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Home and Garden: Poinsettias Bloom for Holidays

On Gardening: Peanut Butter for the Holidays

Looking for a home? View comprehensive listings of local open houses taking place this weekend from all across the area.

Adding holiday accents, like Poinsettias to the home can turn everyday people into divas as demanding for cutting edge as a haute couture designer.

Peanut butter is a special treat for the birds, and if you like birds coming to your feeders, you will be in birdwatching ecstasy with peanut butter.

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Giving thanks for our Boulder Valley home

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Duane Duggan Cathy Hobbs Tom Kalinski Diana Crandall Norman Winter Darren Thornberry Carol O’Meara Rick Jacquemard Katie Laughridge ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS Thais Hafer Toni McNeill Mary Romano ADVERTISING FEATURES COORDINATOR Greg Stone

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Uniquely located at the foot of the majestic Flatirons, we enjoy one of the most stunning backdrops of any city in the country. (Photo: Braden Collum, Unsplash).

It’s Thanksgiving week – a perfect time to reflect on how blessed we are here in Boulder by the thriving economy, strong real estate market, and everything that

BY DUANE Boulder has to DUGGAN offer. Uniquely Realtor and Author located at the RE/MAX of Boulder foot of the majestic Flatirons, we enjoy one of the most stunning backdrops of any city in the country.

Here’s what we’re grateful for: Strong employment Since May of 2014 the unemployment rate has ranged between two and four percent.

A strong employment base is the main ingredient for a strong real estate market. Jobs attract people, and then people need a place to live. In addition, a key employer, the University of Colorado, has been around for over 100 years.

Stable real estate market Over my 40-year career selling homes in Boulder Valley, we have certainly experienced cycles in the market. Yet our peaks have always exceeded our valleys, creating robust growth in home values over those four decades. The only downside to our market is that it makes it challenging for first-time buyers to find homes to buy here.

Low interest rates We have enjoyed historically low interest rates for home buyers.

Low interest rates help fuel the real estate market. The Boulder real estate market was certainly slower in the ’80s when interest rates hit

16 percent, but it remained resilient as alternative forms of financing carried us through.

Water Snow falling in the mountains to the west of Boulder provides us with one of the freshest water supplies in the country. Every time I take a drink of water in Boulder, I’m profoundly thankful!

Open space Our city’s green spaces and mountain parks were preserved by visionary city leaders of the past.

More recently, Boulder residents voted to tax themselves to purchase open space for the benefit of all and preserve our splendid natural surroundings.

Access to recreation It has been said the only thing Boulder is missing is an ocean.

While that’s true, we can delight in skiing 20 miles to the west, water skiing at Boulder Reservoir, mountain biking and road biking right on our doorsteps in glorious mountain parks. The city has one of the most extensive recreational trail and bike path systems in the country. And don’t forget kayaking and tubing down Boulder Creek!

We truly live in a wonderland for outdoor recreation!

Chautauqua I think of all the concerts, meals, and the hikes that have taken place at Chautauqua. A Boulder tradition since 1898, Chautauqua offers timeless entertainment, relaxation, and breathtaking mountain and city views.

Flagstaff Mountain There is nothing like a drive or bike ride up Flagstaff mountain

to bring peace to your soul. Top it off with dinner at the Flagstaff House where you can delight in picturesque sunsets, city lights, and moon rise.

Downtown and Pearl Street Mall Almost every out-of-town guest we have ever hosted has raved about the ambiance of our unique downtown and iconic Pearl Street Mall. With a distinctive selection of retail shops, top restaurants, art galleries, and more, it’s a treasure.

Access to Denver International Airport If you need to a break from home, a mere hour-long drive to Denver International Airport – ranked the No. 1 top airport in the U.S. and the No. 2 best airport in North America by Skytrax – will take you anywhere on the planet within 36 hours.

Reflecting Over the Thanksgiving Holiday, sit back and reflect on what you are thankful for, including our paradise here the base of the mountains in Colorado!

Duane Duggan has been a Realtor for RE/MAX of Boulder in Colorado since 1982 and has facilitated over 2,500 transactions over his career, the vast majority from repeat and referred clients.

