Roof ready

Tjernlund Products, Inc. has introduced a new series of rooftop draft inducers for sale through HVAC, plumbing and industrial distributors. The inducers are available in RT models which are designed for exhausting gas or oil heating equipment, gas fireplaces and ovens. Tjernlund offers several optional heater interlock controls and speed control. RTH models are designed for fuel fireplaces, stoves, ovens, BBQ's and general purpose exhausting. They include a wall mount speed control. Both versions come in two capacity ranges--from 250 to 750 cubic feet per minute (CFM) and 750 to 1500 CFM.

For more information, visit www.tjernlund.com.

Warming up for life…

The Fireplace & Stove Centre would like to extend a warm welcome to old and new customers alike.

We have a wide range of fires available in both gas and electric and stoves in multi-fuel, wood burning, gas and electric.You can find us at Northonthorpe Mills, Wakefield Road, Scissett. Telephone 01484 862224 THE FIREPLACE & STOVE CENTRE -WARMING UP YOUR LIFEWith this in mind we have put together a range of fires, fireplaces and stoves to cater for all tastes and budgets.Our showroom opening times are Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5.30pm, Sunday 11am to 4pmA number of showroom special offers are always available. Call in and see us -you won''t be disappointed.If it''s a fireplace you''re looking for, we have everything from small and sweet to large and grand in a wide range of materials, including limestone, marble, granite, stone and wood surrounds in styles to suit everyone.Whether you simply want to change the trim on your fire or are looking to create a truly bespoke, individual fireplace we are here to help and guide you.We are able to offer a full fitting service, carried out by fully qualified Gas Safe and H.E.T.A.S. engineers.

You can find us at Northonthorpe Mills, Wakefield Road, Scissett. Telephone 01484 862224 THE FIREPLACE & STOVE CENTRE -WARMING UP YOUR LIFE

Kinsella Media, as Court-Appointed Notice Expert, Announces a Class Action Settlement for Superior and Lennox Fireplace Owners

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Kinsella Media announces that a Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California involving Superior and Lennox brand single pane, sealed glass- front fireplaces. Eligible consumers who have one or more Superior or Lennox brand single-pane sealed glass front gas fireplaces can now file a claim to get benefits.

Generally, with some exceptions, a consumer is considered a member of the Settlement Class and is eligible to file a claim for benefits if he or she is a resident of the US (including California), who owns a home or other residential property that was purchased for personal, family, or household purposes, and whose home has one or more Superior or Lennox brand single-pane sealed glass front gas fireplaces installed between February 6, 2004 and January 11, 2011. Also included are residents of California who own a home or other residential property for personal, family, or household purposes, and whose home has one or more Superior single-pane sealed glass front gas fireplaces that were installed between March 1, 2003 and February 5, 2004.Kinsella Media, LLC is a nationally recognized advertising and legal notification firm specializing in the design and implementation of class action and bankruptcy notification programs to reach unidentified putative class members. The Court in the above-referenced matter appointed Kinsella Media, LLC as the Notice Expert on January 11, 2011.The Court has scheduled a final approval hearing for June 2, 2011. At that hearing, the Court will consider whether to grant final approval of the Settlement and award attorneys’ fees. All potential Settlement Class members are encouraged to visit www.LennoxHearthClass.com or call 1-877-896-4837 to determine if they are included in the Settlement and to obtain information about their legal rights. To receive updates to their mobile phone, Settlement Class members can also text “Lennox” to 41513. Standard text messaging rates may apply.The legal rights of Settlement Class members will be affected regardless of whether they take any action. Settlement Class members that do nothing will stay in the Class, will not get any benefits, and will give up their right to sue the Defendants for the claims being resolved by this Settlement. Settlement Class members that want to keep their right to sue the Defendants about the claims in this case must exclude themselves from the Settlement by no later than May 2, 2011. Those wishing to stay in the Settlement Class may object to the Settlement no later than May 2, 2011. Those wishing to stay in the Settlement Class and obtain benefits must submit claim forms no later than August 1, 2011 or 60 days after the final approval hearing, whichever comes later.More details about the Settlement and how to file a claim are available at www.LennoxHearthClass.com or by calling 1-877-896-4837.

Kinsella Media, LLC is a nationally recognized advertising and legal notification firm specializing in the design and implementation of class action and bankruptcy notification programs to reach unidentified putative class members. The Court in the above-referenced matter appointed Kinsella Media, LLC as the Notice Expert on January 11, 2011.

Create a great focal point in your home; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE

JUST a short 20-minute drive from Huddersfield is Blazes, offering one of the region's best selections of fires and fireplaces guaranteed to enhance any home.

All installers are professional and friendly, are Gas Safe and Hetas registered engineers and the showroom at Horbury Bridge is easily accessible and all on one level with three rooms of displays.If you're thinking of updating your fire or fireplace, then take a look at Blazes which has one of the best choices of designs in the North of England.Jane said: "We always work closely with our customers and can tailor make bespoke fireplaces to fit home owner's special requirements and individual measurements.Designs always available include mantels in stone, marble and wood, traditional fireplaces, contemporary hole-in-the-wall styles and stoves with solid fuel, gas or electric options.Take a look around the showroom and you'll see modern hole-in-the-wall fires, a selection of stoves and traditional fires and fireplaces. Now is a great time to buy and create a new focal point in your living room as Blazes currently has some great offers in the January sale which continues all this month.Over the years Blazes has supplied fires and fireplaces to many Huddersfield people looking for a great design and good value for money. Although there has been a fireplace showroom on this site for many years, the Blazes franchise was taken over a couple of years ago by Jane.Over 50 modern and traditional fireplaces are always on display, guaranteed to transform your living room into a warm and cosy haven.Parking is available just outside the showroom.Opening times at Blazes are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm (closed Wednesdays). Take a look at the website www.blazes.co.uk and click on the link to the Wakefield showroom or ring 01924 277308."Wherever possible we use Yorkshire based suppliers or certainly those based in the North of England. The most preferred material for fire surrounds at the moment is Portugese limestone and the most popular fires are modern hole-in-the-wall designs and stoves.'' Blazes also supplies central heating and offers a high quality professional service that takes the hassle out of installing a complete new system.Based at Wakefield Commercial Park in Horbury Bridge, Blazes is run by Jane Stuart who prides herself on the great choice always available to suit any budget and all different house styles.Just one of the great choice of fireplaces always available at Blazes Pictured above, the Blazes centre at Horbury Bridge and below, the large selection of fires and fireplaces now available

Just one of the great choice of fireplaces always available at Blazes Pictured above, the Blazes centre at Horbury Bridge and below, the large selection of fires and fireplaces now available

Create a great focal point in your home

JUST a short 20-minute drive from Huddersfield is Blazes, offering one of the region's best selections of fires and fireplaces guaranteed to enhance any home.

