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Valerie Kellogg

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Editor at @Newsday valerie.kellogg@newsday.com 631-843-2915 Instagram: vkellogg

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An editor at Newsday, where I oversee the LI Home section and Real LI blog and do a live weekly luxury home segment on News 12 Long Island; I also edit the Kids section. valeriekellogg.com

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Last call: Five shop closures across the country

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By Valerie Kellogg Verified
| CoStar Verified
From MTV star's Long Island boutique to century-old Pennsylvania furniture retailer, storefronts face tenant turnover Reality TV star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi LaValle's shop on Long Island will shut down in October. (Getty Images) Last Call is an occasional report about closures of independently owned businesses across the country. Watch the video to learn how you can access industry leading CRE news and the data analytics you need to drive success.
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5 Once-Popular Dining Room Trends That Are Making Your Home Look Dated

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By Valerie Kellogg Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Are formal dining rooms a thing of the past? No, they're just evolving. Like a menu that changes with the season, dining rooms are changing with the times. Where they were traditionally decorated and used only for special occasions, they've become extensions of the kitchen in the still-hot open-concept style, seen mostly in newly constructed or renovated homes. For many, that means their purpose as a space has taken on new uses, especially since the pandemic.
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Broadway's 'The Balusters' about HOAs is up for five Tonys. Why so many Americans may see themselves in it.

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By Valerie Kellogg Verified
| Homes.com
Key takeaways About one in four Americans lives in some form of a community association, which helps explain why a Broadway comedy about homeowners association disputes is resonating with a wide audience. Arguments over minor issues tend to tap into bigger emotional themes, such as control, identity and belonging, turning routine decisions into high-stakes conflicts. Conflict can be a part of how HOAs function, but observers say most still work.
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