He has been awarded two of the highest honors bestowed by RE/MAX International: The Lifetime Achievement Award and the Circle of Legends Award.

Living the life of a Realtor and being immersed in real estate led to the inception of his book, Realtor for Life. For questions, e-mail DuaneDuggan@boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com.

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DESIGN RECIPES

How to purge and repurpose items before holiday overload hits

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service

you are saving but doesn't fit into your current home? If so, donate them.

The holiday season is officially upon us. From gifts and gadgets to holiday decor, a lot of items will fill the home. Some will be treasured, others admired, and some will need to be removed and/ or purged. But what about items that could be repurposed and reused? Now is an ideal time to start thinking of ways to give new life or renewed purpose to some household items. Don't know where to start? Here are some tips to help set you on the right path.

4. Take an inventory in your home and decide what is a necessity and what isn't.

An item that once brought you joy and is now in a box may be best suited for a new home.

5. Edit and then edit again. Take an inventory of what you are truly using or plan to use and remove the excess.

How to repurpose 1. Shop your house. Instead of tossing an item, look for where it may be able to reused within your home.

What to purge 1. Ask yourself if something will continue to be of use and value. If the answer is no, remove it.

2. Is the item broken or in need of repair? If the item can't be fixed or won't have the same appeal once repaired, toss it.

3. Do you have decor items from a previous home that

4. Donate. A worthy and wellmade item you can no longer use is an ideal item to donate so someone else can enjoy it.

3. Swap. Many communities have clothing and equipment swaps. Why not swap decor

5. Paint. Sometimes an item can be repurposed by changing the color or finish with paint

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Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com.

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Boulder brainiest city in U.S. for three years running Brain power rules supreme as Boulder ranks No. 1 nationwide on the 2019 Bloomberg Brain Concentration Index for

BY TOM the third KALINSKI consecutive year. RE/MAX of Boulder On the inaugural Bloomberg index, Boulder headed the list of all U.S. cities with populations greater than 90,000.

The Bloomberg Brain Concentration Index tracks business formation as well as employment and education in the sciences, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM. A second Colorado college town, Fort Collins, landed in the No. 12 position for 2019.

Bloomberg’s data shows Fort Collins’ workforce is made up of 4.6 percent STEM job holders, 13.4 percent science and engineering degree holders, and 12.8 percent advanced degree holders.

Though California’s Bay Area has long been a magnet for technology professionals and tech hub for companies like Apple, Facebook and Google parent Alphabet, data suggests a trend is afoot. Regional college towns have continued to rise in the annual brain power index since its debut in 2016.

Today, Boulder leads a growing pack of thriving smaller hubs that continue to make gains in attracting STEM workers. Often the home of a major university,

these metros are coming on strong, catching up to Silicon Valley hot spots San Jose and San Francisco and the epicenter of federal funding, Washington D.C. College towns making big gains this year include No. 3 ranked Ann Arbor Michigan, home to the University of Michigan; No. 6 ranked Ithaca, New York, site of Cornell University, and No. 19 ranked Lawrence, Kansas, featuring the University of Kansas.

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Boulder, CO Score: 99.80 STEM job holders: 8.1% Science and engineering degree holders: 19.5% Advanced degree holders: 18.5% San Jose, CA Score: 99.63 STEM job holders: 10.2% Science and engineering degree holders: 21.1% Advanced degree holders: 17.3% Ann Arbor, MI Score: 98.97 STEM job holders: 6.6% Science and engineering degree holders: 15.5% Advanced degree holders: 18.3% Washington, DC Score: 98.67 STEM job holders: 6.4% Science and engineering degree holders: 15.8% Advanced degree holders: 17.4%

The Bloomberg Brain Concentration Index tracks business formation as well as employment and education in the sciences, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM. (Photo: Ani Kolleshi, Unsplash).

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San Francisco, CA Score: 98.37 STEM job holders: 6.6% Science and engineering degree holders: 17.6% Advanced degree holders: 15.3%

Read the full report at bloomberg.com/news/ articles/2019-11-18/kansas-drawsenough-brain-power-to-make-it-atop-tech-hubn.

