HOME & GARDEN
More goodies from the lumbermen to the handymen
(By Peter C. Hotton, Globe Staff, 02/14/99)
February has been for hearts and lovers and presidents for generations, but in modern times, if it isn't for impeachment, it's the month of home shows.
HANDYMAN ON CALL
Regrading helps keep water out
(By Peter Hotton, 02/14/99)
Q. My split ranch roof has a a three-foot overhang on all four sides of the hip roof. Recent rains channeled water to the foundation and we got water in the basement, and there is a crack in the foundation. The foundation is exposed three to four feet from ground to siding. Is there an easy way to stop this water?
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
A last chance to see those Oscar 'gowns'
(By Virginia Bohlin, Globe Correspondent, 02/14/99)
Some of the most glamorous - and sometimes outrageous - fashions worn to the Academy Awards over the years will be auctioned March 18 by Christies's to benefit the American Foundation for AIDS Research.
LOTS & BLOCKS
Age is not important
(By Jennifer Babson and Richard Kindleberger, Globe Staff, 02/14/99)
HOME: OF THE WEEK
Boston living - at Medway prices
(By Doreen Iudica Vigue, Globe Staff, 02/14/99)
MEDWAY - Caught in the home building boom of its larger neighbors, Franklin and Bellingham, Medway is a growing community, yet a quintessential New England village.
Housing matters in Daher's court
For more than 25 years, judge has guided one of state's scrappiest systems
(By Jennifer Babson, Globe Correspondent, 02/14/99)
Earlier this month, E. George Daher, chief justice of the state's Housing Court, sent 85-year-old Willa Mae Brothers to spend a couple of nights behind bars.
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