While springtime was slow to arrive this year, the warmer weather is now here just in time for May's National Home Improvement Month. With so many home projects to tackle, where do you start? According to Mark Clement...

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Despite the persistent drizzle, Commissioners' President Pat Nutter [R] declared Tuesday, April 30 "a beautiful day in Calvert County."

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Marty_Madden

Friends, family and community leaders gathered Saturday, Aug. 25 at the newly built residence of U.S. Marine Corps Lance Corporal Caleb Getscher to tour the finished product.

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On Friday, March 2, 2012 Northeastern Supply hosted their 2nd Annual American Standard Dealer Meeting at the Hyatt Regency in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

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Disappointing existing home sales in March were still slow, but local home improvement contractors seem to be booming. Fixed residential investment seems to be gaining ground, people are spending money locally on improving their homes rather than buying new ones.

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The spring planting season has started throughout much of Maryland. That means motorists traveling Maryland highways and rural roads may find themselves sharing the road with the large, slow-moving farm equipment from one of Maryland's 12,800 farms.

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lou45

Maryland Insurance Commissioner Therese M. Goldsmith has the following tips for residents and commercial businesses that sustain damage as a result of Hurricane Irene.

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Roofing and siding damage immediate assistance offered by local Honest Exteriors

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Over the last decade, the idea of the "family car" has shifted greatly. Whereas station wagons used to be the norm, nowadays those dinosaurs have given way to minivans and sport utility vehicles (SUVs).

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Founded in 1975, Sneade's Ace Home Center has been supplying the people of Calvert County the solutions to whatever problems owning a home, doing construction, or finishing an odd job might throw at them

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amishchick

As a partner of Habitat for Humanity in communities across the country, Milgard Windows & Doors understands the power of joining forces to help those in need.

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This show will be held at the Capital Clubhouse in Waldorf, Md. March 25, 26, 27, 2011. This year we will be adding special celebrity guests and athletes to the show for local residents to meet and get autographs. Along with over 100 exhibitors that will be featuring, demonstrating and selli

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Find out how some eco-friendlier and often inexpensive, common household items could help you keep your house in tip-top shape.

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BoatYardDave

Many consumers ask if bagless vacuum cleaners are better. Experts say no. Bagless vacuum cleaners have been around since the vacuum was invented. Bags were invented to trap the dirt and make it easily disposable and provide better filtration.

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PhatDaddy

For the last 30 years or so urethane coated floors have replaced the old wax finished floors many grew up with. Today's floors no longer require stripping, waxing and buffing like the older hardwood floors. To care for modern floors start by vacuum the floor with a good vacuum cleaner ...

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The pile of presents is growing larger under the tree as Christmas Day approaches. Children's eyes widen in anticipation for all the new toys and games that are sure to be waiting, while adults swallow hard and think, "Where are we going to put all this stuff once Christmas is over?"

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With the frigid temperatures outside and a long, cold winter ahead there is no place most people would rather be than snuggled warmly inside the house. This results in more family time—and more time to find indoor home improvement projects.

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Space—it is one thing a home cannot have too much of. Space is essential for storing all the stuff collected over the years--the keepsakes, the knickknacks and other superfluous yet special items.

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They can squeeze their rodent bodies through any hole big enough to admit their heads, which means just about any crack or crevice around the outside of the house is like a flashing neon entrance sign for a mouse.

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acwf

Southern Maryland received record rainfall over the last week, sending many running for higher ground. Now that the torrential rain has ended, many homeowners are finding themselves in a wet situation. Homes all across the region experienced flood damage due to last week's rain...

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