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Welcome to BetterLifeandHome.com the area's only website where you can find all the information you need in one place for seven counties covering Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Poconos and the Delaware River Highlands.
Designed to help people easily locate everything they could possibly want or need in the area, BetterLifeandHome.com offers its users Important State, County, Local and Township Information, a growing list of quality area Businesses and Services such as B&B's, good restaurants, financial institutions, spas, pet services, stores, specialty products, contractors, realtors, etc...
On BetterLifeandHome.com you'll also find a listing of Local Events, Real Estate, Schools, Parks, Churches, Recreation, Museums, Historical Sites, Shopping and more. There are also informative sections on Home Improvement, Gardening, Recipes, Wine, and even a Green Resource section. More and more consumers are making BetterLifeandHome.com their number one place to start their search for everything and anything in the area.
As the northeastern Pennsylvania and the Delaware River Highlands populations continues to grow with both full time residents and visitors, so does the need for one place to find the quickest and easiest way locate and learn about finest businesses, services and information spanning the entire seven county area.
BetterLifeandHome.com was created to fulfill this consumer demand and is backed by a major marketing campaign including ads in many area publications, distribution of brochures through tourist & visitors sites and many local realtors.
Thank you and enjoy your visit on BetterLifeandHome.com
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If you resolve to give up smoking, drinking and loving, you don't actually live longer. It just seems longer
Currently 60% of our landfills contain construction waste. Our buildings account for 36% of total energy use, 65% of electricity use, and I can go on
Most people are afraid of the word "GREEN", especially the local building community. What they are really afraid of is change and their misconception about what "going green" really means. To many, a "Green Home" conjures up visions of 1970's style modernistic homes with expensive large solar panels. Cold and ugly these visions, and the lack of up-to-date information filtering to the general public, hold people back from learning and changing for the better.
The truth is that today's "Green Homes" don't need to look any different or cost any more than your neighbors house. The "Green" industry has come a long way in ensuring the consumer attractive, affordable, sustainable, healthy and environmentally friendly homes.
The problem is that the information on this has not hit mainstream media with any regularity. There is a lot to learn to make the right choices and make them affordable.
By: Lisa Alexander
