HOME, GARDEN & SENIOR LIVING

...some potential hazards in the home and tips on how to prevent them
BY DAVID BRAVERMAN, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AT FRIENDS & FAMILY HOME CARE | October 30, 2024 at 2:15 p.m.

Unlock the Power of Apples: A Superfood for Health and Wellness This Fall and Winter

Fresh apples are packed with health-boosting vitamins, antioxidants and fiber

A Winter Season of Colorful Amaryllis Blooms

This fall and winter, brighten your mood and surroundings by planting and growing a few amaryllis

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Washington Is 2024’s Most Energy-Efficient State

“Washington is the most energy-efficient state overall, ranking very well for both home and automobile efficiency"

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Figs in the Rain

Figs are high in antioxidants, fiber and B vitamins.

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Fall Planting Provides Months of Continuous Spring Color

After planting bulbs in the fall, you’ll enjoy an array of flower colors that combine nicely with other spring-flowering trees, shrubs, and flowers

Help Prevent Disease with the Power of Food

the key to disease prevention lies in what you put on your plate

Home Buying Hagglers: Washington Homebuyer Negotiators

Data Shows the Average Washington Homebuyer Negotiated $18,429 Off the Sale Price

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Healthy game day snacks add to the fun

Score a touchdown with your family and friends by serving them healthy food that tastes great.

Providence ElderPlace PACE

PACE offers a model on how to care for seniors and keep them independent and cared for in their own homes

Celebrate the Stone Fruits of Summer

From the farmers' market to your kitchen, these juicy gems make it easy to enjoy eating well all summer long

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Planting a Garden in the Shade

It is possible to brighten up those shady spots in your landscape

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Safer Wildfire Escape in Rural Central Washington

Kittitas County attracts outdoor enthusiasts and second-home owners seeking solace amidst nature’s beauty

Raised Green

Unbelievably, I survived the first 20 years of my life without garlic (I do believe I’ve made up for it since)

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Long and green and good for you

Try cucumbers and zucchini in salads made for hot days