Properly folding a fitted sheet: like trying to figure out why the Kardashians are famous, it's one of life's biggest mysteries. Well, fret no more, because here's the secret.
Now that fall has arrived here in central New York, as the thermometer goes down, energy costs go up. Here are a few energy and money-saving tips before the cold weather sets in.
More teens are sexting—that is, passing around explicit photos and texts on their phones—but that doesn't mean they're engaging in other, riskier activities too.
This weekend, a number of college students will be moving into their dorms, and many for the first time. As a parent, I know how hectic that can be...elevators that don't work, long lines of cars unpacking, not enough extension cords. Well, help is on the way.
If you're in the home-buying process, be aware of these particularly important considerations—and only the home's current owner can provide the answers.
There are fewer decisions bigger in life than going ahead and putting an offer on a house. It’s fraught with stress, worry, concern, doubt and apprehension.
Boy, last weekend was hot in the Mohawk Valley. We may see temperatures in the mid to upper 80s again soon. Inspired by a story I read in the Huffington Post, let me share with you the five things you can do to keep your house cool without touching the air conditioning. We do these five things, and they work.
Loose, faulty or failing spark plugs can cause some serious engine trouble. Learn how to inspect and replace them, so you'll save yourself quite a bit of money.
A bucket and hose will help you clean your car and get it ready for spring, but if you really want to protect your automobile, go in for a professional carwash
Yesterday we took our first look at some basic, no-nonsense steps you can take to lower your tax bill. Here are a few more tips to help ensure you aren’t overpaying come tax time: