Bazaars feature one-of-a-kind items, a festive atmosphere and a chance to save money — all for good causes.
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Bazaars offer bargains, aid community (Miami Herald)
When you’re a home-decor retailer, it’s a bit like living at the North Pole: It’s always the holiday season. As soon as the decorations are down for the season, we’re off to market to pick out next year’s.
Continue here: Mary Carol Garrity: Try the hottest looks for the holiday season (Detroit News)
Tara Ackerman is a professional recycler. Empty wine bottles, used paper and old record album jackets are among the tools of her trade. With artistic sensibility and a passion for reducing waste, the Plantation woman transforms toss-aways and second-hand items into pins, bracelets and home décor.
Continue here: Recycling becomes a work of art (Miami Herald)
Your weekly roundup of the latest news in home furnishings, interior design and home improvement.
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Susan R. Pollack: HGTV’s Carter comes to Mount Pleasant, last call for Halloween decor and more (Detroit News)
The following are shortened versions of recent full-length restaurant reviews. The date the original review ran and its overall rating is in parentheses.
More here: Recent restaurant reviews (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Have you ever thrown a pot? Not to break it, but to make it? Guy Wolff and his son, Ben, have been throwing pots for years, and they have beautifully carved out a life for themselves and their families by doing so.
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Martha Stewart: Pot-throwing tradition helps serve up unique decor (Detroit News)
When the Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theatre first approached Galleria Mall about leasing rehearsal and classroom space, the organization knew it was a long-shot.
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Landlords find creative ways to fill retail spaces (Miami Herald)
“Look, Spot! Look and see.” For many grown-ups, Indiana schoolteacher Zerna Sharp’s wholesome world of Dick, Jane, Spot and the rest was a comforting hallmark of childhood reading. And for a new generation of parents who didn’t grow up with the books, it’s the fun, retro vibe of the illustrations that makes them perfectly hip wall decor.
Continue here: Vintage illustrations find a place with a new generation (Detroit Free Press)
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Austin’s Zoltan David wins award for his silver gypsy bracelet (Austin American-Statesman)
The stakes were raised considerably Monday in the battle for casino supremacy in the Tri-state. Penn National Gaming unveiled its new $335 million Hollywood Casino in Lawrenceburg to replace the Argosy Casino.
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Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg Refines Riverboat Gambling (The Kentucky Post)