The Bloomberg Brain Concentration Index tracks the highest density areas of so-called STEM workers among other metrics. Each city is scored out of 100 based on three criteria: how many people have jobs in STEM, science and engineering

degrees, and advanced degrees.

All three metrics are expressed as a percentage of the population of the city. The data goes up to 2018 and was pulled from the U.S. Census report.

Tom Kalinski is the broker/ owner of RE/MAX of Boulder, the local residential real estate company he established in 1977.

He was inducted into Boulder County’s Business Hall of Fame in 2016 and has a 40-year background in commercial and residential real estate.

For questions, e-mail Tom at tomkalinski33@gmail.com, call 303.441.5620 or visit boulderco.com.

SOURCE: Bloomberg analysis of U.S. Census 1Y ACS data.

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Maximizing rental property returns Denver Realtor Cory Schwab, of New Era Realty, lists the top three tips on how to boost returns on investment properties.

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on investment (ROI): No. 1: Do your research and work with an experienced agent. “I like to make sure my clients have a return on investment immediately, not buying a property and hoping for appreciation in rent or value,” noted Schwab.

No. 2: Buy where people want to live. There are areas of each city that are easier or harder to rent, respectively. “Ensure you

know where you are investing and you can get the rent you desire,” added Schwab.

No. 3: Look for buying opportunities and don’t be in a rush to buy or sell. Developers are building mostly high-end product, which means high rent. “There are opportunities to buy condos and rent profitably at a much lower rate than new builds,” concluded Schwab. “Keep it for the long-term – in the past 30

years, there has been no sevenyear period where the Denver Metro market has not seen gains.”

Cory Schwab of New Era Realty in Denver works with a full spectrum of clients, from first-time buyers to investors purchasing multi-unit properties.

For more information, call 303.922.9222 or visit schwabre. com. New Era Realty is located at 2563 15th St., Suite 101, Denver.

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How can I prevent a fire during the holidays?

By Diana Crandall Angie’s List Twinkling lights, a crackling fireplace, home-cooked meals with your favorite family and friends – there’s a lot to love about Thanksgiving and the holiday season. There are also precautions to take and necessary maintenance needed to keep you and your home safe, whether you’re playing host or spending some time away.

Careful cooking The kitchen is the heart of the house. It’s also where home fires are most likely to start, according to the American Red Cross. There are a few ways you can reduce the risk: Unplug appliances when you aren’t using them and don’t ever put metal in the microwave.

Exercise caution when using a deep fryer, and keep a fire extinguisher on hand at all times in case of an emergency. Finally, keep your appliances clean, and don’t hesitate to call in an extra pair of hands if you need assistance getting everything in tip-top shape. Homeowners pay

Home fires are most likely to start in the kitchen, according to the American Red Cross. (Photo: Dreamstime/TNS).

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Prioritize decor safety Peppermint, cinnamon, fresh pine needles – candles brighten up a room in sight and smell, but make sure to place them on a sturdy surface and put them out before bed. Also be aware of the lights you’re hanging: Are they indoor-only? Have they been tested by a regulatory agency?

Avoid the risk of fire or electrical shock by inspecting your lights and only using them as directed.

If you don’t feel safe climbing a ladder to hang them outside, or if you aren’t sure about the type of lights you need, a professional can help. According to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide, homeowners report paying about $405 for professional holiday light installation.

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Peanut butter for the holidays, a most rewarding gift

By Norman Winter Tribune News Service Peanut butter for the holidays may elicit a ‘that’s for the birds’ response, and, you would be right.

But who doesn’t like peanut butter cups and peanut butter swirled ice cream? Peanut butter, however, is a special treat for the birds, and if you like birds coming to your sunflower or thistle seed feeders, you will be in birdwatching ecstasy with peanut butter.

Honestly, it is far more of a rewarding spectacle than just for the holidays. At the National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas we had volunteers that kept the feeders going almost year-round, skipping only a few weeks thereby reducing the invitation to those birds considered a threat to nesting birds.

