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- Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte are back in the trailer for And Just Like That’s third season, which premieres on May 29th. Sarah Jessica Parker and her co-stars, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis, along with Sarita Choudhury and Nicole Ari Parker, lead the new season, which, based on the trailer seems to have lots of twists and turns. It looks like Carrie is plugging along, trying to make things work long distance with Aidan (John Corbett), while also having some chemistry with her new neighbor. Charlotte’s daughter Lily is seen making out with a new man – a hot ballet dancer. Miranda and Seema look to be working the single scene in NYC, while Lisa Todd Wexley has a little work crush on a hottie (played by Mehcad Brooks). The Sex and the City prequel And Just Like That hits HBO’s streamer Max on May 29.
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Heritage Day is a much loved annual event and due to the overwhelming response, we will again host the event on three different days in 2025. This gives guests an option of the day of the week that best works with their schedule. Dates for 2025 include: Tuesday, April 15, Wednesday, April 16, and Thursday, April 17. At Heritage Day, guests have the opportunity to experience life on the frontier and witness skilled demonstrators and artists. Guests will have a chance to SEE, FEEL, and TOUCH different historical trade skills such as blacksmithing, leatherworking, woodworking, working with fibers and cooking. Heritage Day allows guests to experience the frontier at their own pace between the hours of 9:00 and 1:00 pm on the day that best works with their schedule. The cost for all guests age 3 and older is only $8 per day (one day allows enough time to explore and experience the different demonstrations and artists). April is also a great time to be outdoors and enjoy the park, so feel free to bring blankets and picnic on the lawn of the Bowen House or anywhere throughout Moss-Wright Park. Heritage Day is open to the public as well as school or tour groups. For any group with 5 or more total guests, reservations are required in advance. For groups smaller than 5, reservations are encouraged. Click here for online registration for Heritage Days.
- How To Protect Yourself While Pollen Counts Are High: This year’s pollen levels are very high and it’s early in the season….and it’s a global issue which means you can’t escape the pollen. If you are sneezing, coughing and feeling the effects, there’s help. British cleaning expert Lynsey Crombie, is giving tips on how to handle the pollen that enters your home.
- Dusting is key. Crombie notes “Damp dusting is far more effective at capturing dust – rather than just dispersing it into the air.” Use a damp microfiber cloth and don’t miss a spot in your home
- Vacuum three to four times a week. Crombie shares “Go north to south and east to west, this way you’re getting into the carpet pile and picking up all allergens.”
- Pull out large furniture and dust behind as well as vacuum
- Vacuum upholstery
- Declutter so there are less items pollen can settle on
- Clean your bed, bedding, and mattress frequently
- Steam cleaning is a great way to battle allergens
- Keep windows and doors closed on high pollen count days, especially in the morning and early evening when pollen levels are highest.
- If you are outside for an extended time, put your clothes in the washing machine and take a shower ASAP after coming inside
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