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How to Choose a Gas Grill
CENTURY 21 Select Group 9 months ago

When selecting a gas grill, start with the configuration: Do you want a built-in grill or one that's free-standing? Natural gas or propane? Both fuels cook similarly, so your decision should come down to availability and convenience.

Grill size is next. How much cooking surface is available? Larger grills include more main burners. You can always turn off a burner or two, but you can't make your cooking surface larger.

It sounds like we're talking to grillers in Colorado or New Mexico — people...
Transitioning from a Car Lease to a Purchase
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Leasing can be a smart way to test out a car for a few years without buying it. A lease can give you all of the latest technology and some time to determine if you like the car enough to buy it.

If you want to buy it before the lease expires, read the terms of the lease agreement to see if an early buyout costs extra, typically charged in finance fees. It may be worthwhile to wait until the lease ends.

To make sure you’re getting a good deal, research the different ways the car is valued. The f...
Helping Your Child Connect with Nature
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Amid growing environmental concerns at a time when group activity is curtailed, encouraging your child to bond with nature can achieve two important goals, researchers say.

According to a recent study by North Carolina State University, solitary outings and shared outings with parents help children to not just understand and enjoy nature, but to build respect and personal concern for preserving natural resources. 

Preschoolers on a walk outside can identify flower colors, inspect insects, and c...
At-Home Fun: Card Games for One or More
CENTURY 21 Select Group 2 years ago

When you’re spending time at home, you need to be a bit more resourceful when it comes to finding engaging activities that are not screen-based. For many, that means getting reacquainted with a good ol’ deck of cards! If your card-playing skills are a little rusty, here are some challenging—yet not too taxing—card games to play by yourself or with others. You’ll find the basics here, but you can search for more details and variations online to spice things up. 

Solo Card GamesAccordion: Using a...
Trash vs. Recycle: Do You Know When to Trash it?
CENTURY 21 Select Group 2 years ago

On average, each American throws out more than four pounds of waste per day. Recycling saves materials from the landfill, which makes products more affordable for shoppers and manufacturers, reduces energy use, and cuts greenhouse gas emissions. But knowing the best way to dispose of something can get confusing.

 

 

Keep this handy guide in your kitchen to know which items go where.

 

 

Recycling binCheck with your town or waste-removal service to find out what it accepts. The items below are...
Clever Camping Hacks
CENTURY 21 Select Group 2 years ago

If you’re looking to spend some quality time with your family enjoying the outdoors, camping is always a great option. But cooking by the campfire can present a lot of challenges if you don’t plan ahead.

 Before you spend valuable family time trying to get the hot dogs to cook just right or attempting to whip up waffle batter on-sight, take these tips into consideration for a much smoother camping experience!

 

 

 

 

Before Your Trip

Eggs make for a great breakfast, but are often too delica...
Prepping for the Paddling Season
Mark Bond 2 years ago

If there’s one activity that has skyrocketed since the pandemic began, it’s kayaking. Literally, stores sold out of boats last summer as many first timers took to the water. Not surprising, many newcomers are still not all-checked-out on rules and safety as evident in the numerous posts I see daily on various kayaking forums and social media. May is the start of prime-time paddling in PA so it’s a good time to address some things.

There are a number of rules and suggestions that apply to everyo...
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