The time spent at the National Butterfly Center made me wonder if I could duplicate the setup at the Columbus Botanical Garden in Georgia. The answer was yes, it worked like a charm, and you, too, can find success. You’ll find many more bird species feeding at peanut

Black-capped chickadee with peanut butter on his tongue from a feeder.

(Photo: Shutterstock).

butter logs than you might expect.

Both birding areas featured a three-to four-foot-tall thicket of pruned limbs on the outer perimeter. This served as a wonderful shelter for little birds needing a quick place to escape for protection. Both locales also installed shallow water stations.

Water is mandatory and critically important to the birds.

The feeders at the National Butterfly Center were attached to a wire strung across the area while in Columbus we attached them to 8-foot tall tree-like posts. Everyone has their favorite recipes, including

straight peanut butter, crunchy and smooth. If you are like most, it is what’s on sale that rules the decision. In Columbus, we chose to mix ours with cornmeal and it certainly proved to be a blend loved by the birds.

The peanut butter logs we made varied in size but were generally about 24-inches in length. Six }-inch wide holes were drilled a little less than an inch deep. Fill these holes scattered around the log with your choice of peanut butter blend. The feeders in Columbus also had little \-inch holes drilled below the large ones so that branch-like pieces of wood could be inserted for perches. We did not use those in Texas, but they seemed quite useful in Georgia.

While the feeders will do their part to get you, your children, or grandchildren hooked, a pair of binoculars would be a terrific Christmas gift. The binoculars will become a tool that will forever change their world when it comes to birding. Once they begin watching the bird’s eyes, the rotation of their heads and their graceful motion in flight seen

close-up, through the lens, you will have planted the seeds of nature.

The National Butterfly Center redesigned its bird area making it more natural in appearance. The Columbus Botanical Garden is experiencing incredible growth and expansion with new gardens.

It is apparent birds and butterflies will play an important role.

No matter where you live, you can bring the world of birding to your yard, a park or new public garden, both with feeders, birdbaths or fountains, and strong support from native berry-producing plants. The birds will no doubt reward your efforts and, hopefully, the children who grow-up watching and learning about these birds will become the environmental ecosystem heroes of the future.

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The Gold Collection at Discovery Ridge. (Photos courtesy: Aweida Properties).

Discovery Ridge: Welcome to Superior Living

By Darren Thornberry for At Home

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ost people think there’s no real estate left close to Boulder or that new builds might only be available in Erie or Longmont if you act fast.

While it’s true that the county is lean on newly built singlefamily dwellings, there’s a brand new neighborhood in Superior to consider: Discovery Ridge.

Set along the ridge overlooking the town, with unobstructed mountain views and no HOA, the 20 new homes on the delightfully named Canary Lane, just eight

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miles south of Boulder, bring a breathtaking view of the Front Range home to you.

Superior is growing up quickly.

Once Boulder’s sleepy southern neighbor, the town has become the apple of many a homeowner’s eye, especially those who work, but don’t want to live, in Boulder.

“As Superior begins to grow along with many other Front Range communities, our homes on Canary Lane will stand out amongst the rest,” says developer Dan Aweida. “From our amenities and views to living on a quaint lane where the only people who drive by are your neighbors, we

hope that you feel at home from the first day you move in.

“Due to the scale, incredible views, low maintenance and accessibility to Denver and Boulder, we expect to attract a multitude of buyers,” says Aweida.

“One of the signature features of our Gold Unit homes is a main level master suite. From empty nesters that want to ‘age in place’ to growing families wanting a mother-in-law suite, having the ability for dual masters is a great advantage. We’re maximizing the flexibility in multi-generational households and allowing the space to really work for the

The Silver Collection at Discovery Ridge. (Photos courtesy: Aweida Properties).

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homeowner over time.”

At the time of this writing, 19 of Canary Lane’s 20 homes are available. A Discovery Ridge home can be completed, from foundation to closing, in five months. Aweida anticipates all units will be built and sold

by December 2020! So it goes without saying that no time should be wasted by anyone seriously interested in living there.