Based at Wakefield Commercial Park in Horbury Bridge, Blazes is run by Jane Stuart who prides herself on the great choice always available to suit any budget and all different house styles.Over 50 modern and traditional fireplaces are always on display, guaranteed to transform your living room into a warm and cosy haven.Opening times at Blazes are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm (closed Wednesdays). Take a look at the website www.blazes.co.uk and click on the link to the Wakefield showroom or ring 01924 277308."Wherever possible we use Yorkshire based suppliers or certainly those based in the North of England. The most preferred material for fire surrounds at the moment is Portuguese limestone and the most popular fires are modern hole-in-the-wall designs and stoves.'' Blazes also supplies central heating and offers a high quality professional service that takes the hassle out of installing a complete new system.Parking is available just outside the showroom.Just one of the great choice of fireplaces always available at Blazes Pictured above, the Blazes centre at Horbury Bridge and below, the large selection of fires and fireplaces now availableDesigns always available include mantels in stone, marble and wood, traditional fireplaces, contemporary hole-in-the-wall styles and stoves with solid fuel, gas or electric options.All installers are professional and friendly, are Gas Safe and Hetas registered engineers and the showroom at Horbury Bridge is easily accessible and all on one level with three rooms of displays.CAPTION(S):Take a look around the showroom and you'll see modern hole-in-the-wall fires, a selection of stoves and traditional fires and fireplaces. Now is a great time to buy and create a new focal point in your living room as Blazes currently has some great offers in the January sale which continues all this month.Over the years Blazes has supplied fires and fireplaces to many Huddersfield people looking for a great design and good value for money. Although there has been a fireplace showroom on this site for many years, the Blazes franchise was taken over a couple of years ago by Jane.Jane said: "We always work closely with our customers and can tailor make bespoke fireplaces to fit home owner's special requirements and individual measurements.

Just one of the great choice of fireplaces always available at Blazes Pictured above, the Blazes centre at Horbury Bridge and below, the large selection of fires and fireplaces now available

Warming up your life…

The Fireplace & Stove Centre would like to extend a warm welcome to old and new customers alike.

We are able to offer a full fitting service, carried out by fully qualified Gas Safe and H.E.T.A.S. engineers.You can find us at Northonthorpe Mills, Wakefield Road, Scissett. Telephone 01484 862224 THE FIREPLACE & STOVE CENTRE -WARMING UP YOUR LIFEWe have a wide range of fires available in both gas and electric and stoves in multi-fuel, wood burning, gas and electric.At the Fireplace Centre we understand how important it is to create a stylish and relaxing living environment.Whether you simply want to change the trim on your fire or are looking to create a truly bespoke, individual fireplace we are here to help and guide you.If it''s a fireplace you''re looking for, we have everything from small and sweet to large and grand in a wide range of materials, including limestone, marble, granite, stone and wood surrounds in styles to suit everyone.Our showroom opening times are Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5.30pm, Sunday 11am to 4pmA number of showroom special offers are always available. Call in and see us -you won''t be disappointed.

You can find us at Northonthorpe Mills, Wakefield Road, Scissett. Telephone 01484 862224 THE FIREPLACE & STOVE CENTRE -WARMING UP YOUR LIFE

8, Bunkers Hill, Holmfirth; Under pounds 200,000

THIS spacious semi-detached weavers' cottage occupies a convenient location within two minutes' walking distance of central Holmfirth.

It is situated in a quiet backwater away from the main thoroughfare but enjoys views over the town. The cottage is Grade 2 listed and features exposed beams, stone fireplace and mullioned windows. The accommodation comprises: spacious entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen, store /study, landing, two bedrooms and bathroom.PRICE: OIRO pounds 155,950 AGENT:Wm Sykes & Son 01484 683543

PRICE: OIRO pounds 155,950 AGENT:Wm Sykes & Son 01484 683543

Houses of the week

Over pounds 500,000 The Gables, New Hey Road, Mount STOOD in a large plot, the Gables at Mount is a very attractive detached family home, which has been enhanced by an impressive extension to the rear. reception hall, lounge with fireplace, sitting room, luxury kitchen including an AGA oven and American-style fridge freezer.

Attractive and well planned, the four-bedroomed three-storey property needs to be viewed to be fully appreciated.A studio-style lounge is featured along with an There is no upper chain.The detached single-storey dwelling stands on a sloping site of around quarter of an acre, benefiting from magnificent panoramic views from Nettleton Hill. The master bedroom has an en-suite wet room; there are two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and off-road parking for three cars.Five bedrooms are featured along with gas central heating and double glazing.there is a spacious lounge, third bedroom, dining room or bedroom four and a delightful family room.On the second-floor is the main bedroom with an en-suite shower room.Under- floor heating is included and the house has double glazing.The property also benefits from an entrance vestibule, The property also features a utility room, cloakroom/lavatory and a large sun lounge looking out onto the enclosed rear garden.PRICE: pounds 279,950 AGENT: Boultons 01484 515029 Under pounds 200,000 Tithefields, Fenay Bridge A SUPER family home in a great location is provided by this house.PRICE: Offers in the region of pounds 500,000 AGENT: Ryder & Dutton 01484 411060 Over pounds 200,000 The Shire, Green Lane Terrace, Golcar THE Shire offers a spectacular architectural concept from design through to completion. open-plan fitted kitchen and beamed ceiling.The house includes a study, contemporary dining kitchen and ground-floor cloakroom.On the first-floor PRICE: pounds 182,500 AGENT: Intercounty Estate Agents 01484 439080

On the first-floor PRICE: pounds 182,500 AGENT: Intercounty Estate Agents 01484 439080

Falls fallout: Edmond development headed to sheriff's sale

Nearly $5 million worth of real estate from the failed Falls condominium and shopping center development is slated to be auctioned off at sheriff's sales in the coming weeks after one of the developers pleaded guilty to money laundering in federal court.

