Brucewood
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Brucewood Neighborhood
The Brucewood neighborhood encompasses Burnside Drive, Odonell Court, Brookridge Drive (up through the 40 block) and Kordsmeier Court. The neighborhood has seen many changes over the years and continues to be a great place for younger couples and families with children. This quiet area off of West Markham is on a CAT bus line, close to several resteraunts, shopping centers, grocery stores, a post office and other amenities, most within a short walking distance.
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Signage
Finalized the locations of where the watch signs will go and ordered three of them. They should be ready to pick up the middle of next week and dropped off downtown, so the city can install them for...
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Started: August 17th 2012Replies: 1
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Started: May 16th 2002Replies: 0
Lawncare.
Looking for some one to cut lawn not using riding mower only in front lawn not backyard starting in April. Phone 479-685-4139
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Started: March 20th 2025Replies: 0
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