Home seminar set for Sept. 18
Liberty Bank will present a free eight-hour Homebuyer Education Seminar on Saturday, Sept. 18, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church, 76 Federal St., New London.The seminar helps
Home sales fall after tax credits expire
Entry-level market sags while those able to qualify for a loan take advantage of record-low rates.
Foreclosures mount in Idaho
Home foreclosures are climbing in the Northwest and Midwest, areas that had earlier dodged the worst of the mortgage crisis, according to real-estate data firm RealtyTrac.
A lesson for homeowners: Read the contract
Joy Holgate says she had no idea what she was getting into when she signed a contract to reroof her 1,200 square foot home for $10,000 - $17,000 after financing is factored in.
No excuse for not buying a new home
No excuse for not buying a new home
Renovating your home? Tips to help you pay for your Reno
Whether you're an enthusiastic new homeowner or an empty nester that finally has some spare time to revamp the kitchen or bathroom, the idea of a home renovation can be both exciting and daunting at the same time.[...]
Wayne County Builders Association hosting Home and Garden Festival
Wayne County Builders Association (WCBA) Home and Garden Festival is scheduled Saturday and Sunday, September 11 and 12 at Ladore Lodge & Conference Center.
Sitting pretty: Calfurn chairman Eredito Feliciano is at home with success
Eredito Feliciano’s initial investment of P500 as an entrepreneur has gone a long, long way. Thirty-four years ago, Feliciano, the chairman of Calfurn Manufacturing Philippines Inc., and Angelo Baltazar, together with other five incorporators, established Aweca with an initial capitalization of P30,500. The P500 came from Feliciano, a certified public accountant by training.
County may step up to plate for Bears
YAKIMA -- Options for a future home for the Yakima Bears baseball club could include staying put under the right conditions, a rebuilt Yakima County Stadium or a new facility.
Work begins on renovations to Allen Theatre at PlayhouseSquare
Mysteriously disappearing seats is the initial step in a $30 million renovation and construction project for a new, three-venue, 1,000-seat home for the Cleveland Play House and Cleveland State University's drama program.