Between 2006 and 2008, Swann bilked investors out of about $5 million to invest in The Falls, according to court documents. He promised returns as high as 20 percent, as well as an ownership interest in the development once it was built, but instead used the money to pay off early investors and to help fund a lavish lifestyle, according to court records.Swann pleaded guilty in February to one count of money laundering in U.S. District Court in Oklahoma City as part of a plea agreement with federal prosecutors. He faces a maximum 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or twice the amount of any ill-gotten gains involved in the case."There are number of second mortgages out there, as well as liens on the properties," he said.Many investors in The Falls development have yet to be repaid and have some claims to the land, according to court documents.The land fell into foreclosure after developer Derek C. Swann used money from investors in the project to pay for memberships to tony Gaillardia Country Club for him and his business partners, as well as to lease several BMWs, according to court records.A building that once belonged to the Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority at 2300 E. Second St., appraised at $1.9 million, is headed for a sheriff's auction Thursday at the Oklahoma County courthouse. More than 22 acres of land, valued at $2.9 million, involved in the case are headed for the auction block on April 7.Swann is free on $10,000 bond while awaiting sentencing, according to court documents. His attorney, David Ogle, could not immediately be reached for comment on Monday.In court documents, VanHoose wrote that he decided to accept a plea agreement to "(accept responsibility for) my conduct" and because of a "desire to avoid potentially more serious and/or more numerous criminal charges."He faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 fine and is free on $5,000 bond while awaiting sentencing."There are a number of people out there and entities who apparently loaned The Falls money or the principals owed them some money," said Ray Zschiesche, an attorney who is representing lender Allegiance Credit Union in one of the foreclosure lawsuits against The Falls developers.Swann filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2009, reporting $16.3 million in liabilities, against $7.5 million in assets. Most of Swann's assets were in real estate pegged for The Falls development, outside of a 2007 BMW and a $1,200 set of golf clubs, according to U.S. Bankruptcy Court records.One of Swann's business partners, Mark A. VanHoose, pleaded guilty in January to one federal charge of conspiracy to make a false statement to a bank. VanHoose conspired with his business partners to created false financial statements that inflated his net worth to persuade Citizens Bank of Edmond to loan him $50,000, according to court documents.Some of land was cleared and graded several years ago, but construction never began on the $40 million Falls development near E. Second Street and Vista Lane in east Edmond. The project was supposed to include 130,000 square feet of office and retail space and 194 condominiums with amenities like granite countertops, gas fireplaces, wet bars and 42-inch plasma TVs.

In court documents, VanHoose wrote that he decided to accept a plea agreement to "(accept responsibility for) my conduct" and because of a "desire to avoid potentially more serious and/or more numerous criminal charges."

Gas Fireplaces: Adding Warmth To Your Home

No matter where you live, in a townhouse, a lakeside cottage, an urban loft, or a vintage Victorian mansion, there is always a place for a gas fireplace. Convenient and easy to use, gas fireplaces today offer an abundance of design ideas to suit both your lifestyle and the style of your home.

The firebox of the gas fireplace is lined with a refractory material that looks like bricks or stones. Instead of blue unappealing flame that most of us expect from the gas, the fireplaces emit completely natural-looking flames that spout from invisible holes in prefabricated ceramic logs. Often these logs form a realistic pile on the bottom of the firebox. Some people prefer the inserts that look like a coal in Victorian-styled fireplaces.Gas fireplaces are very energy efficient and can even be used to heat a whole house. With a prefabricated duct system heat travels from one room to another, however, not many households allow for this unless installed during construction. Gas fireplaces, being very easy to use, can be even turned on with a remote control or by the Internet in the new smart home! Thermostats allow for an easy heat adjustment, and with many programmable features you can also change the flame length and intensity.Gas fireplaces are becoming a more and more popular alternative to conventional built-in fireplaces. Gas fireplaces can be as individual as you are. They can be framed in wood, finished in stucco, stone, or tile, thus fitting into most landscapes and home design solutions. Gas fireplace can become a focal point of your backyard or patio, and as any room in your home, an outdoor space must bear the same design concept as indoors. That is why when choosing a fireplace you should think about the environment in which it will be placed and how it will fit with the existing decor. But no matter which technology or functionality you choose, it is largely a design and materials that give your new appliance it�s distinctive style and make a design statement.Gas fireplaces are fuelled by propane or natural gas. Propane can be stored in a reservoir on your property, however, it can be more expensive in the rural areas compared to the wood. But with this type of fireplaces, you don�t need a lot of logs to chop and store. In general, gas fireplaces require significantly less maintenance.Modern fireplaces offer a variety of choices when in comes to fuelling. They may be wood burning, gas- or propane-fuelled, as well as liquid fuelled. The choice is totally up to you. Do you plan to chop wood, or you opt for a convenience of a gas? The kind of fuel you choose is a crucial factor in deciding what kind of fireplace to buy. Consider availability and cost, heat efficiency and your local air pollution standards. There are special regulations that concern the design, verification and labeling of gas fireplaces or imported into the North America.

Gas fireplaces are becoming a more and more popular alternative to conventional built-in fireplaces. Gas fireplaces can be as individual as you are. They can be framed in wood, finished in stucco, stone, or tile, thus fitting into most landscapes and home design solutions. Gas fireplace can become a focal point of your backyard or patio, and as any room in your home, an outdoor space must bear the same design concept as indoors. That is why when choosing a fireplace you should think about the environment in which it will be placed and how it will fit with the existing decor. But no matter which technology or functionality you choose, it is largely a design and materials that give your new appliance it�s distinctive style and make a design statement.

Gas, Electric, Woodburning or Vent-free Fireplace? Which Is Best?

A fireplace, to some, is simply known as an appliance that allows flammables to safely burn inside the house. In colder places like Europe and some parts of the US, tradition makes the fireplace or hearth an essential feature to keep a house warm and cozy. It is especially needed during longer periods of winter.

