Staff members have considered themselves unofficial first responders for years, even before this expected official designation. “We've always thought that telecommunications to be the 'first' first responder because if that 911 operator doesn't do their job and get the information correctly and pass it on, none of the other [responders] are going to get there.” Associate Director of Greene County 911 J.R. Webb said.
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7 hot trends in home tile for walls and floors, from faux wood and bolder colors to the comeback of retro hexagonal tiles
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With two dogs Jack and Carol Banowsky are well aware that puppydog nails and wood floors do not play well together. So they installed a faux wood porcelain tile that, while not the real thing, doesn’t scratch as easily either.Kin Man Hui /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Tile trends for 2021 include, clockwise from top left, top layer, hexagon tiles, bolder encaustic tiles, mixed material mosaics. Also popular are tiles that mimic natural materials such as Carrara marble and wood, bottom layer.Richard A. Marini /StaffShow MoreShow Less