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Making Your Home More Energy Efficient in the New Year In the hustle and bustle of everyday life it’s easy to overlook things, especially with a year like 2020. That is why we want to give you a list of the best ways you can make your home more energy efficient in the new year. …
When it comes to choosing color, it can often feel like a long and daunting process. There are many things to consider when picking a color for your home and it can be very easy to get overwhelmed in the process. Does the color you want match the connecting rooms? Does it go well with …
For children who are on the autism spectrum, daily life can present unique challenges. From overwhelming sights and sounds to other sensory disturbances, so many things can impact your child’s comfort. Fortunately, there are ways to make home life more comfortable and easier to manage—without spending a lot of money. Savings Strategies for Must-Have Items …
Budget-Friendly Home Features Can Help a Child with Autism Thrive Read More »
You’ve probably heard the old saying “you can’t wear white after Labor Day!”. If you’ve ever hired Bradsell to do some painting for you, you’ve probably noticed that our men were wearing white anyway…
HOME & GARDEN, a special section of the Record Review, featured a very informative article on ‘The Power of Paint’ in the April 2016 edition. The article focused on the effect paint can have on transforming a room to create a mood, or provide a particular ambience. “It [paint] unifies space, delineates architectural molding and …
Endeavor Therapeutic Horsemanship, located at 1 Succabone Rd, Mount Kisco, NY, is a non-profit organization that offers therapeutic horse-riding lessons, hippotherapy and ground programming to individuals with special needs, at-risk youth and veterans among other people. Founded in 2014 by Caroline Black & Emily Bushnell, Endeavor has become a staple of the Bedford-Mt. Kisco community and we …
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Most people on the autism spectrum also have something called sensory processing disorder. This makes them either over- or under-sensitive to sensory inputs, including patterns, colors, sounds, smells, and textures. Most people on the autism spectrum also have something called sensory processing disorder. This makes them either over- or under-sensitive to sensory inputs, including patterns, …
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