To know which kind of fireplace best suits your taste and budget, here is a rundown of the various types of fireplace.2. Direct Vent FireplaceThis is one user-friendly and energy-efficient sort of fireplace. Not having to gather logs and not having to clean ashes are the great conveniences this kind of hearth offers. With the help of a gas burner and a simulated log, the perfect �by-the-fireplace� mood is achieved without having to undergo so much fuss. Propane or natural gas is the fuel used on gas fireplaces.Indoors and outdoors, a direct vent fireplace can be easily installed. Yes, this hearth is that versatile. New homeowners can benefit a lot from this type of fireplace because of this attribute and its availability in various designs and shapes. This hearth does not affect the quality of the indoor air and thus considered as a very efficient choice of fireplace. It doesn�t require a chimney. A hole in the wall will do it for a direct vent fireplace. Tightly-sealed homes don�t have to worry about the problem of having to put up with negative air pressure with this hearth�s state of the art mechanisms.This fireplace is good for those with a tight budget. No chimney is required for this type of hearth and it can be installed just about anywhere. More temperate countries can take advantage of this electric hearth since the heat can be easily regulated. The more modern designs of this type of fireplace are made of brick, rustic stone, wood and marble. Though, oftentimes, it is aesthetics that is given major consideration on opting for an electric fireplace, some say that it�s the fumeless heater that they are raving about.This type is the most famous and most favorite amongst all the fireplaces. The cozy smell of burning wood and the refreshing sound of fire are this kind�s features that are considered very agreeable for many fireplace aficionados. Choice of woods must not be overlooked in maximizing this fireplace. It is advised that the chimney and the fireplace are cleaned regularly to ensure safety.5. Wood Burning FireplaceWith the perfect kind of fireplace, countless possibilities can happen.Aside from the built of those abovementioned fireplaces, the material with which they are made of must also be given major attention. This is not only to guarantee the visual appeal that your choice of fireplace will add to your home but also its durability and efficiency.1. Electric fireplace3. Gas FireplaceAlso known as ODS (Oxygen Depletion Sensor), this kind of fireplace deals with the dilemma damper that has to stay open as with a direct vent fireplace. To live its moniker, the gas is plainly linked to the hearth to make the flame burn without a vent. This type of fireplace has gas that burns more cleanly and cost-effectively than those with gas and electricity.

With the perfect kind of fireplace, countless possibilities can happen.

Gas Fireplaces: Add A Touch Of Warmth To Your Home

A fireplace includes various types of fuels for building fire. You can use coal, firewood, gas and much more. Today gas fireplaces are becoming popular as coal and firewood are hard to ignite and there are more restrictions on air pollution. Most modern fireplaces use gas as a fuel.

Types of gas fireplacesThis gas fireplace is highly effective in transmitting heat into the house. All the surfaces of the fireplace are exposed to the room, providing you the maximum heating. The glass fronts used on these fireplaces are made up of ceramic glass.If you have a wood burning masonry or a factory-built metal fireplace, you can convert them to gas by using inserts. A gas burner and fake logs are installed in your existing fireplace cavity. For viewing the fire, it provides you with a glass front. The existing chimneys are also modified as per the venting of a gas fireplace.There are various reasons why gas fireplaces are better than the other fireplaces. A gas fireplace ensures clean burning. It does not create pollution or suspend particles in air.As the demand of gas fireplaces has increased over recent years, newer innovations have been implemented to make better fireplaces. There are widely three types of gas fireplaces available in the market. Buying an appropriate gas fireplace is a tough job, as you need a gas fireplace that meets your requirements.Factory built gas fireplacesFirst of all, you should consider the size and power of your fire place.Free-standing gas fireplacesAdding a gas fireplace not only adds class to your home, but also provides you with the necessary warmth that you need. Installing a gas fireplace is an investment well worth it.Gas is available in almost all areas and it is used as a priority fuel in cities and towns. This also because if the fact that the gas fireplaces can never run out of gas in the urban areas. A gas fireplace is recommended to you as gas can be ignited easily and one can control the flow of gas to control the fire. Gas fireplaces come with a controlling knob so you can set the fire intensity and length of flame according to your choice.Things you should consider while buying a gas fireplaceNext you should consider what kind of fuel, your gas-fireplace uses� what is its source of energy. You should consider if you want to buy a gas fireplace which uses propane as a fuel or natural gas as a fuel. Either of these produces almost identical heat outputs.Factory built gas fireplaces are freshly installed in your house. They are installed when you have a separate space for a fireplace. It consists of its own burner and fake logs which are situated inside the firebox. This gas fireplace should be installed by the professionals preferably. If you insist on installing it yourself, you should read the manual carefully and arrange for the required venting system too.You should also consider the fact that where do you want your gas fireplace to be located. Analyze, if you just want to enjoy the flickering flames of fire, or you require heat from the fireplace as a primary heating source. Before buying a gas fireplace you should determine the amount of heat you require.Venting is also an important issue to be considered while installing a gas fireplace. There are different types of venting available for your gas fireplace. You must ensure that the correct venting system is in place your fireplace. It is always a good idea to use a qualified professional to install your fireplace.

Adding a gas fireplace not only adds class to your home, but also provides you with the necessary warmth that you need. Installing a gas fireplace is an investment well worth it.

Advantages to a Gas Fireplace

In the past, gas fireplaces were mostly freestanding units that took up potentially valuable living space in your home. They also had only flickering blue flames for ambiance � a far cry from the dancing of yellow and orange flames in a wood burning fireplace.

Gas fireplaces are also a benefit in areas where burn bans are in effect in order to reduce the amount of smoke in the environment. Even during an elevated burn ban, you can still run a gas fireplace when you can't have a wood burning fire or sometimes even a fire in a pellet stove.Wood for a traditional stove has to be purchased (or cut down), chopped to size, stacked lugged inside during snowy winters, and then you have to clean up. Also, woodpiles are invitations for all sorts of critters, some dangerous.You can also get models with pretty realistic looking logs and burning embers. However the logs in gas fireplaces are made of ceramic or concrete. You can even get remote control to change the flames to your liking!Gas fireplaces are typically cleaner than traditional wood burning fireplaces. There is no wood to lug in, so you won't have bark and wood chips all over the hearth and floor. There is also no ash to scoop out and dispose of regularly. There is also no threat of burning logs tumbling off the grate or sparking embers jumping out onto your floor.Today's models are improving year by year. You can get a freestanding model or a fireplace insert model. You can choose between a vented or ventless model, depending on your needs. You can choose between natural gas and propane hookups. You can also hook a gas fireplace up so that, should electricity be out for days, you can disconnect and cap the gas line in a matter of minutes, and thus transform your fireplace back into a wood burning fireplace. This is a huge benefit if you live in an area where ice storms and other severe weather threaten power outages that can last for days in sub-zero weather.If you have young children in the house, a gas fireplace can give you great peace of mind knowing they won't throw anything into the fire or climb up on the hearth when you aren't looking for 3 seconds.With gas fireplaces, you can turn them off completely before going to bed or leaving. No more worry about putting the fire out or waiting until it burns out.But before you purchase a gas fireplace, do research and ask lots of questions about the different models and features so you make the best decision possible.

But before you purchase a gas fireplace, do research and ask lots of questions about the different models and features so you make the best decision possible.

Milwaukee/NARI Foundation to host rummage sale May 6

Get ready for the sixth annual Milwaukee/NARI Foundation Home Improvement Rummage Sale sponsored by Joe DeBelak Plumbing & Heating Co. Inc. Presented by Eagle Disposal and Milwaukee Millwork, the sale will be held in the Milwaukee Millwork parking lot, 11712 W. Dixon St., Milwaukee, on May 6.

Proceeds from the sale provide money to students enrolled in building trades programs at area trade and technical schools. In addition to scholarship and endowment programs, sale proceeds are used to purchase tools and equipment for students, including textbooks and software.The sale includes both new and slightly used items such as incorrectly measured windows and doors, and cabinetry from kitchen tear-outs. Building supplies traditionally offered include appliances, lumber, doors, windows, cabinets, hardscaping materials, roof shingles, furniture, gas fireplaces, plumbing fixtures and supplies, insulation, and more.Donations are also being accepted for the sale. Goods can be dropped off at Milwaukee Millwork any weekday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Greg Adamec at (414) 774-8248 to announce your delivery before dropping off materials.Keith Barber is a data reporter at The Daily Reporter. He'll have his eye on some lumber and appliances.

Keith Barber is a data reporter at The Daily Reporter. He'll have his eye on some lumber and appliances.

Essex Announces Joint Venture and Acquires Interest in 373-Unit Oxnard Community

Essex Property Trust, Inc. (NYSE: ESS) a fully integrated Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) that invests in apartment communities located in highly desirable, supply-constrained markets, announced today that the Company has acquired Arbors at Parc Rose, a 373-unit community located in Oxnard, California through a newly formed programmatic joint venture with an undisclosed institutional partner.

Essex Property Trust, Inc., located in Palo Alto, California and traded on the New York Stock Exchange (ESS), is a fully integrated real estate investment trust (REIT) that acquires, develops, redevelops, and manages multifamily residential properties in selected West Coast markets. Essex currently has ownership interests in 150 apartment communities with 4 communities under construction. Additional information about Essex can be found on the Company's web site at www.essexpropertytrust.com .The property was acquired for $92 million and consists of a mix of one, two and three bedroom townhomes each with an attached garage. Amenities at the community include a fitness center, community room as well as a pool and spa. Each unit features nine-foot ceilings, a washer and dryer, as well as a gas fireplace in most units. The property provides residents easy commute access to Ventura, Santa Barbara and Thousand Oaks and is walking distance to 'Shopping at the Rose,' a large retail center featuring a variety of shopping and dining options.Nicole Culbertson (650) 849-1649The joint venture may invest up to $500 million, focused in stabilized multifamily properties in Essex's markets. Total equity commitment is $200 million with 50% contribution from each partner. The joint venture has a 2-year investment period during which the partners may elect to convert the joint venture into a multi-investor club fund.

Nicole Culbertson (650) 849-1649

181 Westgate, Almondbury; Over pounds 200,000

THIS Grade II listed three-bedroomed detached cottage ticks all the boxes with charm, character and contemporary fittings.

Upstairs are three bedrooms and a white bathroom with roll-top bath and shower cubicle.The property features a reception hall, spacious lounge with fireplace, a sitting room that could be utilised as a fourth bedroom and an outstanding contemporary dining-kitchen.PRICE: pounds 299,950 AGENT: Intercounty Estate Agents 01484 439080Formally farm workers' cottages for the Radcliffe Estate, this appealing home, known as Radcliffe Cottage, is set in a backwater in the heart of this historic village.

PRICE: pounds 299,950 AGENT: Intercounty Estate Agents 01484 439080

Gas Fireplaces Salt Lake: Welcome note for the winter

Winter is knocking at the doors of autumn in Utah and Salt Lake. People here, in Utah and Salt Lake, started to feel the little cold in breezes. As the season is changing, they need to prepare for the upcoming winters. They would be freeze otherwise.

In the traditional wood fireplace, most of the heat generated by them; escaped through the chimney. As, the excessive amount of air produced is being sucked up through the chimney, it results further air suck in, inside the room from outer atmosphere. Consequently, the rooms farthest from the fireplace are being cooled. Thus, they are not energy efficient at all.Gas fireplace in Utah and Salt Lake are gaining rapid acceptance among the residents theses days. Actually gas fireplace draw their gas that is usually Propane from regular gas supply lines. These gas fireplaces are almost smokeless and for get them lit, you only need to turn a knob or flick a switch on the wall and there is a cozy fire in the fireplace. With a gas fireplace, you do not need to mess with bringing the heavy and dirty logs into the home. People in Utah and Salt Lake, are enjoying their gas fireplace, as by using them; they do not require the immediate cleaning of the fireplace. While; with a traditional wood fireplace, people had to clean up not only the bark and dirt fall off, but also the ashes from burning.Hence, with a time saving gas fireplace, you can get nice radiant heat in the immediate. In addition, there is no air lose is going to the exterior. In Utah and Salt Lake, people are ready to welcome the winters open heartily.

Hence, with a time saving gas fireplace, you can get nice radiant heat in the immediate. In addition, there is no air lose is going to the exterior. In Utah and Salt Lake, people are ready to welcome the winters open heartily.

Quadrant Homes Opens New Community in Lynnwood

Logan Pointe brings homes from Quadrant's all-new Revolution Collection to south Snohomish County

With only 52 home sites, the new community embraces a small-neighborhood atmosphere. Quadrant's new homes in Lynnwood will feature Craftsman exteriors designed to provide ample natural light. Other elements include hardwood floors, gas fireplaces, nine-foot ceilings, oversized bedrooms and walk-in closets. In addition, every Quadrant home in this community will be built to Northwest ENERGY STAR specifications as part of Quadrant Homes' continued commitment to the environment and reducing energy costs for homeowners.Homebuyers may also qualify for the innovative Quadrant Assurance program (a 24-month mortgage payment protection insurance policy) in the event of a job loss. This is combined with the Built Your Way promise that, if a homeowner isn't completely satisfied with their home on completion, or if it was not built to their order, they don't have to buy it, period. For more details on Quadrant Assurance, please visit http://www.quadranthomes.com/built-your-way/assuranceMore Washingtonians live in a Quadrant home than in one constructed by any other builder. Quadrant Homes, a subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Company, is now in its 41st year of award-winning home building in the Puget Sound region. Quadrant's "Built Your Way" approach encourages homebuyers to select the features that matter most to them. The company is currently building or developing new-home communities in King, Snohomish, Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap, and Skagit counties. Quadrant was recognized with the 2010 Guildmaster Award for exceptional customer satisfaction, has been named a Builder of the Year by the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties, and one of Washington's Best Work Places by The Puget Sound Business Journal. Quadrant has also been designated by the Environmental Protection Agency as a qualified ENERGY STAR builder. For more information, visit Quadrant's Web site (www.quadranthomes.com), (www.twitter.com/quadranthomes) and (www.facebook.com/quadranthomes)."Lynnwood is evolving into a flourishing commercial and residential community," says Michael Bitz, Director of Sales for Quadrant Homes. "We believe the 'Built Your Way' approach to home buying will resonate with discriminating buyers looking to build a new home to their specific needs in this vibrant community."Located only minutes away from I-5 and I-405, Logan Pointe is an easy commute to Seattle, Bellevue, or Everett. Known as the "hub city" of south Snohomish County, Lynnwood is home to one of the area's most popular shopping centers, Alderwood Mall.BELLEVUE, Wash., June 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Quadrant Homes is bringing its "Built Your Way" approach to home buying to Lynnwood with the new community of Logan Pointe. The community, which opened on June 10, will showcase distinctive home plans and designs from Quadrant's all-new Revolution Collection.SOURCE Quadrant HomesAbout Quadrant Homes

