Digital Home Search Beats Digging Out Driveways
Today's uber-connected home buyer typically finds open houses digitally. What does this mean for the real estate industry?
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Today's uber-connected home buyer typically finds open houses digitally. What does this mean for the real estate industry?
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Joanne Marlene Conrod claims her injuries kept her from working and compromised her ability to use social media.
The long-running dispute began in 2000 over the fringed leather skirt and vest worn by rodeo queen Lois McIntyre in 1930. She died in 1964.
Police say the homeowner was doing maintenance on the subfloor of his home when he found the boxes labeled "Explosives/TNT."
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UC Davis water expert Dr. Samuel Solis says the state uses Lake Oroville as a big net to catch snowmelt and rain, then that water is sent south for farmers and cities to tap into.
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For 10-year-old Maurice, the after-school program at this community center is more than just a place to get homework help after school, it's a safe haven.
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Covered California spokesman Dana Howard says all applicants go through scrutiny to make sure the counselor has changed their ways.
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Gang associates would have to steer clear of gang activities for about a decade to qualify, while gang leaders would have to behave for a minimum of 14 years.
