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A Look at Local Bargains

Savings on spring essentials.

Has the arrival of spring (officially this time, right?) got you scouring the local ads for deals on screen doors, spring clothes and sunscreen? Does the fair weather make you want to spend less time in the kitchen, more time in the garden? Then look no further, we've got great options for you this week in Frugal Families.

But if you've also found more fabulously frugal deals yourself, please let us know in the comments.  You're a big part of this column and we'd love your deal-finding insights.

Be sure to check with your local merchant for additional conditions. 

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Deal: Buy one entry door at regular price, get a storm door, plus installation free.

Good through: April 30, 2011.

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Deal: Kids 10 and under eat free on Tuesday nights. (Two free kids' meals per purchase of one adult meal.)  Dine-in only. Outdoor dining available.

Good through: Ongoing.

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Deal: Get $1 to $5 off major brand beauty and personal care products like shampoo and sunscreen with the printable coupons here, as well as online coupon codes.

Good through: April 9, 2011.

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Deal: Get $10 off a $50 online or in-store purchase when you sign up for the e-newsletter here.

Good through: Ongoing.

5. SOUPERGIRL

Deal: Homemade, healthy and reasonable soups delivered right to your area! This week The Soupergirl's serving up Late Winter Minestrone and Apple/Lentil/Sweet Potato soupy goodness.S ign up for the e-newsletter for weekly offerings. Orders over $14.50 can be deliverd to the Silver Spring area on Wednesday afternoons, and a storefront in Takoma Park is coming soon.

Good through: Ongoing.

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Susan S. Berkheimer June 5, 2013 at 05:40 pm
Thanks for the memories of our favorite park, Hershey Park in Hershey, PA. The old wooden rollerRead More coaster was also our very favorite.There was also another favorite, much tamer Love Boat ride that went through a dark tunnel and then went up an incline and you got wet at the end of the ride. Visiting the Hershey Chocolate Factory was also a must on our trip to Hershey. We grew up in nearby York, PA.
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Susan S. Berkheimer June 5, 2013 at 06:09 pm
Going to Hershey Park had been a yearly event when we took our own three children to Hershey Park.Read More They loved it there,too. All three of our children are now married and have taken their children to Hershey Park. We have also been to Hershey, PA to the famous Hershey Car Show, where we purchased a 1994 Chrysler LeBaron convertible. I enjoyed reading your article.
Jean Winegardner May 23, 2013 at 01:35 am
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