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HGTV host and interior designer Taniya Nayak, a UMass Lowell graduate in business marketing, speaks at "Home for the Holidays" event sponsored by UMass Lowell Alumni Relations Office. (Sun photos by Julia Malakie)

It was a fun and energetic night at UMass Lowell's University Crossing as HGTV star and Boston interior designer Taniya Nayak took the stage.

The audience was quick to its feet as Executive Chancellor Jacqueline Maloney introduced Nayak and joined in her entrance dance, a fantastic way to break the ice.

Nayak is no unfamiliar face to the campus. A 1997 alumna of the college, she earned her bachelor's degree in business marketing and went on to receive her master's degree in interior design from Boston Architectural College.

But she is best known as the host of HGTV's "House Hunters on Vacation," "Freestyle," "Design to Sell" and "Restaurant Impossible." Most recently she has appeared on "Oprah," the "Rachael Ray Show" and the "Ellen DeGeneres Show."

During the talk, the proceeds of which went to help raise scholarship funds, Nayak offered DIY holiday decorating tips. Some of Nayak's creative and quick decorating tips were money-saving last-minute ideas that anyone could pull off.

Some of Nayak's suggestions:

Christmas wrapping: Transform an armless chair such as a parsons dining chair by slipping pillowcases over the back of the chair. Wrap a contrasting fabric piece around the pillow case and tie off.

The take-away: Personalize a glass ornament by adding a sticker to it and writing in your dinner guest's name. Put it in a decorative box or bowl and use it as a place card which they can then take away as a personal gift.

Color advice: Stick to the strip! For the indecisive, when it comes to choosing paint color, find a color you love, and use the whole paint spectrum strip for the rest of the home. For example, go three shades up from the color you love in the kitchen for a more dramatic look in a dining room. The whole house will look like you worked with a designer if you stick to the paint sample strip.

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An almost brand new luxury home in Figtree's Redgum Ridge Estate is up for sale for $1.675 million.

This palatial home in Cascarilla Street, Figtree, has an asking price of $1.675 million.

Analmost brand new luxury home in Figtree's Redgum Ridge Estate is up for sale for $1.675 million.

The home at 5 Cascarilla Street is set on an 817-square-metre block and is palatial in its proportions.

Listed with Alexander Duncan, of Peter Taranto Real Estate, the six-bedroom home was designed to maximise the escarpment backdrop and has a north-easterly facing entertaining deck.

Built for entertaining, the marble-top kitchen features a butler's pantry with fully integrated Miele appliances.

Other features include high-quality bamboo flooring, automated living through C-bus controlled wiring, motorised Luxaflex blinds, internal sensor lighting, zoned video and voice intercom system, and Travertine marble vanities.

There is also a home theatre room with PBS and BOSE sound system and an in-ground swimming pool with spa.

The home is open for inspection on Saturday from midday to 12.45pm.

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A veteran's home trashed by scrappers.

Thanks to a local motorcycle club, the man and his family will have their house repaired in time for Christmas.

Hammering and drilling with smiles on their faces, 42-year-old Army veteran Sgt. Jacques Royal calls the veteran non-profit group Warrior Brotherhood, godsends.

"I love them, Royal said. "They just feel like brothers now, I love them."

Royal, who enlisted in the Army in 2005 and served active duty since 2008, left his home on Woodland Street in Harper Woods with his family. He checked on the home frequently and again last July.

After retiring for medical reasons, Royal returned in October to find scrappers had got to it first.

"They tore up the walls," said Scott Smith. "Stripped all the copper pipe, all the wiring, ripped cabinets off the walls, pretty much destroyed and gutted the interior of the house."

"There used to be a wall here," Royal said. "Whoever vandalized it tried to take the pipes out and just tore up the kitchen."

Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and two brain tumors, Royal is unable to work and is not receiving assistance yet. He wishes he could do more.

"This is the first time I've had to lean on someone else to help me out," Royal said.

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Local drug investigators seized hundreds of marijuana plants from a Southwest Side home on Thursday, police said, busting up a large growing operation worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Authorities are now working to find the people who were growing the pot, police spokesman Joel DeSpain said.

The Dane County Narcotics Task Force found 850 plants, valued at about $850,000, when they searched a side-by-side duplex at 7101 and 7105 Raymond Road around 3:45 p.m. Thursday, Madison police said.

Utility workers told investigators about the home after they noticed illegal and dangerous wiring there, DeSpain said. Whoever was growing marijuana had rigged up electrical work and created a number of fire hazards, DeSpain said.

The people identified on the homes lease did not live there, DeSpain said. Investigators believe they may have rented the duplex on behalf of others who grew the marijuana, police said.

Authorities are asking anyone with information about the operation to call Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 608-266-6014, or visit the groups website, madisonareacrimestoppers.org.

Thursday marked the second time in the past three months the narcotics task force has busted major grow operations.

In September, the group seized more than 1,100 plants from four properties in Madison and Sun Prairie, police said. The man police say managed that marijuana grow, 45-year-old Donald Alston, of Madison, has pleaded not guilty to eight felony drug charges and is awaiting a trial scheduled for February.

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