State briefs: Feb. 28 (Knoxville News Sentinel) Sevierville police seek man after another shot to death SEVIERVILLE - A Kodak man died Wednesday morning after being found shot in the head outside a mobile home on Cedar Hills Drive.
ANGEL'S LIST: Got Something To Donate? (Highlands Today)Our wish list has requests for donations from nonprofit groups.
Cozy cottage, city lights and the beach (Daily Aztec)Whether it's the sunshine, the beaches, the attractions or the people that have you loving life as a San Diegan, it certainly is the weather that makes natives hesitant to leave - even for a vacation. Some of the best retreats in San Diego can be found along the beaches, downtown and on the water of this city.
Personal Shopper | Waiting for the Sun (New York Times)With March approaching, it is not too early to start thinking about furnishing outdoor spaces, even if remnants of winter are still on the ground. Much of this year?s garden and patio furniture is brightly colored and will give a lift to the drab winter landscape, as well as to the spirits.
A little tiki style will brighten a gray, winter's day (The Plain Dealer)Ugh .¤.¤. Cleveland in February. And March. (And November, December and January.) The sky is gray, the air is gray, the ground is gray, and the mood is gray.
The Practical Super Yacht (BusinessWeek)The 63 ft., $700,000 Stability 60 uses advanced technology to offer the size and stability of a much-larger, more expensive boat
Building Bulletin: Outdoor furniture store on the move in Paso Robles (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)Hometown Nursery in Paso Robles, at 1803 Spring St., will move in May to a new space that is under construction at 201 Spring St. The project, valued about $4 million, aims to give the garden and patio furniture shop greater consumer visibility and customized retail space, said Mark Mitchell, chief financial officer and general manager. The new location, which has about 40,000 square feet with ...
Murrieta-area home store files Ch. 11 (The Californian)MURRIETA -- The bankruptcy filing of a locally owned home store last month reflects a weakening economy in Southwest Riverside County and the abysmal state of its housing market, its attorneys said Tuesday.
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