For most people, the first chore to get out of the way following a snowstorm is snow removal. Once you’ve taken all the pretty photos, it’s time to dig out. Whether you got two inches or two feet of snow, below are a few tips on how to dig out quickly, clean up effectively, and stay safe.
Winter weather in northern New England can be very unpredictable. Be prepared before a winter storm hits by planning ahead. Proper preparation will help you get through a big winter storm. This checklist will help get you started.
This time of year, days become shorter and colder and our appetites change as well. We start to crave cozy, heartier, comfort food. Sharing food with others feels good, too. Here are a few comfort food recipes that are perfect for family dinners, fall gatherings or a holiday table. Hope you enjoy!
Now, let’s get cooking! Scroll down for the recipes.
Fall is a really good time to start thinking about your home maintenance as well as getting it ready for the colder weather. Besides raking or mowing leaves, here are a few items that you can do to get ready for winter and help keep your home safe and comfortable.
As the weather warms up in New England, we are happily turning down the thermostat, putting away the snow shovel, and pulling out the grill. The last thing we want to think about is next winter, but now is the perfect time to plan ahead and budget for your heating bills!
