Read on for 3 tricks to protect your pricey

 Read on for 3 tricks to protect your pricey shoes to keep them looking sharp for years to come. Waterville police still assist in the case, with officers from Waterville and other area agencies often seen participating in searches.Savvy agents suggest keeping a fire in the fireplace and raking up any remaining leaves in the yard. “It has to work in a technical sense, and be beautiful."A gait that is slightly wrong can be a sign of injury, or plain old bad habits. Although there have been suggestions that Chinese factories in the coastal regions should move to the interior rather than overseas, Lin says it is not feasible because the country's central and western regions are expensive. The expanding ice is supposed to stretch your shoes slowly and allow them to fit.comGENERAL STORE, VENICELeather coasters from Commune, handmade kelp soap from Big Sur, indigo-dyed shibori blankets made in Los Angeles and vintage bandannas are just a few of the bohemian hostess gifts on offer at the Venice outpost of this San Francisco store. Helmreich, who has practically made a second career out of explaining so ambitious an undertaking. In addition, there will probably be a lot more homes on the market in January and February so the competition for buyers will be greater. You’ve probably noticed that even after one wear, the bottoms start scraping and thinning, so a thin layer of rubber is a key addition. When people talk about progress, that’s part of the process, eliminating people and eliminating areas. Grangaard, 55, now the president and CEO of American shoe brand Allen Edmonds. Owners Katherine and Greg Turpan, whose flagship store in East Hampton, N.Six days after her disappearance, police put crime scene tape around the house at 29 Violette Ave.Menswear will never be a rule-free category, but the unprecedented number of footwear options has certainly broadened the scope of what’s acceptable. They've become must-have items for younger males and are sought-after accessories by just about everyone. “Something very basic, something luxury that wasn’t screaming a logo or a brand.I know, I know … Christmas has been – historically, traditionally, statistically and realistically – a lousy time to try to sell a house. A nondescript doorway led to a second-floor emporium overflowing with everything from Japanese-language editions of Golf Digest to packages of mascara emblazoned with bold Japanese lettering. And it’s not just the Yuletide decorations.State police believe Ayla is dead and have said that the three adults who were at the Violette Avenue home when Ayla was reported missing aren’t telling authorities everything they know.”Fran Leadon, a City College architecture professor who is writing a history of Broadway, agreed.”Phoebe DiPietro did not respond to a reporter’s email this week. Owners Katherine and Greg Turpan, whose flagship store in East Hampton, N.