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How Reach Zones Decide Where Everyday Items Go

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Height causes more kitchen annoyance than layout does. Think about the skillet at the back of the low cabinet....

More Than 165 Attend Westchester Children’s Association’s 20th Annual Advocacy Breakfast, Calling for Stronger, More Connected Systems for Children and Families

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WCA Staff, Front row (left to right): Adrianna Jones, program and policy coordinator; Saniyah Brinney, development, communications and operations...

Where Meal Kits Lose Freshness Between Dispatch and Doorstep

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A meal kit box looks simple when it leaves the packing line. However, the trip it takes after that...

Hope’s Door Brings Community Together for Inaugural “Cultivating Hope: A Wellness Luncheon”

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October event united attendees around wellness, connection and support for survivors of intimate partner violence. Hope's Door brought community...

How Backing Layers Decide Whether a Rug Survives the Machine

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Washable rugs rarely die because of the washing itself. The fibers on top are usually polyester or cotton, and...

Mercy University Launches Bilingual Extension Certificate for Pupil Personnel Services Professionals

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This post-master's certificate program addresses growing need for culturally responsive support for students and their families. Mercy University announced the...

How to Prepare Your Roof for Extreme Weather Conditions

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Your home or commercial property faces an ongoing battle against the elements. Extreme weather events test the absolute limits...

How to Plan Cabinet Runs Around Appliances With Odd Dimensions

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Standard cabinets come in 3-inch steps and a fixed 24-inch depth. Many appliances nowadays don’t follow these rules. That...
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