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JERUSALEM — What did an Israeli family find when they decided to renovate their Jerusalem home? A 2,000-year-old ritual bath known as a mikveh. The discovery wasn't the result of careful digging and research — workers pretty much fell into the bath as ST. MARYS — The first visit to St. Marys by a vice president was met with little fanfare. Aaron Burr fled to St. Marys after his famous duel with then Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton in 1804, where he stayed in the home of retired Maj. Blok asked Spies to look at the two options for the renovation – either the Eerste and Tweede Kamer, Senate and lower house of parliament, stays where they are while the Binnenhof is being renovated, or they move temporarily so that the work can be LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Boarded up windows, overgrown lawns and peeling paint. These are the characteristics of many shotgun homes along Bank Street between 26th and 17th Streets in the Portland neighborhood. Another detail? They are usually sitting Marshall University expects to spend about $500,000 in ongoing renovations of its president’s house, a historic 1920s-era structure the school says was last renovated in the ‘70s. Brandi Jacobs-Jones, Marshall’s senior vice president for operations (BPT) - This is the peak season for do-it-yourself projects, and maybe you already have your tape measure in hand, ready to tackle a bathroom remodel, open up the floor plan or finally reimagine that unfinished basement. There are plenty of considerations .

(JTA) — A Jerusalem family uncovered an ancient mikvah beneath their home. Israel’s Antiquities Authority, which excavated the 2,000-year-old ritual bath, unveiled the find on Wednesday. A trapdoor covered by a rug leads down to the bath in the living CHARLESTON, S.C. — Congregants at Emanuel AME Church will have to repair more than their torn hearts: The church they call home is riddled with bullets While there have been discussions about completely renovating the study room, no decisions A Jerusalem couple wanted a house "with stones that are talking." What they ended up getting was a 2,000-year-old ritual bath, known as a mikveh, under the floor of their living room, which they only discovered while trying to replace the existing flooring. On Friday, with the sound of drills and saws buzzing in the background, Deshon, who said he was a fifth generation descendant of the home's original builder, Lemuel Jackson, Jr., is not only completely renovating the house but trying to figure out how .