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<p>Much like a traditional charcuterie board, the base of the look itself is muted and natural. </p>

Charcuterie more than just meat and cheese on a plate

Katie Laughridge
May 9

Renovation & Design

<p>E. Jason Wambsgans / TNS</p><p>Fear not if your first attempt (or your first several attempts) at lasagna-making is not as glorious as you would hope. Everything can be improved with practice and repetition. </p>

Cook lasagna noodles in the sauce for perfect texture

Reena Nerbas
May 2

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<p>Give an Ohio Buckeye tree plenty of room to grow.</p></p>

Set your sights on getting it right

Colleen Zacharias
May 2

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Grave reminder from the past?

Laurie Mustard 
May 2

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<p>Other than the barn-style hardware mounted above the door, the blending look desired by the clients had been achieved to their satisfaction. </p></p>

Let it slide

Marc LaBossiere
May 2

Renovation & Design

<p>Photo courtesy of The Holmes Group</p><p>The benefits of spraying insulation on the interior are the lack of digging and potential collapse, as well as all the issues with covering, flashing and waterproofing exterior stones.</p>

Spray-on insulation works great on interior walls

Ari Marantz
May 2

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<p>This beautiful piece was made in Germany at the beginning of the 20th century.</p></p>

Vase is upper middle range Royal Bonn quality

Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson
May 2

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<p>Laurie Mustard / Winnipeg Free Press</p><p>The beautiful Holmstrup Cedar will keep your yard green all year round.</p>

Green is the new black

Laurie Mustard
April 25

Renovation & Design

<p>Melissa d&rsquo;Arabian / Associated Press files</p><p>Salmon marinated in pineapple juice. The key to perfectly prepared fish is to not overcook it. </p>

Measure twice, cut once for perfectly cooked fish

Reena Nerbas
April 25

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<p>Don Healy / Regina Leader-Post files</p><p>Replacing older, deteriorated shingles is an essential part of maintaining a home and will normally be required every 15 to 25 years.</p>

Adding underlay with new roof shingles is always beneficial

Ari Marantz
April 25

Renovation & Design

<p>Tribue News Service</p><p>While working in your garden, try to keep the friendly local bees in mind. </p>

Set up your backyard garden to help support the bees

Gary Thompson
April 25

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