A buyer’s first step is to select a lot and desired home size. Then it’s a matter of selecting a finish palette and bringing one’s home visions to life! With clear views of the mountains, overlooking downtown Superior, being within walking and biking distance to downtown and Superior Marketplace, dreaming big will be the easy part! “We chase a more traditional architectural style with a western aesthetic and overtones of the mining history of the Superior area,” says architect Christopher Flora of Bray Architecture. “Additionally, the rooms of the homes orient and focus on the unparalleled views of the northern Front Range mountains with large windows and sliding glass doors. The homes were also designed with DAILY CAMERA / TIMES-CALL

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the empty nester in mind, with open floor plans, accommodating bedrooms, and minimal yard maintenance.”

Interior designer Sara Blette designed the homes’ interior finish palette to be as transitional as possible. “When you are designing for a broad audience, it’s important to select options that are durable, timeless, and comfortable while maintaining a way for the home buyer to still make it their own,” she explains. “Whether or not you prefer traditional or a modern farmhouse aesthetic, we’ll be able to curate a design vision to meet your unique needs.”

Why Superior and why now?

The site of Canary Lane was difficult to develop. After all, it is on a ridgetop. But everyone involved in making Discovery Ridge a reality is confident homeowners will be smitten with the look and feel of the open face with the jaw-dropping mountain views. And with the town’s plans to develop the downtown area in the next few years, it’s an exciting time to live in Superior. Discovery Ridge is sure to become an anchor of the community, adding to the richness of the downtown district.

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floor plans, convenience and lifestyle Discovery Ridge has to offer.

If you’re interested in calling it home, your first stop is the website: discoveryridge.net. There you’ll find floor plans, current availabilities and a thorough FAQ on becoming a resident of Canary Lane. Then, call the sales team at 720.572.1397.

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AT A GLANCE Discovery Ridge will offer plenty of mountain views. (Photo courtesy: Aweida Properties).

of dirt to build on,” Aweida says.

“Demand is very high and supply is very low, and a lot more very tight urban apartments and condos are going up. Ours are paired homes with an open look and feel on a hill with nothing in front of them – truly a rarity in the typical residential home density we are used to.”

According to Kelly Haney, mortgage loan officer with Great Western Bank, Colorado continues to dominate home values, growth and stability trends this year: “Boulder takes the cake in first position, followed by Fort Collins in #4 with Denver-AuroraLakewood coming in at #8.

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Investments as of November 2019, Denver real estate hasn’t fully transitioned into a buyer’s market yet, although it’s shifting in that direction. This shouldn’t raise too much concern at this time, as we are still very much in a seller’s market. Given that Superior is one of our smaller cities, it still continues to be a gem of a place to call home and definitely one to invest in.”

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Poinsettias bloom for holidays Adding holiday accent to the home can turn everyday people into divas as demanding for cutting edge as a haute couture designer. To keep your crown as

BY CAROL the number one O’MEARA seller, you have to Colorado State have the looks of University Extension a starlet, please contemporary or traditional tastes, and be low maintenance, all while performing like a champ.

Not an easy feat if you’re a houseplant. But for the poinsettia, varieties have taken a turn towards colors and styles that wow the savvy plant person who know where to look. Yet the stamina to make it through the holidays rests in the hands of the growers and the shoppers.

“You can find a poinsettia at every retail outlet you can think of, but if you want novel, you have to go to the independent garden centers,” says Dr. Steven Newman, Greenhouse Crops Extension Specialist and Professor of Floriculture at Colorado State University. “There is some diversity offered at the box stores, but the independents get more designer types.”

Sure, red is still king, but salmons, pinks, purples and whites sit along side flecked and variegated varieties, perfect as an unusual spark to set off the home.

Sizes vary from minis and pixies, ideal for small tables, to standard and large for floor displays.

Development of new poinsettias has taken off due to its popularity as a year round houseplant in many other nations, Newman said. Only in the United States is it

just a Christmas plant.

Colorado has excellent poinsettia growers that supply high quality plants to retailers small and large. But once the plants leave the shelter of the greenhouse, their health can get risky.

