A home security camera captured a man trying to break into a Boynton Beach home. The homeowner was watching from work and called police. The man was arrested.

2:37 p.m. EST, March 7, 2014

Jennifer Clewes couldn't believe what she was seeing on the computer screen, and neither could the huddle of co-workers who sat behind her as they watched a man trying to break into her house.

Clewes was viewing a live-feed from a webcam in her office after being alerted via the webcam's app that there was motion at the house.

When she logged on, she saw a man whom police suspect is Christopher Robinson, 43, trying to get into her house just after 9 a.m. Thursday in her neighborhood east of Interstate 95 and north of Woolbright Road in Boynton Beach.

Boynton Beach police say the suspect walked up to Clewes' home carrying a crowbar and tried to get in the house through the rear sliding door.

When he came up to the door at about 9:11 a.m., her camera alerted her, she said. She figured it was her two golden retrievers at home stressing over a neighborhood cat in the yard and ignored the alert.

But when it alerted her again six minutes later, she decided to log on and see what her pups were up to. She saw her two dogs barking, but not at a cat they were barking at a man.

"I immediately picked up my phone and called police," she said. "They are like, 'Are you in the house?' and I'm like, 'No, I'm watching it live.'"

Police arrived on scene, and located Robinson one street north of Clewes' home. He is charged with burglary of an unoccupied dwelling and petit theft, and is being held in the Palm Beach County Jail in lieu of a $500 bail.

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Garland, TX (PRWEB) March 06, 2014

Its that time of year for sitting back in the easy chair, watching some March Madness basketball and drinking green beer. The coldest weather is in the past and the first day of spring will soon be here, which also means there are stuff that need to get done around the house before the hot weather gets here. Spring cleaning and maintenance need to be completed soon around the home.

In Texas, the most important maintenance of all is on the air conditioning system. Homeowners dont want to start a hot Texas summer with a broken air conditioner or one that is not working to its highest level of cooling. Arctic Comfort Heating and Air Conditioning urges homeowners to get their air conditioner checked, but when is the best time?

Arctic Comfort Heating and Air Conditioning believes the best time to have an AC system checked by a professional is when the outdoor temps are more than 70 degrees. The warmer the temp, the better for having the system checked. When the temperature is cooler than 70 degrees, the AC unit will not be working very hard and will not provide as accurate an evaluation as it would under warmer conditions.

There are many electrical components in the outdoor condensing unit. For the technicians safety, it cannot be raining or have rained recently. Water and electricity are a deadly mix.

In the meantime, while waiting on the ideal weather conditions for a summer air conditioning tune up, which usually begins in April, Arctic Comfort Heating and Air Conditioning has some tips to keep in mind for other spring maintenance chores. They suggest checking and changing air conditioning filters, as well as cleaning out gutters for proper drainage, checking the roof for any winter damage, getting the garden ready for spring seeding, having the lawn equipment serviced and ready for use, trimming dead limbs out of trees and shrubs, fertilizing the lawn and inspecting and caulking leaky windows and doors.

When its time to schedule an air conditioning tune up or replacement, give Arctic Comfort Air Conditioning and Heating a call any time, any day, at 972-530-8384.

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Del Mar's new turf course will begin getting installed with a brand new shade of green on March 17, St. Patrick's Day.

DEL MAR Del Mar is taking the wearin of the green to a new level on St. Patricks Day.

Del Mar Thoroughbred Club officials confirmed this week that the racetracks new turf will arrive from the Coachella Valley on St. Patricks Day, March 17, and that turf and landscape superintendent Leif Dickinson will oversee the placing of the new grass shortly after it hits the beach.

Last weekends rain cost Dickinson and his crew three days of work, but he told Del Mar media director Mac McBride that there was an allowance in the schedule for that sort of thing, so it wasnt a big kink in the process.

McBride said the new turf will be hauled from Coachella Valley by truck and arrive at Del Mar at 6 a.m. He said crews will begin laying down the sod about an hour later.

Joe Harper, Del Mars president and CEO, said recently that the main Polytrack will be torn out after the 2014 racing season to make way for a return to the original dirt surface. Del Mar is the only track in Southern California with a synthetic surface now that Hollywood Park has closed and Santa Anita has gone back to dirt.

Dickinson said recently that he foresees no problems with the new turf course and that it should be ready for racing by July. The wider turf course will allow for 14 starters, which is something Breeders Cup officials insisted upon before Del Mar could host the event.

Del Mar and Churchill Downs, both with strong bids, are considered the favorites to receive the next dates for the Breeders Cup. Santa Anita will host the world championships for the third consecutive year this fall. But 2015 and beyond are open as far as host tracks.

Breeders Cup officials are expected to name the next site for the world championships soon.

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"Last year if you look at the average consumption for January 2013 was 1,500 cubic feet for residential customers and January of this year, it went up to 1,900 cubic feet," said Tim Ruiz, general manager at East Niles Community Service District.

Ruiz says the culprit is irrigation.

"Watering everyday is not good for your plants, not good for trees, it's not good for anything and it's definitely not good for California," said Dale Edwards with Old River Sod.

Edwards says you can get the curb appeal you want with less water by training your lawn.

"The drought is a serious thing. We have to prepare now and not wait until the middle of summer because you can't transition your roots that fast," said Edwards.

It starts with getting the roots strong and healthy by using a core aerator to puncture holes to let your choice of soil conditioner in, which keeps the pores in the soil open and breathing. Edwards says healthy roots need less water.

Second, add days between each time you water. Edwards says nothing too structural, it's based on color. The color of the grass can give signs on its condition and adding water may not always be the remedy.

"I will look at my grass and it will turn this light color blue or little bit of gray color and then that means okay it's time to need some water. It starts turning a little bit of yellow, that's the time it needs a little bit of fertilizer," said Edwards.

Edwards waters his lawn every six weeks but its taken him ten years to train is lawn. But he says if you follow these simple tips, you can save up to two-thirds of water in less than a year.

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