Avoiding a summer at home that bites

Heather Ainsley  news@greenepublishing.com Many wonderful things are synonymous with the approach of summer. As school days across the state end, and the days grow long and hot, it brings to mind cool glasses of lemonade, refreshing dips in the pool, the smell of freshly mown grass and extra time tending to your ever-growing vegetable or flower gardens. As we spend more time relaxing at home in the warm, sunny days, we may notice an increase in our encounters with “less-than-pleasant”