CLEVELAND (WJW) – New video released to the FOX 8 I-Team shows a woman driving wildly through safe sections at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. We now know what price she will pay. The new video we received shows a car crashing through a fence at Hopkins Airport. Another new video shows the driver speeding through… Continue reading Woman convicted of breaking through Hopkins airport fence: I-Team
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7 Charming Michigan Retirement Communities Around Detroit
As Michigan's Detroit experiences an industrial and cultural resurgence, a constellation of quieter communities circle this metropolitan center, offering retirees a retreat close to the city's beating heart. From historic architecture that tells stories of times past to lush parks that offer spectacular lake views, these cities combine the quiet rhythm of country life with… Continue reading 7 Charming Michigan Retirement Communities Around Detroit
The trend for matt bathroom cabinets is not over yet
Parilov/Shutterstock You decide it's finally time to give your vanity a makeover. Or maybe you're designing your bathroom from scratch and thinking about the best bathroom vanity colors. Regardless, there's no better place than the bathroom to be bold, and luckily, these cabinets provide the perfect setting for it. In this case, by… Continue reading The trend for matt bathroom cabinets is not over yet
“Our students don’t want that at their schools.”
As California strives for a greener future, a group of Los Angeles teachers are taking matters into their own hands to teach climate education to students. Faced with the daunting task of meeting new state-mandated climate curriculum requirements without additional funding or materials, these teachers stepped up, the Los Angeles Times reported. Los Angeles Unified… Continue reading “Our students don’t want that at their schools.”
Pride Fence is celebrating its two-year anniversary
Picture: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2024/12/1735219960.jpg Overland Park, Kansas – Pride Fence, a trusted name in custom residential fencing [https://www.google.com/url?q=https://pridefencekc.com/&sa=D&source=editors&ust=1735223260084209&usg=AOvVaw3wnMR3Y0sMcvfy2Yg1Ji5i]is pleased to celebrate its two-year anniversary of providing exceptional service to homeowners in the local community. Although the company is relatively new, its team brings over 20 years of combined experience to every project, delivering high-quality, personalized solutions that… Continue reading Pride Fence is celebrating its two-year anniversary
The facade of 262 Fifth Avenue rises higher in NoMad, Manhattan
Coming in at number six in our annual countdown of the 31 tallest buildings under construction in New York is 262 Fifth Avenue, an 860-foot-tall residential skyscraper in NoMad, Manhattan. Designed by Meganom with SLCE Architects as executive architect and developed by Boris Kuzinez of Five Points Development, the 56-story building will yield 26 full-story… Continue reading The facade of 262 Fifth Avenue rises higher in NoMad, Manhattan
Nature meets concrete: How AI is reshaping urban landscapes in 2024
Concrete doesn't typically inspire thoughts of artistry or adaptability – it's solid, gray and static. But Amorphous Concrete turns that notion on its head, proving that even the most stable materials can grow and evolve. This award-winning project combines high-tech algorithms with timeless materials, creating a system that is as much about beauty as it… Continue reading Nature meets concrete: How AI is reshaping urban landscapes in 2024
3 New Orleans home experts share their predictions for 2025 | Entertainment/Life
Just like with clothing, food, hairstyles and everything else, trends come and go when it comes to designing and decorating your home and garden. Some new trends can make you long for the old, but few have evoked feelings like “mocha mousse.” When Pantone, the self-proclaimed global authority on color, announced Mocha Mousse as the… Continue reading 3 New Orleans home experts share their predictions for 2025 | Entertainment/Life
These Brooklyn homeowners couldn't afford to go green. Then help came
This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to receive the latest news from New York City every morning. After two decades in her century-old brick rowhouse in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, Marisol Genao was used to some quirks. For example, when she turned on the light in the kitchen, the light in the… Continue reading These Brooklyn homeowners couldn't afford to go green. Then help came
Trauma-informed design provides a family with a healing home
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Margarita Reyes' journey to this moment has been anything but easy. After escaping an abusive situation, she and her sons had to sleep in the car for nights and stay with relatives for extended periods. What you need to know Flip4Good has partnered with Midnight Mission's HomeLight program to create a… Continue reading Trauma-informed design provides a family with a healing home