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2008-09-08 Bidding Wars Quick Sales Its Happening. - The Boston GlobeFriel explains that the number of sales doesnt reveal the intricacies of supply and demand. "About a year and a half ago, there was excess inventory. There were maybe 112 single- families on sale in Arlington at one time. That was really the beginning of the bad market. Today, the total number of properties for sale in town is 105: 48 singles, 48 condos, and nine multi-families. Forty-eight singles is not a lot. " And the houses are selling fast. Out of 43 single-families that sold from February to July of this year, all but one went before the crucial 90-day mark - and 18 were snapped up in less than a week. www.boston.com
2008-09-07 Bargain hunters have a field day Coshocton TribuneWEST LAFAYETTE - The Yellow Flag Sales held in West Lafayette twice each year benefit participants on both sides, said Linda Bush, who was selling items on Sixth Street Friday. Trudy Shrock took a break from her own yard sale to drive into West Lafayette Friday afternoon. Just off County Road 9 on Township Road 255, shes selling baby clothes and all kinds of items. Karissa Gress, 4, watches as Kari Hickman of West Lafayette demonstrates use a toy that was for sale Friday at a Russell Avenue yard sale. (JIM BARSTOW/Tribune) www.coshoctontribune.com
WEST LAFAYETTE - The Yellow Flag Sales held in West Lafayette twice each year benefit participants on both sides, said Linda Bush, who was selling items on Sixth Street Friday. - Local News Coshocton OH News local news headlines stories world news
KENOVA -- The American Legion Post 93 of Kenova is having a membership drive with free hot dogs and soft drinks from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. today, Sept. 6, at 302 8th St. , Kenova. By joining the American Legion you will be supporting veterans and their families in the community. posted at 11:45 a. m. CHARLESTON -- Two men and a woman were arrested on 192 charges of violations dealing with the illegal harvesting and sale of ginseng in Wyoming County, according to a press release from the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. Two Summers County individuals were arrested on similar charges. www.herald-dispatch.com
News in brief: Three arrested for harvest, sale of ginseng - Huntington, WV - The Herald-Dispatch
A record 222 consigners brought about 26,000 items to sell this year. Sellers price their own items and get 70 percent of the profit, while 30 percent is donated to various charities. Some consigners choose to discount their merchandise to half the price for todays sale. Sellers and volunteers participated in a preview sale Thursday which brought in about usd. 30,000. The ministry hopes to generate about usd. 100,000 from this years sale, Wheeler said - its donated a total of usd. 196,000 to children and family ministries over the years. bgdailynews.com
HOT DOG: Some of the best sauce around town will top those wieners on a bun during the hot dog sale beginning at 9 a. m. today at the Spirit of Faith Church, 1800 Sycamore St. rear, Kenova. The sale, also featuring a rummage sale, is sponsored by the Ladies Ministries. Call 304-453-6623. www.herald-dispatch.com
Saturdays Community News: Brenda Lucas - Huntington, WV - The Herald-Dispatch
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1600 Kanawha Blvd. , will have a free picnic-style meal, serving hot dogs, at 6 p. m. Sept. 11 at the church. A bamboo bicycle built for three made by renowned bike designer Craig Calfee will be featured. The "Tour de Revs" pastors will be stopping through Charleston during their trial run through West Virginia, preparing for their bike ride across the U. S. in the summer of 2009. This mission will be dedicated to hunger and wellness. For information, call 342-5212. Visit sundaygazettemail.com
Vay Fenn, a young farm boy from Pomerene, visited the camp with his father. Hot dogs were served at mealtime and the visitors were encouraged to help themselves. They did, and Fenn recalled the hot dogs as one of the best meals he had ever eaten. They were a welcome respite from the dreary sameness of his Depression induced diet. The Great Depression did not bypass southeastern Arizona where this sign - For Sale-This Place-And Cow was photographed at St. David in 1937. (PHOTO COURTESY/Library of Congress) www.willcoxrangenews.com
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Playoff tickets are currently on sale and can be purchased by calling the Hadlock Field Box Office at 207-879-9500 or online at . Ticket prices are the same as regular season tickets and range between usd. 4. 00 and usd. 9. 00. Box, Reserved, General Admission, and U. S. Cellular Pavilion seats are available for all potential playoff games. The ticket office is open to . The Sea Dogs will accept rain checks and all other promotional coupons and vouchers for playoff games th is the last day to return any playoff tickets from playoff games not played for a refund. www.oursportscentral.com
Donations are also being accepted to defray the costs accumulated by the livestock exhibitors who suffered the loss of their sale animals in the July dog attack at the Lind livestock facility. According to the Wheat Land Communities Fair Livestock Sale Committee, 74 animals were sold at the livestock auction on for a total sale of usd. 67,012. 70 as of press time. The total will change as support monies continue to come in. www.ritzvillejournal.com
Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens is holding its fourth annual Great Garden Garage Sale and Cheaper Than Dirt plant sale to benefit the arboretum from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sept. 12 and 13. Its a great place to pick up garden equipment, tools, plants, furniture and collectibles. You can even buy a hot dog lunch for usd. 1. Fall is a fabulous time to plant. Lucky for us then that the plant sales arent through. The Northwest Horticultural Society offers its annual sale Sept. 12 and 13 at Warren G. Magnuson Park, 7400 Sand Point Way, Seattle. The hours are noon to 6:30 p. m. Friday and 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturday. For more information, call 206-527-1794 or go to . www.heraldnet.com
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