Expensive but really fine carpenter: Dave Orozco, 443-286-5454
He was referred to me by someone else in CV when I needed to have my original front door rebuilt (after another carpenter ruined it). I should have taken pictures of what Dave did, because it was magnificent. Of course, so was his
Dawna--
Could you post information on your handyman, Orem Weems? Great name.
Thanks.
Emily
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To: The Charles Village Chat List Chat@charlesvillage.info
Date: 6/5/2006 6:33:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Chat] Anyone know of a good wallpaperer??
Mariann...I
Unfortunately I returned to the list a message that was intended for Didon
alone.
However, now that the word is out, I'll list the contractors I've found who
have done really wonderful work. It took me weeks to find this group, so I
hope this listing saves others some time.
Tile: Steve Snyder,
Hi Didon--
Did you find someone to fix your porch? I have someone who would do a good
job for not too much, but I don't want to give him up until he has finished
with my house. Also, I have found a good plumber (expensive but good),
electricians, a tiler, a painter, and a WONDERFUL floor
Christine--
If the dog is limping, it should be seen by a vet. If the people who have it can foster it, they could work withthis groupto find it a good "forever" home. In any case, they should call and explain that they found an injured dog. Please give me a call, or have them give me a call,
This rash of burglaries is depressing, especially since they seem to be
taking place while people are at work and can't do anything about them. I'm
thinking we need to take some action immediately and have two proposals.
First, the CVCBD has a safety team. Much as I support the CVCBD, the Safety
John--
I don't mean to be testy, but we are NOT a developing country. The
comparison doesn't work. And what precisely do you propose my disabled
neighbor do when the temperature in the upstairs of his rowhouse where he
is currently confined rises above 90 degrees and he can't even plug in a
fan?
were built, and people seemed to survive okaythen.
It would definitely be a hassle to not have my daily conveniences such as air conditioning, fans, and electric stove for 30 hours, but I think I'd manage through it.
- Original Message -----From: "Emily Chalmers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
BGE made a mistake in its original letter and says it is sending new ones.
Everyone who is affected will receive a letter. If you don't receive one, you're OK. My grid seems to end at 28th and to run from at least St. Paul over into Harwood.
I wouldn't mind living withoutBGE in a hospitable
Jewel, 410-682-5416
$10 a room, excluding halls and stairs. She came with three people, was here for 1.5 hours, andcertainly improved my house. I paid $80 for a 2-story row house, but I have an extra 1/2 bath. Normal charge would be $70.
She says she's always looking for work but wants at
I've known about the dangers of certain types of lilies to cats for some time but have never heard of anything like this. My back yard is full of all kinds of lilies, and my cats wander around in them all the time. Nothing like this has ever happened toone of my cats.
What concerns me is
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