“If you want quality, you get what you pay for,” Newman says, “and smaller retailers have staff on hand that’s trained to care for the plants so they’re healthy when they go home with a shopper.

Plus, they don’t park them near the door where chill wind blasts this tropical plant.”

Get the most from your poinsettia with these tips from Steve Newman: • Start by choosing plants with plump, full anthers in the yellow center of the colorful bracts. If the anthers are dried up and the pollen is shed, move on – the plant is spent.

• Look for deep green leaves on sturdy branches that are held slightly upwards, at 60-degree angles, instead of straight out from the stem. They won’t break as easily.

• Pick plants that are kept in an area well away from the door.

• Have the checkout clerk wrap your poinsettia before you take it from the store and drive it immediately home.

Temperatures less than 45 are chill enough to kill the plant.

• Place in bright, indirect light away from drafts.

• Water regularly so they won’t lose their leaves from stress, but there’s no need to fertilize.

Red is still king, but salmons, pinks, purples and whites sit along side flecked and variegated varieties, perfect as an unusual spark to set off the home. (Photo: Shutterstock).

Check out the Colorado State University Horticulture Center’s poinsettia sale, where poinsettias grown by students are available for $10 per six-inch pot. Many new and interesting cultivars are available at this fundraiser, which supports the horticulture program.

Carol A. O’Meara is an Extension Agent – Horticulture Entomology at Colorado State University Extension Boulder County. For more information contact CSU Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6377, e-mail comeara@bouldercounty.org or visit ext.colostate.edu/boulder.

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Prevent fire (continued) quite like a roaring fire. But before you gather round the hearth, consider an inspection from a professional chimney sweep, especially if it’s been a few years.

Unclean chimneys are a major cause of house fires, says the National Fire Protection Agency, so it’s best not to brush off the job – or to try and do it yourself _ unless you’re very familiar with the process. Homeowners pay an average of $245 for a chimney sweep, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide.

Clean dryer vents Is it taking longer for your clothes to dry in every cycle? Does your laundry room seem suddenly, excessively hot? These are symptoms of a clogged dryer vent, which is a serious fire hazard.

Familiarize yourself with the other signs of build-up and call in a professional to inspect your vents. The average national cost of this service is $130, homeowners report via the Angie’s List Pricing Guide, which is well worth the

peace of mind and preservation of property the clean-up provides.

Update fire alarms You’re likely familiar with the sound your fire alarm makes when the battery is dying: The highpitched chirping can reverberate throughout your house. But take note: The U.S. Fire Administration advises homeowners that the type of smoke detector you have determines how often you need to replace the batteries, and fire alarms themselves have a shelf life.

Test your fire alarms often and replace the batteries at least once a year. If you have high ceilings, or if your smoke alarms are in hardto-reach places, a handyman can help. Homeowners report paying an average of $80 per hour to have smoke detectors installed.

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Making sense of your inspection report Whether you’re buying or selling a home, the home inspection is a critical element in the process.

The home inspection is an opportunity to get a professional inspector’s unbiased view of the exact condition of the property There are some

BY RICK basic tips that can help JACQUEMARD you understand a home Flatirons Home inspection report more Inspections effectively. By taking a few minutes to familiarize yourself with these tips, you will be able to get the most out of your inspection and be able to speak freely about it with your home inspector.

Do a walk-through of the inspected property with your inspector. Most inspectors will most likely have completed an inspection and then ask you and or your realtor to join them on a walk-through of the property. By doing an inspection and then a walk-through with clients the inspector will have, in essence, done the inspection twice. You should feel free to ask questions if, at any point, you don’t understand what the inspector’s looking at or talking about. Most professional home inspectors will be more than happy to explain things as they go along and answer any questions you may have.

The most important thing to remember about a home inspection is never be afraid to ask questions. (Photo: Shutterstock).

Although inspections will cover most aspects of the house from the shingles on the roof to the basement/foundation and everything in between, certain sections are decidedly more important. This can be due to the cost of the repair or the fact that it could be dangerous to ignore a repair. Some of these would be: Electrical Systems: This area must be up to code and in good condition. If your inspector is talking about things like GFCI or double lugged breakers and you have no idea what

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Roofs: Be sure the roof has been checked for signs of damage to shingles or other roofing materials, damage to gutter systems, flashing and or chimneys.

