Important points Kitchens, both small and large, can appear cramped if they are arranged, organized, or designed incorrectly. Visually expand the room by removing upper cabinets and unnecessary islands. Simpler solutions include increasing the distance between work areas and organizing drawers. Narrow kitchens don't necessarily have to be small. Even spacious kitchens can seem cramped… Continue reading 7 Things That Always Make Your Kitchen Look Cramped, Say Designers
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Dec 4 | Antique Silver and Brass Restoration Services – THURSDAY 10am-4pm
Now open in McLean, Virginia! Thursdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m (703)691-4190 (866)657-9318 Polishing • Electroplating • RepairingSilver • Brass • Copper • Tin Do you have an heirloom that is blackened from years of tarnish or in need of repair? The silversmiths at Bel-Air House of Silver can restore your silver and brass heirlooms… Continue reading Dec 4 | Antique Silver and Brass Restoration Services – THURSDAY 10am-4pm
Fond du Lac County man was flown to the hospital with serious injuries after falling through the roof of a barn
ALTO, Wis. (WBAY) – A Fond du Lac County man was flown to the hospital with serious injuries after authorities said he fell through the roof of a barn while making repairs. Shortly after 3 p.m. Saturday, the Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office and Lifestar Ambulance responded to State Highway 49 after a 911… Continue reading Fond du Lac County man was flown to the hospital with serious injuries after falling through the roof of a barn
OpenDroids beats 1X's Neo in real-world dishwashing testing – with twice the speed and a fraction of the funding
PRESS RELEASE Published on November 22, 2025 San Francisco, CA – November 2025 – OpenDroidsa robotics startup focused on practical home and workplace automation announced today that its humanoid robot has done so completed a full load of the dishwasher about twice as fast as the Neo robot from 1X Technologiesdespite operation about 1/100 of… Continue reading OpenDroids beats 1X's Neo in real-world dishwashing testing – with twice the speed and a fraction of the funding
Sustainable tourism crucial amid climate change: experts
The 16th International Conference 2025 of the Indian Tourism and Hospitality Congress (ITHC) began on a reflective note yesterday, bringing together leading academics and experts to chart a common path towards sustainable tourism and a wellness-focused future. The theme of the conference organized by Central University of Himachal Pradesh (CUHP) is “Sustainable Tourism and Wellness:… Continue reading Sustainable tourism crucial amid climate change: experts
Magnum photographer shines a light on Spain's alienated youth
Alba Bitxx. High Barrio, Almeria, Spain (2022). © Lúa Ribeira / Magnum Photos A Magnum photographer has released a new work that focuses on young people living on the outskirts of Spain – reflecting the alienation and insecurity of the present. Agony in the garden is the second monograph by Lúa Ribeira, which was created… Continue reading Magnum photographer shines a light on Spain's alienated youth
Rules set for Vancouver restaurant patio redesign to improve accessibility and flexibility
The City of Vancouver is preparing to revise its restaurant sidewalk and street patio guidelines in 2026, proposing measures that would make patios more accessible, visually appealing and economically viable, while gradually increasing permit fees. A city staff report to be presented to Vancouver City Council next week recommends new accessibility requirements for curbside patios,… Continue reading Rules set for Vancouver restaurant patio redesign to improve accessibility and flexibility
Volunteers are being sought for the large-scale Sugarloaf restoration beginning in 2026
MAPLE CITY, Mich. – Environmentally restoring a popular northern ski resort that's been abandoned for 25 years will take a lot of work – and a legion of volunteers. The Leelanau Conservancy completed a successful $8 million fundraising campaign this year to take over the defunct Sugar Loaf Ski Area, about 30 miles northwest of… Continue reading Volunteers are being sought for the large-scale Sugarloaf restoration beginning in 2026
Open Skies MRI Wins 2025 Consumer Choice Award for Trusted Diagnostic Imaging in Regina
Leading clinic in Regina known for providing timely, accurate MRI services with a patient-centered approach. REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN / ACCESS Newswire / November 20, 2025 / Open Skies MRI, a trusted leader in advanced diagnostic imaging, has won the 2025 Consumer Choice Award for Regina in the Diagnostic Imaging Clinics category. For seven years, this recognition… Continue reading Open Skies MRI Wins 2025 Consumer Choice Award for Trusted Diagnostic Imaging in Regina
Fire on container ship in Los Angeles leads to emergency shelter orders for surrounding communities
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A fire that broke out aboard a container ship in Los Angeles on Friday continued to burn overnight, prompting surrounding communities to set up shelters over concerns about hazardous materials in the ship's cargo. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, all 23 crew members of the ship were killed and… Continue reading Fire on container ship in Los Angeles leads to emergency shelter orders for surrounding communities