Daily Archives: February 14, 2017

Best Tile & grout Cleaning Company In Western Mass

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http://www.surface-bright.com/stone-restoration/

Are you looking to have your carpet, tile and grout or stone cleaned ?

We use the most advanced technology to clean and restore your floors back to their natural beauty! We are very serious about providing our customers the best green cleaning and restoration for your carpet or any hard surfaces. Based in Greenfield Ma, we proudly serve most towns in Western Mass, also Worcester Ma, Keene NH and Vermont. We specialize in Carpet, Tile and Grout Cleaning, Color Sealing, Commercial and Residential Re-Grouting, Shower Restoration and Marble Polishing.

Tile & Grout Cleaning | Restaurant Tile Cleaning | Springfield Ma, Amherst Ma

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Servicing the Springfield / Hampden Co., Massachusetts area including Agawam, Blandford, Chicopee, Longmeadow, Feeding Hills, Granville, Hampden, Holyoke, Ludlow, Monson, Palmer, Russell, Southwick, Springfield, Three Rivers, Westfield, and Wilbraham.

We look forward to providing all home and business owners with the absolute best grout, tile, and stone care service with the best results available today! We respect your valuable time and arrive on time for all appointments.

How Killers Get Their Guns – Collin Evans Houston Criminal Attorney

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With the murder rate in Houston climbing for what is now the second year in a row, police and lawmakers are trying to determine if there is any way possible to make it tougher for killers to get their hands on guns. A Houston Criminal Attorney explains.

 

D.A. Kim Ogg Pledges to Keep Marijuana Users Out of Prison

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From Collin Evans Houston Criminal Attorney blog, At Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg’s swearing in on January 2nd, she introduced some marijuana friendly views that come as good news for many in 2017.“All misdemeanor possession of marijuana cases will be diverted around jail,” Ogg said.