People may pursue being a landlord as a means to ensure a steady source of income. Though that is a reality for most landlords, there are other benefits to owning rental properties, including potential tax deductions and long-term security.
Investing in residential rental property can be a...
Few things can be as distracting as a beautiful day. When the weather outside is welcoming, it can be hard to focus on indoor activities, including work and tasks around the house. Though it's not advisable to ignore responsibilities at work and at home when the weather outside beckons, it can be...
Pets bring many positive changes to households. Pets can make homes more lively, and the companionship of animals can reduce feelings of loneliness while offering additional health benefits to pet owners.
Individuals who are preparing to adopt or purchase pets need to be mindful that they may need...
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Cicada shells are easy to find on the side of trees and on sidewalks in the summer. Photo: Herbert A. 'Joe' Pase III, Texas A&M Forest Service, Bugwood.org
You may have seen on your social media that people are predicting a loud...
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The Remer Community Garden in Cass County sits behind the Father’s Heart and Hands food shelf, 25 miles southwest of Grand Rapids. Laura Moraczewski, an Extension Master Gardener volunteer, responded to an article in the local newspaper...
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Are you looking for low-cost and safe ways to wash fruits and vegetables to prepare them for sale this summer? You do not need to spend a lot of money to build a safe washing station. While stainless steel and permanent tanks and sinks...
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Woodlands, buffers, and perennial areas provide so many benefits to farms. They can provide wind protection, absorb water and prevent erosion during heavy rainfall events, provide habitat to animals and beneficial insects, and add...
The annual State of the City luncheon, sponsored by the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, was held at Huikko’s Bison Creek Bar & Dining on Tuesday, April 23. Chamber of Commerce President, Sue Olmscheid, welcomed those in attendance and thanked community sponsors for supporting the event.
Mayor...
Buffalo Community Orchestra (BCO) is excited to share one of their biggest productions in their 29-year history. BCO will present The American Spirit at 4:00 p.m. on April 28, in the Buffalo High School Performing Arts Center and again, at 4:00 p.m. on May 5, in the Saint Michael-Albertville High...
Splash for Andrew, the local nonprofit planning a new splash pad in Buffalo, has launched the Splash for Andrew Challenge, and they want to see your biggest splash. The challenge will go through May, Brain Cancer Awareness Month, to build awareness and help raise the necessary funds for the...