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Completing these five home projects will give you and your home a fresh start to the new year.

Being home all the time has been hard on your house, too. Instead, consider investing your time in small projects that have big-gratification appeal. None of these five chores take more than an hour, and each ends with that satisfying thought: Why didn’t I do that sooner? Best of all, unlike the dishes and the bottomless laundry pile, these chores won’t need to be done again for many months. Deep-clean Your Bed “You know that feeling when you get into a bed with clean sheets? This is that feeling times 10,” said Brandi Broxson, a senior editor at Real Simple magazine

Abutters file Land Court complaint against New Salem art museum, academy This is the exterior of the New Salem Museum and Academy of Fine Arts, located at 37 South Main St in New Salem Center. Abutters are contesting the project in Land Court. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ This is the exterior of the New Salem Museum and Academy of Fine Arts, located at 37 South Main St in New Salem Center. Abutters are contesting the project in Land Court. Published: 1/14/2021 6:11:27 PM NEW SALEM – A group of abutters have filed a complaint in state Land Court to challenge the issuance of a special permit to t...

The RESTAURANTS Act is still needed to provide industry-wide relief This article does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the editors or management of Nation's Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality. When the calendar rolled over from December 2020 to January 2021, it brought with it a cautious optimism that the year ahead might be better for our industry than the last. This month marks the beginning of my year-long tenure as chair of the National Restaurant Association and my 25th year as owner of Oak Hill Tavern and The Company Picnic Co. in Kingstown, Rhode Island. And while ...

VOLUNTEERS from across Springburn have been thanked for their “tireless efforts” throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Springburn Community Council, Springburn Parish Church and the Salvation Army have all been recognised in the House of Commons. A motion, submitted by Anne McLaughlin MP, congratulates their “tremendous” efforts to support the community since lockdown began back in March. The organisations have been working around the clock to provide whatever support is required by vulnerable people. Thousands of food packages have been delivered to people in need alongside toile...