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Road conditions

Snow removal on our street, Winding Hill, was great but we desperately need sand and/or salt. Our road is an ice rink! more

Started: January 4th 2014Replies: 0

snow removal/salt or sand

Started: January 4th 2014Replies: 0

snow removal

We are looking for a teen to clean up after the storm tomorrow - bring friends - we have neighbors who could use some help also - we have a snow blower - good pay - call Jack or Sue at 239-4077 ... more

Started: February 5th 2010Replies: 0

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6 Tips To Sell Your Home in a Down Market: Times have changed and unlike a few years ago, it is not easy to sell a home in today's depressed real estate market. If you are not in a position to stay in your home and "wait out the storm", you must be...
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How To Save for College With A 529 Plan: College tuitions continue to rise, but you can help offset your child’s costs by opening a 529 plan. Learn what a 529 plan is and how it may benefit you and your child. The cost for higher education...
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Rights of Homeowners at Board Meetings: As homeowners, you are constantly being told that if you want change to happen within your HOA, that it must start with your HOA board. You may contact a board member personally, or simply email/call them, but ...
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