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Wingletang Cottage, Hinchliffe Mill

Under pounds 200,000 TUCKED away in a delightful position, with open fields to the rear and attractive village views to the front, is this well presented and spacious cottage.

It features beamed ceilings, mullioned windows and an attractive fireplace together with a gas central heating system and sealed unit double glazed windows.The cottage comprises entrance hall, kitchen, dining room, conservatory, two bedrooms on the ground floor and lounge, bedroom and bathroom on the first floor. There is an attractive enclosed cottage style garden to the front.

The property is offered for sale with no chain An early completion date is available if required. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the size of accommodation on offer and the splendid views.

Individual traditional and contemporary fires and fireplaces to suit all tastes; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE

IF you want to create a stunning focal point for your living space, then take a look at all the great designs now available at Fireplace Superstore in nearby Birstall.

One of the range of stoves now on display at the Birstall showroom Pictured (above) contemporary hole-in-the-wall fires and (below) the Birstall showroomA few weeks ago my daughters and I were driving back from the Springs to Woodland Park and it truly was the first time we noticed the many tents and homeless near Eighth Street and Cimmaron. A few days later we read the article Barry Noreen wrote in The Gazette on the homeless. We knew as a family we could help in some way. Last Sunday we made up lunches, gathered up a sleeping bag, scarves, sweatshirts, hats, gloves and drove down there. We walked down the embankment when a woman by the name of Maggie, who lives there, met us and took us along the creek to distribute the items. She knew everyone by name and the reasons why each ended up homeless. We talked and gave hugs to the people we met and told them we would be back. We have been back twice since then, bringing barrels of firewood and food. The first time we were there the fire and ambulance crew were giving aid and a lot of compassion to a man who lost all feeling in his feet and lower legs. These people are cold, hungry, and some are dying out there. They are so appreciative for whatever help we can give them. What seems so little to us is so much to them. If you are able to help in any small way, please do.CAPTION(S):With around 100 traditional and contems porary fires and fireplaces on permanent display, these great choices add style and value to your home without costing a fortune.Doctors & nurses volunteerKimberly ThorntonMel DownsI do not feel that the city should hire someone to clean up after and monitor these people, but provide a portable toilet and a place to set up their tents, maybe one security guard to make sure it is a safe environment. Whatever the cure, I hope that it is fair to all of us, the taxpayer, the city residents and business owners, and the homeless.Colorado Springs.

One of the range of stoves now on display at the Birstall showroom Pictured (above) contemporary hole-in-the-wall fires and (below) the Birstall showroom

COMMUNITY FORUM LETTERS

Jerky, firewood on the way

Walk into the showroom and you''ll first of all see a display of multi-fuel and wood burning stoves, all of which are live working examples. Enter the main display area and you''ll find fireplaces created from marble, wood, limestone, stone effect and much more.Primary concerns to me are: 1. Creek contamination from human waste, trash, and other chemicals. 2. Trash (visual, rodent attraction, disease spreading). 3. Clean water availability. 4. Burning firewood. Are live trees/ vegetation being cut? 5. Psychological stress on trail users.*Turn off space heaters before leaving a room or going to sleep, and supervise children and pets at all times when a portable space heater is in use.Showroom manager Joanne Chadwick said: "We prefer our customers to browse and relax. Buying a fire or fireplace is an important decision and something that will be in place for many years. Staff are on hand at all times to offer any help and advise that customers require enabling them to make the right choice to suit their individual needs.Opened in February this year, the Fireplace Superstore is staffed by people who have between them 80 to 100 years experience in the fireplace industry. A friendly welcome is guaranteed with no pushy salespeople, staff are there to give help if necessary.Fireplace Superstore also offers a bespoke fireplace design service to create individual styles for customers, offering a unique service from start to finish.*Never use portable electric generators, charcoal grills, camp stoves or similar devices inside your home, basement, garage or in any confined area.*Look for clues that home appliances may be malfunctioning or emitting toxic gas. Common indicators include decreased hot water supply, soot on appliances and vents, increased moisture inside windows and furnaces unable to heat properly.Designated campsA little means a lotSo, if you are a medical professional, consider giving time to this effort. The homeless are, for the most part, very appreciative of our efforts, easy to work with, and very pleased to have this option rather than going to the emergency rooms.Situated alongside the main Gelderd Road at Birstall (just two minutes from Ikea), the showroom is open seven days a week for visitors to browse the extensive showroom which includes gas, electric and multi-fuel burners, traditional and modern fireplaces and contemporary hole-in-the-wall fires which create a real style statement.*Install at least one carbon monoxide detector on every level of your home and near sleeping areas.I understand this is a growing problem directly related to the state of our economy right now, but there must be something we can do. I feel setting up a designated camping area within city limits could be a viable option.At the compound entrance could be a food, clothing shelter drop to provide the residents with their daily needs. The donation site could be managed by one of the non-profit organizations. By all means, there should be bulletin boards or a clearing center to help them enter programs to move out of the compound. There could be pick up sites for day workers, or for those looking to go to another part of the city."We use only quality manufactured products from trusted UK suppliers which is one of the main reasons behind our success. Many competitors prefer to use cheaper inferior products which are imported and which end up causing issues for homeowners because of poor quality and inconsistencies.'' Using the company's own fitting teams, the Fireplace Superstore offers a home service unrivalled across Yorkshire. The client list, which also includes satisfied customers from as far away as London, includes TV personalities and celebrities who are all delighted with the finished result.A formal shantytown*Have chimney, fireplace, wood stove and flue inspected before every heating season and cleaned if necessary.John and Sandy BaileyToilets, space and safetyPolicing of the community should be minimal. The homeless will move away form any place they are hassled. Police/homeless advocates could be available at the entrance to the facility, declining to enter unless there was a crime or invitation to solve a problem (no patrolling inside the fences).Carol ToothmanJoanne said: "We pride ourselves on offering a quality service at a very competitive price from the initial sale through to fitting and after sales. Given the wide range of products on display, you'll be spoilt for choice.'' Opening times at the Fireplace Superstore are Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm and Sunday 11am to 4pm. All displays are on one floor with easy access. Free car parking is available right outside.Colorado SpringsJohn, Christie, Ana, and Elsa HuberShantyville at the creek seems like a wonderful place to camp. Whenever I think about camping, that's the setting I think of. The campsites along the Front Range Trail are addressed here. Maybe we've gone a little overboard on providing all the open space and other amenities for the "elite" people in our community at the peril of the down-trodden. Surely we can do better. Where are all those "Christians" I keep hearing about, and their helping others mentality?As a 67-year-old, recently retired hospice nurse with 19-plus years with Pikes Peak Hospice, I needed to find another practice with "heart and soul" to volunteer with in order to feel that I had a meaningful link with my community. I was thrilled to discover the S.E.T. clinical opportunities available to those of us who have active licenses and want to remain connected. The "Homeless Clinic" sponsored by S.E.T. at the Soup Kitchen/Marian House on Bijou is staffed by volunteer physicians and nurses who volunteer at the clinic. We process as many as 15 or as few as eight, depending on the day, providing them with expert medical care (the doctors are often coming from the emergency rooms at the local hospitals or are, like me, recently retired). We also provide medication and some simple treatments at times to stabilize a condition. We also refer them to other clinics (Peak Vista Mission, Medical and others) if they need a more complete work-up.Woodland ParkSeveral years ago our church was doing some outreach to the homeless, and one of the items that was very popular and appreciated by them was jerky. My husband does a lot of hunting, and we have plenty of venison, some of which we make into jerky. It is very practical for the homeless since it doesn't spoil easily, is lightweight, and can provide a much-needed source of protein. Since my daughters and husband have all gotten elk this year, we plan to make an extra large batch of jerky soon and share it with the homeless. Additionally, we, like many other households, have a gas fireplace, and don't really need the firewood that is stacked by our house. We plan to take our extra firewood to a "tent city" and distribute it, or contact the Colorado Springs Police Department or Springs Rescue Mission to get ideas for how to distribute both the jerky and the firewood.I would be willing to volunteer time and donate money toward helping out.

