Upcycled Cutting Board Craft Picture Frame
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Upcycled Cutting Board Craft Picture Frame

Looking for a unique way to display your family photos? Check out our cutting board craft picture “frame”! This one-of-a-kind frame is made from a real cutting board and can be personalized with your family name, favorite saying, or special message. It’s the perfect way to show off your cherished memories and make a unique statement in your home.

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Cutting Board Craft Picture “Frame”

I love a decorative frame that is more than just a square or rectangle that hangs on the wall.

Upgrades at the Muskegon Boys & Girls Club well-underway
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Upgrades at the Muskegon Boys & Girls Club well-underway

Following the multi-million-dollar upgrade, the facility will include a STEM lab, game room, lounges and more.

MUSKEGON, Mich. — 13 ON YOUR SIDE was granted an exclusive sneak-peak inside the ongoing work at the Boys & Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore.

The group impacts the lives of hundreds of children on a daily basis, but, now upward of 50 years old, its West Western Avenue headquarters is no longer effectively serving the growing organization’s needs.

The multi-million dollar renovation announced in 2022 promises to transform the aging building into a purpose-built space, complete with modern technology and infrastructure to

How to Plan for a Raised Garden Bed
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How to Plan for a Raised Garden Bed

The spring is right around the corner and one of the things I want to add to our back yard this year is a raised garden bed. Or maybe a few 😉 I’m still quite a newbie when it comes to the world of gardening so I wanted to make sure I did my research before diving into building them and planting. If you’re looking to do the same this year then I hope this post helps you start your raised garden bed journey with confidence!

The extent of my gardening really began last year when we built a Two-Tiered

Renovation of the Diejiao Ancient Street / Atelier cnS LT Architects
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Renovation of the Diejiao Ancient Street / Atelier cnS LT Architects

Renovation of the Diejiao Ancient Street / Atelier cnS LT Architects

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  • areas Area of ​​this architecture project Areas :
    25400 m²

  • year Completion year of this architecture project

    year :


    2022


  • Photographs

  • Lead Architects :

    Jiameng Zou, Gang Song, Guanqiu Zhong, Zhiyuan Zhu

Renovation of the Diejiao Ancient Street / Atelier cnS LT Architects - Exterior Photography, Windows
© Siming Wu

Text description provided by the architects. Diejiao, also known as Shuangxi, has a history of nearly 1,000 years. It was first established in 1101 AD and was formed by water. It is part of the alluvial plains of Xijiang and Beijiang.

Framed Love Sign Made of Matches
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Framed Love Sign Made of Matches

This fun and easy project is the perfect way to show your love. With just a few supplies, you can create a stunning framed love sign made entirely of matches. It’s a great gift for your significant other or a fun decoration for your own home. This is such a unique craft idea, you will love making it and displaying it.

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Framed Love Message

Learn how to make a framed love message made of matches and a wooden frame. This is a

Rep.  Barbara Lee’s political future left unsaid at Oakland BART ribbon cutting
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Rep. Barbara Lee’s political future left unsaid at Oakland BART ribbon cutting

Renovations at the 19th Street BART station in Oakland are complete, and while the Uptown unveiling made for a nice photo opportunity for transit leaders and local politicians, the representative most likely to face questions about her future wasn’t eager to provide answers just yet.

At a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, BART officially unveiled the improved station, now boasting brighter lighting, remodeled restrooms, new railings and installations by local artists. Nearly a dozen officials were at the event, including newly elected Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, State Sen. Nancy Skinner and US Rep. Barbara Lee of Oakland.

“I’m always so proud to

CHA building without heat to get 0 million renovation
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CHA building without heat to get $100 million renovation

Good afternoon, Chicago.

For seniors living in the Albany Terrace Apartments in Chicago’s South Lawndale neighborhood, the past week inside their building has been cold. A pipe burst and flooded the building’s auditorium and hallways, residents said, and the heat went out.

The Chicago Housing Authority says a $100 million renovation is scheduled for the 50-year-old building in January. But some are disappointed it had to get bad before it got better.

Here’s what else is happening today. And remember, for the latest breaking news in Chicago, visit chicagotribune.com/breaking and sign up to get our alerts on all your devices.

10 Kitchen Renovations That Will Hurt Your Home’s Value
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10 Kitchen Renovations That Will Hurt Your Home’s Value

10 Kitchen Renovations That Will Hurt Your Home’s Value

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The kitchen is often the first room people choose to renovate since it’s the center for food preparation and a social hub for entertaining. It’s easy to think in short terms when you are doing a renovation and focus only on your current needs, rather than thinking about how your upgrade will affect your home values.

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According to Thomas Vibe, a co-founder and managing partner at Stone Wizards, a kitchen renovation should never