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Erie County real estate transactions | Business Local
Following are real estate transactions over $5,000 as listed in records of the Erie County clerk’s office for the week ending Feb. 25, 2022. • 1630 Homecourt, Jeanne Gorney; Jeanne L. Gorney to Carol Cosgrove; Mary B. Cosgrove, $310,000. • 240 Sierra Drive, Ryan Homes of New York to Teresa J. Domzal, $551,095. • 25 Eltham Drive, Tanika C. Blanc; Yves-Richard Blanc to Phillip Sheridan Hubert; Maryam Saleemi, $550,000. • 34 Brookshire Court, Robert F. Cavallari to Joseph A. Gambino; Kristin L. Gambino, $525,000. • 45 Harbridge Manor, Architectural Elements LLC to Ayan Dasgupta, $525,000. • 55 Brockmoore Drive, Sandra L. Williams to Melanie J. Gagliano, $350,000. • 169 Chestnut…
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Desert Rose Floral Designs Local owner celebrates a team effort
OTHELLO — Desert Rose Floral Patterns proprietor Melody Anguiano was seeking for a job chance, and uncovered it in a enterprise that technically wasn’t for sale. “I took place to see a indication that Desert Rose was for sale. But I wasn’t supposed to see that signal since (then-owner Renee Para) had taken it down, she assumed,” Anguinao reported. Anguiano had a day task and refinished furnishings as a aspect gig. She went into Desert Rose to converse to Para about the risk of placing some of her household furniture in the store on consignment. Desert Rose, 745 E. Hemlock St. in Othello, was and is a floral and reward…
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Local FFA, 4-H members showcase benefits of organizations at Home & Garden Show
WICHITA COUNTY (KFDX/KJTL) — With the next and remaining day of the Home and Backyard garden pageant all wrapped up, a person of the highlights on the ground was the Wichita County 4-H booth. Most Texoma faculties were being represented, whether it was supporting demonstrate the animals or educating the passersby. “People who aren’t ordinarily all around these animals and hardly ever get to see these animals, just appreciate observing the faces light-weight up and answering all their queries,” Wichita County 4-H President and Iowa Park FFA President Hayden Lovelady said. “I just love each 2nd of it.” Wichita County 4-H was a challenging booth to miss at the Residence…
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Home and garden show, crawfish boil, Tough as Trails 5K and more coming up in Killeen-Temple area | Local News
While the Central Texas area may not be able to look forward to warm spring weather any time soon, it still has plenty of events to keep things exciting. Take a look at the listing for details on what’s going on. Local Events The Temple Area Builders Association Home and Garden Show will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Feb. 25, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 26, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Bell County Expo Center, 301 W. Loop 121, Belton. This event will feature over 125 exhibitors featuring information on home builders, landscapers, plants and more. Admission is $10 per day; kids 12…
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Considering a Second Home or Investment Property? New Fees Could Make It More Expensive; Local Mortgage Lender Says Now’s the Time to Act
Getting an investment decision assets or 2nd dwelling will before long price much more due to new upfront fees for second-residence financial loans by the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Prospective entrepreneurs hunting to eventually obtain that holiday vacation residence in the Poconos, or at the Jersey Shore, are encouraged to find suggestions on how the expenses will impact their buys. “The desire for next residences is nevertheless amazingly strong, whether or not it be the beach residence or the mountain household or a ski lodge home,” reported Jeffrey Ruben, President of WSFS House loan in Wayne. “It has been enthusiastic by the function-from-house design a ton of businesses have adopted…
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Building to sell: CVTC students build outdoor garden items to raffle at home and garden show | Local News
ALYSSA VAN DUYSE Chippewa Valley Technical College It’s typical for school clubs to have fundraisers. It’s not so common for them to build from scratch wooden planters, a raised garden bed, an Adirondack bench and a beautiful garden arbor to raise the money. Amanda Poirier, 33, a student in Chippewa Valley Technical College’s Residential Construction program and the program’s club president, said building items to raffle at Chippewa Valley Homebuilders Home and Garden show has become a rite of passage for the students. It’s also an opportunity to put their skills to the test. Brian Barth, CVTC instructor for the program, does not allow the students to build the items…
