Spacious! This home offers a exceptional amount of finished square footage – AND it’s all on the main level. Open the door to beautiful hardwoods throughout and loads of natural light. Interior is freshly painted a soft neutral color. The delightful galley kitchen offes an abundance of new cabinetry and an extra large pantry for all your kitchen storage needs. Need a dedicated office space or craft room? This home provides that just off the kitchen and dining area. An enormous den/sunroom is located just off the dining room and will work well for a room to gather and entertain. The master suite is large and sunny with a huge walkin closet, a new tile and glass shower and a double bowl vanity. A desired split bedroom design makes this home a winner and there’s more! Both upper and lower driveways allow for lots of parking space and the upper driveway has space and available plug to accommodate an RV. There’s still more – a unfinished basement provides loads of storage and a second 2 car garage (or more if tandem parked) A well loved, one owner home that is ready to move in!

Reviewed: "Indeed, the pricey Moccamaster brews a complex and smooth pot of coffee that ranked highest in our taste test. This machine also fills a full pot quickly — a necessity for the morning rush."

Miniaturized classics. While still not small enough to fit in a day pack, it makes for the perfect city-living, can-only-grill-in-the-park grill. It’s got Weber’s charcoal-standard ash catch at the base and airflow dampers on the lid (there aren’t any on the base, sadly). The main difference between the standard and more premium models is a home for the lid; the premium model (about $10 more expensive) has a hinge that holds the lid when not in use. Its 14-inch grill space is enough to fit about five burgers.

Spacious! This home offers a exceptional amount of finished square footage – AND it’s all on the main level. Open the door to beautiful hardwoods throughout and loads of natural light. Interior is freshly painted a soft neutral color. The delightful galley kitchen offes an abundance of new cabinetry and an extra large pantry for all your kitchen storage needs. Need a dedicated office space or craft room? This home provides that just off the kitchen and dining area. An enormous den/sunroom is located just off the dining room and will work well for a room to gather and entertain. The master suite is large and sunny with a huge walkin closet, a new tile and glass shower and a double bowl vanity. A desired split bedroom design makes this home a winner and there’s more! Both upper and lower driveways allow for lots of parking space and the upper driveway has space and available plug to accommodate an RV. There’s still more – a unfinished basement provides loads of storage and a second 2 car garage (or more if tandem parked) A well loved, one owner home that is ready to move in!

 “We have seen certainly an improvement,” said Dempsey. “The biggest thing is just to get the dang bags out of the cart.”

This little electric cooker is the definition of cooking versatility. The compact, 4-cup capacity cooker boils water for coffee and tea and cooks pasta, rice, and oatmeal — and all you have to do is plug it in. The adjustable dial lets you choose between simmering, boiling, and warming options and an indicator light helps prevent overcooking. The cooker is available in four color options: red, aqua, gray, and white.

Cup Capacity: Three 8-ounce cups of coffee concentrate or 12-14 beverages | Size: 14.7 x 9.5 x 9.5 inches | Features: Measurement markings on carafe

“If I buy a shampoo plastic bottle, I’m buying trash,” she said, recalling her Market Basket revelation. “I vowed that day that I was going to quit plastic.”

The great actress seems ill at ease as a dissatisfied Seattle architect in this flat adaptation of a cartoonish novel.

Lindbergh badge, photo button, airplane illustration, American flag ribbon, Minnesota’s own, 3¼ inches, $145.

“There needs to be more education,” said Young, who doesn’t recycle but said she re-uses all of her containers. Young also said changes needed to be made at the manufacturer level to use more recyclable containers.

But most importantly, you should always check with your baby’s doctor for guidance on when to start feeding them solids.