Northern Poconos Real Estate News
If 2020 made you fantasize about a trip as soon as travel restrictions were lifted—and you’re still waiting—you aren’t alone. Although 2021 was poised to be a comeback year, it is shaping up to be another summer of staycations or socially distanced road trips, with many Americans passing on air travel.
While sacrifices are being made and large trips may not be possible for many, that doesn’t mean you can’t plan other kinds of vacations—and it just might save you money in the process. Additional...
The last place you think about decorating is your mailbox. But it’s one of the first things guests and neighbors will see coming up to your home, so why not make it as fun and fresh as you?
Painting
Choose some outdoor spray paint in your favorite color and spray the mailbox. You can also add details with acrylic paint for an even more personal touch—think flowers, animals, and beach scenes!
Decals
Put your last name on the side of the mailbox with a decal you can customize onli...
Honesdale’s Central Park had a quiet summer in 2020 – way too quiet, in fact.
Normally, the Park would have been filled every Monday and Thursday evening with some of the best live music in the area, courtesy of the Wayne County Creative Arts Council (WCCAC). The coronavirus pandemic, though, scuttled the entire season – a first in the more than 50-year history of the organization.
Fortunately, our time of isolation is coming to an end, and the Festival of Summer Events is back in business with...
Utility bills are often much higher than they should be. By making some simple changes, you can keep your house comfortable and significantly reduce your monthly energy bills.
Lower Heating CostsHeating and cooling are responsible for a large chunk of utility bills. In the winter, you can save money by lowering the temperature on your thermostat. Even a change of two or three degrees can result in substantial savings over the course of a year. You can install a programmable thermostat to automa...
Heading out on a summer road trip? Taking a weekend trip to grandma’s house? Keep the kids occupied—and yourself sane—by creating a road trip binder filled with fun game ideas that will help pass the time.
From classics like Hangman and I Spy to Yellow Car and the License Plate Game, you’ll have everything you need to get where you’re going without the dreaded question, “Are we there yet?”
I SpyThe first player chooses an object in the distance, then says “I spy with my little eye, some...
Summer is in full swing, and with it comes the opportunity for you and your family to spend more time outdoors, enjoying the warm weather and a laid-back atmosphere. Why not make the most of your family time by trying one of these life-size versions of classic board games?
Giant Yahtzee®
Everyone’s favorite game of chance gets supersized in this exciting backyard version.
READ ARTICLEJumbo Jenga®
Double the size and double the fun with a game of life-size Jenga!
READ ARTICLE Super S...
If you’re planning to step up your barbecue game, a new grill can make all the difference and turn your backyard into the best place for family and friends to hang out under the sun.
Here are five favorite grills to please everyone, from charcoal loyalists to high-tech grill masters.
Kalamazoo Gaucho Wood-Fired Grill with Side Burner
If you appreciate the flavors of Argentinian-style grilling, the Gaucho from Kalamazoo is going to be your new best friend. The wood-burning grill and rotisserie i...
