You’ve got a metal roof—so, do you really have to clear off those leaves each fall? Metal roofs are known for their strength and durability, so it might seem like a waste of time to worry ...

: Fallen tree leaves tenants without home, power as they wait for removal YPSILANTI TWP., MI — A tree falling through the roof of an Ypsilanti Township apartment building knocked down six power lines ...

As we lean towards winter, homeowners have a seemingly endless checklist of seasonal tasks—raking leaves, checking for drafts, winterizing systems, and yet one essential job often goes unnoticed ...

I’m sitting out here smoking a cigarette. I hear ‘pop, pop.’ And I’m going, I’m like looking around, trying to figure out what the noise is, where it’s coming from," one resident said, ...

Roof, gutter fall maintenance critical for Long Island homeowners, ... As crisp and colorful leaves begin to fall and a chill ruffles the air, ... Roof repairs can start around $450, ...

With fall upon us and the leaves turning color and falling onto the ground. The age old question arises, should I rake my leaves? What to know.

You let the leaves fall. You let them sit there all winter long. They do their habitat thing through the cold and dark season and the broken-down leaves feed the forest trees all spring, ...

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As we lean towards winter, homeowners have a seemingly endless checklist of seasonal tasks—raking leaves, checking for drafts, winterizing systems, and yet one essential job often goes unnoticed ...

The fall of Assad’s informant state leaves Syria riven by betrayals. ... Hamdy al-Barbary was tending to a group of nesting pigeons on his roof in March when he heard the first bullet whip past ...

You’ve got a metal roof—so, do you really have to clear off those leaves each fall? Metal roofs are known for their strength and durability, so it might seem like a waste of time to worry ...