HVAC systems: The age and functionality of heating and cooling systems should be checked. Your inspector may recommend service by an HVAC professional based on the age and available service records of the system.

Plumbing: The general home inspection should cover all interior plumbing. If the house is older, are any of the pipes made of lead? Depending on the age and location of the home you may want to have a sewer scope performed by a sewer/plumbing company to determine the condition of the pipes outside the house.

The most important thing to remember about a home inspection is never be afraid to ask questions, whether it is during the walkthrough or after you receive the final report from the inspector. Often, home buyers will think of more questions after reviewing an inspection report, give your inspector a call if you do.

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Spruce up your guestroom for the holidays

By Family Features Photos courtesy of Getty Images The holidays are typically a time for lots of merriment and cheer. They also often include an abundance of guests visiting your home, which means it’s time to get the guestroom ready for family and friends who’ll be spending time with you this season.

If sprucing up your guestroom induces panic, fear not.

Consider these easy tips to help transform your guestroom into a comfortable and restful retreat.

Clean and clear The first step in creating a welcoming get-away for guests is giving the room a good cleaning and clearing out clutter. If your guestroom has become a catch-all for items you’ve been meaning to organize throughout the year, the arrival of guests (such as in-laws) can serve as the perfect motivator to take care of the task.

For a painless approach, start the process a few weeks in advance, devoting 15 minutes a day to clutter-busting and cleaning. Make sure you remember to leave room for guests to unpack any luggage and free up outlets for cell phone chargers and other devices they may bring along.

Home is where the hairdryer is While fancy furniture and decor are nice, a gracious guestroom is about hospitality and anticipating the needs of your guests. Think about useful necessities provided in hotel rooms –a reading lamp by the bed, extra hangers in the closet, an alarm clock, fresh sheets and towels and sometimes even a hair dryer. These are items you likely already own. Simply add them to the guest bedroom or bathroom to create a thoughtfully appointed home away from home.

To take it up a notch, provide extra toiletries such as toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, soap and other necessities in case your visitors left something behind.

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The holidays are typically a time for lots of merriment and cheer. They also often include an abundance of guests visiting your home, which means it’s time to get the guestroom ready.

not the one sleeping on it. Give the mattress a good inspection.

If it has lumps and bumps or is more than 7 years old, it’s time to replace it. For an easy solve, the sleep specialists at a retailer like Mattress Firm can help you find the best mattress for your needs, and the holidays can be a great time to catch the best deals. Also remember to check the pillows to ensure your guests don’t have to endure any sleepless nights with flat, lumpy pillows that are past their prime.

Focus on functional Because your guests may not conform to the same schedule as you, ensure the early risers and night owls have things at their disposal to stay occupied while others are sleeping. Reading lights, a photo frame that includes the Wi-Fi password so your guests can easily connect their smart devices, and a television in the room are all accommodations that are typically universally accepted. You may also consider leaving coffee and snack options in an easily accessible

Take time to add some thoughtful yet affordable touches to the room.

Consider a small vase of fresh flowers, a scented candle, some subtle holiday decorations or even a few of your favorite magazines and books.

location in the kitchen.

Thoughtful touches add up Take time to add some thoughtful yet affordable touches to the room. Consider a small vase of fresh flowers, a scented candle, some subtle holiday decorations

or even a few of your favorite magazines and books. If you really want to wow your guests, leave a small gift basket of snacks along with a handwritten welcome note.

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Holiday ski lodge look ushers in the season

By Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service The holidays are such a magical time of year. I used to think the sparkle and thrill would wear off with age, but I could not have been more wrong. Of course, the season has changed over the years, from the anticipation of Santa coming to my house as a young child to the nostalgia I felt coming back to visit my family during my young adult years and now having the chance to create lasting memories for my own family. My 3-year-old is finally old enough to start understanding the importance of Christmas, so this part of my adventure is only beginning. All of these memories were playing in my mind earlier this year as I shopped for the Christmas looks I wanted to bring into the shop.