At the compound entrance could be a food, clothing shelter drop to provide the residents with their daily needs. The donation site could be managed by one of the non-profit organizations. By all means, there should be bulletin boards or a clearing center to help them enter programs to move out of the compound. There could be pick up sites for day workers, or for those looking to go to another part of the city.

Best Practices Can Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Fuel-burning space heaters and portable generators used during cold weather months can release harmful carbon monoxide (CO) gas. CDC reports that CO poisoning sends more than 20,000 people to emergency rooms and claims nearly 400 lives each year. ADT Security Services offers several tips to prevent CO poisoning in homes:

This problem is not going away. Instead of trying to sweep it under the carpet, how about creating a formal shantytown. Suppose the city were to put a fence around a piece of property, like the block bordered by West Cimmaron and South Sierra Madre. Inside the fenced area would be a grid system that allows the homeless to erect their structures in an orderly fashion. Internal to the complex can be portable restrooms and running water - even portable showers are possible. This site is chosen because of it's proximity to Wal- Mart, Marian Soup Kitchen, Red Cross, the walk along the creek, and its distance from other residences.Just two paychecks awayI propose a designated area for homeless camps. I noticed a beautiful site on the north side of the trail and east of South Nevada that would be wonderful. It looked to me like an old trailer park. It wouldn't take much to clean it up and lay out specific campsites. It would require rules for usage and violation of the rules would result in eviction. If living along the creek continues to be allowed, rules should apply as well. Solutions, by the numbers: 1. Porta Potties should be stationed at reasonable intervals; 2. Trash Dumpsters should be placed at convenient locations; 3. Install spring-loaded (can't be left on) water faucets; 4. Provide firewood (good supply from city foresting operations); 5. The only solution here is to move the camps to a location away from the creek or build isolation fences (similar to the sound barriers along I-25.Thanks for taking our input.

*Install at least one carbon monoxide detector on every level of your home and near sleeping areas.

Proper venting can prevent carbon monoxide poisoning

The Capital-Journal

FEDERAL LIENS FILEDAttorney: Lee Eric OesterlingDellaraglone Inc.; 1225 Rltner Highway, Carlisle 17013; amount: $3,447Add to Digg Bookmark with del.icio.us Add to NewsvineAmerican Heroes Inc.; 872 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013; amount: $1,761Attorney: William H Sturm Jr.Luis Carlos Inc.; 310 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013; amount: $909CUMBERLAND COUNTYAboshusha Inc.; 1251 Harrlsburg Pike, Carlisle 17013; amount: $3,059536 Waterside Circle, Lebanon 17042Magro Inc.; 4520 Valley St., Suite B, Enola 17025; amount: $3,581As sunlight hours dwindle and give way to chilly fall and winter days, people often turn to auxiliary heat sources. Whether this source is an old-fashion wood stove or a modern furnace, if it involves combustion it brings the risk of carbon monoxide.

If you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning, get fresh air immediately and see a doctor.

