilation. If you can touch one of the curled edges, you will notice it is brittle. Extensive curling will require a tear-off of the old shingles and an entirely new roof. Inspect the flashings, where the shingles meet the walls or chimney.

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Give your home a modern, fresh look with greenery ‌T hink of centerpieces or greenery, and perhaps cut flowers come to mind. But these days, those looking for a more organic look are instead opting for alternatives such as succulents, moss, grass and even branches. In many instances, these seCATHY lections are not only modHOBBS ern and fresh, but also low maintenance as well.

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Typically nothing beats freshly cut stems as far as look, appearance and fragrance go, but there those come with maintenance needs. When it comes to succulents especially, it can be difficult to distinguish artificial stems from those that are real. If you are looking to incorporate artificial stems, one designer trick is to embed your artificial stems in real moss. While the color of the moss may slightly fade over time, your overall presentation will remain fresh and realistic. Here are some overall design recipes tips relating to incorporating organic elements into your home.

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Use real grasses in an arrangement unless you can water and maintain them. They will quickly turn brown and wilt without water. Use colored moss. Bright colors tend to appear unrealistic and trendy. Green is suitable for a modern look. Forget to include all areas of the home

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Mix succulents of different sizes, colors and shapes into a single, large arrangement. Large round vessels or rectangular work well. Whether using artificial succulents or the real thing, line your vessel both on the bottom and along the sides for a realistic look. Use pieces of moss by themselves in small vessels or large moss-covered decorative elements in larger containers to display. Mix materials such as succulents or organic elements with sand or river stones. Use elements from nature such as branches and stones. Consider using vessels of different

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t’s time for a jail break. It’s time for the vintage china dishes, silver serving pieces and old glassware to bust out of our china cabinets, where they have been held in solitary confinement far too MARY CAROL long, and finally take their rightGARRITY ful place on our tables. In my book, two of the best things in life are antiques and dishes. So you can imagine how crazy I am about tableware from days gone by. Old silverware, plates, goblets and trays not only have timelessly classic styling, they have a story to tell. They take a table from generic to personal, and give you a way to not only celebrate the past, but to add a new chapter to the story. So, why aren’t we all using our vintage and antique tableware? One of the reasons we hear a lot is people think their patterns are too dated. Maybe you remember how grandma used the china on her table, and it’s just not your look. Or you can’t imagine a way to give these old pieces new energy, to help them assume a brand new personality. If so, all you need is a table makeover! When Donna, a member of our visual design team, is creating inspiration tables at the store, she often features the vintage and antique china we carry. As she is styling the tables, she says people stop and marvel at how completely different the old beauties look when they are put with new table elements. Donna says people often share their stories about the china, silver and glassware they never use. Then she shows them how

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Old silverware, plates, goblets and trays not only have timelessly classic styling, they have a story to tell. to see these familiar friends with a new eye. We encourage people to bring in a place setting of their china so we can do a makeover. What happens when you pair your plates with a new tablecloth or napkins? Or slip in an unusual charger? Are there other dish patterns you can mix in, like a salad plate with a contemporary pattern or a white dinner plate with an interesting edge? How about finishing the place setting

with colored goblets? Or a sweet cut glass dish? Use your imagination when trying to find new ways to incorporate your vintage pieces into your daily life. I like to plant paper white bulbs in antique celery jars to give my home some spring cheer during the dark winter months. Old glasses and bowls can hold office supplies. Trays can be used to host decorative displays. Dishes can become artwork. Platters can cor-

It’s time for the vintage china dishes, silver serving pieces and old glassware to bust out of our china cabinets. ral your mail. Toothpick holders can become vases for petite bouquets or tea lights. This coming year, resolve to open the doors of your china cabinet and set free all the beauties inside. Invite them to your table, where they can warm your heart every day and be a part of a new chapter.

This column was adapted from Mary Carol Garrity’s blog at www. nellhills.com. She can be reached at marycarol@nellhills.com. ©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

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