Going to market is an amazing experience, but it is easy to get sensory overload with the volume of options. I knew I wanted to bring in a look that encompassed how I feel around this time and how I want others to feel when they visit. I kept coming back to one word in my mind: cozy.

That is why our ski lodge look has become one of my absolute favorites this year. While we may be short a few mountains here in Kansas City, the feeling of warmth, comfort and relaxation that comes with the rich red hues, soft plaids and fresh wood tones is something that resonates even here on the plains.

The colors in this Christmas display are deep and traditional, with dark crimson and fresh winter greens that pair perfectly with birch branches and ornaments to create a stunning,

The different textures, finishes and colors of the plaid ornaments create a full and dimensional tree. (Photo: Handout/TNS).

woodsy atmosphere. Adding in some unique items like snowshoes or antique-inspired wooden skis rounds out the theme and creates a visual feast. We also mixed in a variety of reindeer accents, because what's a winter woodland scene without a few majestic creatures? All you need is a home or aspen candle burning and you are transported to a cabin getaway.

This is the perfect display in which to go plaid-happy. The different textures, finishes and colors of the plaid ornaments this year were so fun to play with.

It was easy to create a full and

dimensional tree with so many stunning options. I might find a way to keep the felt and velvet plaid ones around through the new year.

We incorporated the plaid with throw pillows, blankets and even a to-die-for green windowpane sofa.

The best part about the accents is you can tie in the same display throughout multiple rooms with just a few textile touches.

Adapted from nellhills.com.

Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill's. For more information, contact Katie at info@nellhills.com.

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Magnificent Engelmann Spruce log home on 5+ private acres abutting South Boulder Creek w/breathtaking views of Flatirons & Devils Thumb. Minutes away from Eldorado Canyon State Park & Mesa Trail. Exquisite handcraftmanship thruout inc. custom wood doors, kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, lighting fixtures. Antique reclaimed wood beams, wide plank white oak floors, four gas fireplaces.

Contemporary farmhouse on 20 lush acres backing to Left Hand Creek w/ great views of Haystack & Flatirons mtns. One of a kind, modern estate, completely rebuilt and located just minutes from Boulder. Spacious bright design, main level master suite, pool, pool house, tennis court, lighted hockey/ sport court. Reclaimed Wyoming Snow fence siding, reclaimed beams, mixed hardwood flooring, soaring ceilings, 2+car attached garage, carport, barn & more!

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MLS#809687 $2,495,000 Kayla Garthwaite 720-352-8844 Peter Garthwaite 303-931-2777

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Good times in Boulder County and in Colorado will continue said local economic experts at the recent Boulder Economic Forecast.

But they caution that 2018 may not reach the heights of 2017.

Warm days woo us to get out and get some fresh air. If you can’t resist, then take the time to prune some shrubs.

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4260 WILD HORSE DR, BROOMFIELD

LIVE WHERE YOU PLAY! 55+ Anthem Ranch Community.

Luxurious 2015 Montana model, premier lot backs to open space w/mtn views. Customized home offers hardwood flrs throughout, gourmet kitchen w/center island, light filled formal dining rm w/2-sided fireplace, expansive great rm w/triple sliding glass door opens to covered deck.

Incredible back range views from this lake front estate in Lafayette.

Enjoy swimming, fishing, paddle boarding etc. on the private neighborhood lake. Sophisticated style throughout. Large kitchen with high-end appliances, bright & open floor plan, dramatic lake and mountain views from the main level master.

Awe inspiring White Hawk Ranch home set on 1.44 acres w/ sweeping views of the back range from Flatirons to Longs Peak. A transitional blend of architecture, its distinctive exterior offers curb-stopping appeal. Built to the highest, 21st century standards, this home offers quality materials & workmanship throughout.

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Located on the best street in Boulder! Neighborhood lined with mature maple trees that burst with yellow, orange and red colors in the fall! Corner of 4th and Mapleton! One block to Sanitas Trail and a short stroll to Pearl Street! Completely remodeled historic home with the original charm and character.

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