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By Lee Dobbins - With the [tag]price of oil[/tag] so high this year, the threat of high [tag]home heating[/tag] bills is something we are all concerned about. Whether you [tag]heat[/tag] with [tag]propane[/tag], [tag]gas[/tag], [tag]oil[/tag] or [tag]electric[/tag], there are steps you can take to help lower your heating bills and put some money back into your bank account.
Realtor® Angela Jo Stewart will be holding an Open House this Sunday, February 18, 2007 from 3:00 PM to 5:00PM. The Open House is at 134 Southern Drive, in Perryville. This is a wonderful 1800+ square foot, 3 bedroom, brick ranch. For more details about the property, see the 
Please forgive us if you suddenly get 10 emails all at once this coming weekend. We are making a change to the YourKentuckyHome.com website that help improve our service to our readers. But it will also trick our feed mailer into thinking that the last ten posts are new ones. It will then most likely mail all of them them to you. Automation makes keeping in touch with you easier, but every once in a while it makes us look like we don’t know what we are doing. Please accept our apologies in advance and just delete any duplicate emails you might receive.
Use the right boxes, and pack them carefully. Professional [tag]moving[/tag] companies use only sturdy, reinforced cartons. The boxes you can get at your neighborhood supermarket or liquor store may be strong enough to use. We have many people use these with pleasant results. Heavy-duty boxes and cartons are also available at local moving companies, U-haul and Pack-and-Ship type stores.