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Class 8 Shops LLC; 7044 Carlisle Pike, Carlisle 17015; amount: $8,400Low levels of carbon monoxide can cause shortness of breath, fatigue, nausea and mild headaches. Moderate levels can cause severe headaches, dizziness, mental confusion and possibly fainting. If these levels continue or grow, the results can be fatal.932 Cocoa Ave., Hershey 17033Contact: Melody Brown Zephyr Real Estate San Francisco, CA 415-348-1212 ext. 107 Email ContactThe two- and three-bedroom condos range from approximately 1,050 square
feet up to 1,630 square feet. Prices range from $979,000 to $1,395,000.
Financing options are available for qualified buyers. For additional
details and photos of these properties, visit www.innersunsetcondos.com or
contact the listing agent, Gary Small, at 415-309-1615.Set on 7th Avenue near Irving Street, the development is well located to
the many conveniences of the Inner Sunset. Close to Golden Gate Park, UCSF
Medical Center, the DeYoung Museum, the Academy of Sciences, retail shops,
restaurants and public transit, it's no surprise that the location has a
Walk Score(TM) of 94, a "Walkers' Paradise."CHAPTER 1133 N. Market St., Lancaster 17603Debtor: Diane L. Hoch, formerly doing business as Realty World -Associates and REMCHartman & Hartman Enterprises LP; 228 Ewe Road, Mechanlcsburg 17055; amount: $9,567Debtor: Nell Clayton Scott Jr., formerly doing business as Excelsior Floor Care and Janitorial- Use proper fuel in kerosene space heaters.Dubs Technologies LLC; 4513 Linden Ave., Apt. C, Mechanicsburg 17055; amount: $270First Quality Services Inc.; 5010 Lenker St., Suite 101, Mechanlcsburg 17050; amount: $19,503FEDERAL LIENS SATISFIED1714 OlmsteadWay E., Camp Hill 17011Debtor: Albert E. Pera, doing business as Cornerstone Coffeehouse LLC and Cornerstone Culinary Kitchen; formerly doing business as America's Artisan Bakery LLC10 Revere Court, Littlestown 17340AAA Cleaning Service Inc.; Ill Clemson Drive, Carlisle 17013; amount: $710Just Lawn Cutters Inc.; 6343 Lake Road, York 17403; amount: $8,959The Account Maintenance Department Inc.; 318 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257; amount: $572Image Available: http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/frame_mw?attachid=1136930Mema LLC; 1251 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013; amount: $1,613Debtor: Matthew J. Carr, doing business as MBC Gas and Fireplace and MBC Gas Fireplace and ChimneyGenerations Distribution Corp.; 156 Pleasant Grove Road, Mechanlcsburg 17050; amount: $469RRIC Associates Inc.; 5215 Simpson Ferry Road, Suite 102, Mechanlcsburg 17050; amount: $34,902STATE LIENS FILED- Install a carbon monoxide detector and test it on a regular basis. If you install only one detector, the CPSC recommends locating it near a sleeping area, where it can wake you.66 E. Main St., RO. Box 29, Plainfield 17081Airport Road Associates LP; 1731 Airport Road, Allentown 18109; amount: $458Exclusive Car Care Inc.; 235 Hunters Road, Newville 17241; amount: $4,374JPB Inc.; 241 S. Main St., Shrewsbury 17361; amount: $13,714Debtor: Jeffrey L. Bender, doing business as Amity Hall LandscapingCHAPTER 7Jambo Carriers Inc.; 10098 Mapleton Road, Shippensburg 17257; amount: $348Attorney: Larry W. WolfRM. Eshleman & Son Inc.; 71 Texaco Road, Mechanicsburg 17050; amount: $1,251Attorney: Kara Katherine Gendron373 Schaffner Drive, Harrisburg 17112Salon Trends Inc.; 671 Shlppensburg Road, Newville 17241; amount: $9,533Cadmasters Group Inc.; 4698 E. Trincile Road, Mechanlcsburg 17050; amount: $617Aboshusha Inc., Country Club Diner; 1251 Harrlsburg Pike, Carlisle 17013; amount: $1,179Carey Associates Inc.; 875 Market St., Suite 120, Lemoyne 17043; amount: $459- Have a trained professional inspect, clean and tune up central heating systems annually. Repair any leaks promptly.Word & Company Inc.; 209 Mooredale Road, Mechanlcsburg 17055; amount: $335Debtor: Alexis Brescia, formerly doing business as TIkI Tanning Inc.Lytle Transportation Inc.; 3242 Enola Road, Carlisle 17013; amount: $419Mark Crete Inc.; 71 Texaco Road, Mechanicsburg 17055; amount: $33,338Bltleap LLC; 453 Lincoln St., Suite 101, Carlisle 17013; amount: $49080 Old Quaker Road, Etters 17319The residential units offer high-end finishes, including hardwood floors
with radiant heat, recessed lighting, gas fireplaces with Carrera marble,
spa-like baths, and kitchens with CaesarStone counters, custom cabinetry
and Viking Professional appliances. There are three two-level condominiums,
reminiscent of Europe's terraced cottages, which have a single-family home
feel. Additionally, eight of the condominiums are easily accessed via
elevator from the underground garage parking. A landscaped central
courtyard, tiled in travertine, provides a pleasant outlook onto common
space shared by all units. Each unit includes one assigned underground
parking space.Malec's Pets Inc.; 1200 Market St., Lemoyne 17043; amount: $31,402- Keep gas appliances properly adjusted.- Keep vent hoods and pipes securely in place and in good condition.Railroad House Enterprises Inc.; 3819 Lamp Post Lane, Camp Hill 17011; amount: $1,990Debtor: Arthur Gilbert Rollman Jr., doing business as UtUe Squirts DaycareHutchlns Custom Homes Inc.; 565 N. McDermott Road, Fawn Grove 17321; amount: $19,800YORK COUNTY"Carbon monoxide is an odorless colorless toxic gas that results from the incomplete combination of oxygen and carbon during combustion," Kansas State University climatologist Mary Knapp said. "Common sources are unvented gas or kerosene space heaters, leaking furnaces or fireplaces, back drafts from gas water heaters or gas stoves, generators, or exhaust from car engines."Leahy's Auto Collision Repair Inc.; 1051 Columbus Ave., Lemoyne 17043; amount: $14,144Spring Road Pizza; 1548 Spring Road, Carlisle 17013; amount: $932Debtor: RRD Land Clearing Inc.Debtor: Roselyn Lee Warner-O'Brien, doing business as TMW Consulting Network192 S. Franklin St, Harrlsburg 17109Hector Inc.; 902 N. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043; amount: $462Attorney: Marc Allan CrumAttorney: Brian J. TylerAbout Zephyr Real Estate381 Chowning Place, Lancaster 17601Triple R Guitar Ltd.; 300 Market St., Lemoyne 17043; amount: $794Futer Bros. Inc.; 3 S. George St., York 17401; Amounts: $2,642, $4,663, $2,398, $3,492, $11,525CHAPTER 13Here are some other tips compiled by American Family Insurance from the Consumer Protection Safety Commission, Centers for Disease Control and the Environmental Protection Agency to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in your home:Peoplenet Inc.; 1600 Garrett Road, Apt. G114, Upper Darby 19082; amount: $362Attorney: Mitchell A. SommersCarlisle Roofing Systems Inc.; 1285 liltner Highway, Carlisle 17013; amount: $934,155Attorney: Deborah A. HughesIf you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning, get fresh air immediately and see a doctor.

Dubs Technologies LLC; 4513 Linden Ave., Apt. C, Mechanicsburg 17055; amount: $270