Last Weekend wrapped up Brookings~Harbor Children's Theater's production of Disney's Beauty & The Beast.
I was overwhelmed with the support from the community towards their children. All shows last weekend were sold out!
I heard one comment from someone in the audience...."Did they bring an actress from Disneyland to play the part of Belle? She sounds just like the Belle from the movie!"
There were over 50 cast members ranging in age from 5 to 70 something! The costumes were fabulous and the energy unbelievable! All the hard work paid off with a spectacular performance! Enjoy the photos!
Town Scene Crazy Maurice's Invention
Belle, will you marry meeeee? Silly Girls love Gaston!
Tavern Scene Cogsworth, Otto the ottoman, Beast & Lumiere
Market Report October
2008 for Brookings, Oregon
Information gathered from Regional Multiple Listing Service
10/1/2008- 10/31/2008
There were 11
residential homes sold
in these areas:
City of Brookings, Airport, Marina Heights, North Bank Chetco River,
Harbor, Whinchuck,
South Bank Chetco River, Carpenterville, Cape Ferrello and Whaleshead.
The average sales price was $280,033
and the average days on market was 337.
There are 10 pending salesand 26 new listings.
There is a total of 293
active residential home listings in these same
neighborhoods.
Comparing October 2008 with October 2007, pending
sales fell 55.9%. Closed sales also fell 45.9% and new
listings decreased 21.6%.
As of the release date on November 1, 2008 very few people have made application for this mortgage aid program. I don't know the reasons why there has been an underwhelming application, but it might be because homeowners haven't heard about it. I recall during the summer a few blurbs about an aid program being worked on, but not a whole lot of media about the actual release. Some people might think...where's Lori been? Under a rock or in a cave? But I have talked to several people and they say they haven't heard of it either.
The first advice they give is for homeowners to get in touch with their lenders to see if the lenders are willing to work with the program. The site is very helpful in explaining what will be involved in making application. And some qualifications as well.
The second link I want to share with you is Countrywide/BofA's Homeownership Retention program. They will not start taking applications until December 1, 2008. (Maybe this is why there hasn't been very many applications as of yet because all the Countrywide clients haven't been able to file)
And finally a link to a full report on CNN.com about the program and it's slow start.
It sounds to me like there is a tiny flicker of hope and we have to spread the word!
Hello Everyone! I stumbled upon this new group by way of Alexsandra Stewart. I am very excited about reading everyone's reviews and writing some of my own. I never have been a ferocious reader but lately I have found my nose in a good book almost daily! Some of my favorite authors are John Grisham, Anne Perry, Janet Evanovich and James Patterson. I like reading because it is much more entertaining than TV. (100 channels and nothing to watch!)
I am a frequent flyer with NW Airlines and received an email from them yesterday that they are merging with Delta. Seems to be a lot of this going on lately huh?
My World Perks membership stays in place and I get to keep all of my accumulated miles, so that's encouraging. I just have to wonder about fare and service changes. Of course it is always a plus when fares drop and services improve but how often does that happen? I can only hope!
I also discovered Allegiant Airlines recently and wanted to share them with you. Their fares are rock bottom but they are very limited on routes and dates. Check out their link and service airports. I haven't flown with them yet but I have to question how they can offer such low fares. Maybe they don't allow baggage or carry on for that matter. And the windows open so the people with window seats can stick their arms out and flap like the birdies. But seriously...I will give them a try because they just started a Medford, OR. to Phoenix, AZ. route for $120 round trip! Amazing!!
This encouraging post from my friend Cameron Wilson gives sound advice to buyers. Right now is a good time to buy! We need to stop listening to the negative slant the media is pushing on us all the time and look at things in a positive and professional manner.
All of Us Rely on the Media to Keep us Informed " Up To The Minute" on Current Events and the manner we receive this information varies from the Internet, Television and the old fashion Newspaper but the fact remains we all to a certain degree allow others to influence our opinions. What if the information we receive is slanted to fit the Ideals of the Reporter and how much influence does it have on the population as a whole? Does this create a mindset that influences people's attitude? You bet it does but do most people investigate the information to see if it is true? Most of the time the answer is NO!!!!!
It is no Secret the Real Estate Market is Down From Previous Years and the media has reported this even though the years they like to use as a comparison were over inflated as the early years of 2000 were not Average. So be it but now many in the Media are trying to bring to the public the falsehood that people cannot get a Home Loan let alone qualify for a loan. What a bunch of "BS" being dumped upon the American public as what the Media is neglecting to say is it's not possible to get a"Liars Loan" where no information on the loan application is verified!!!!
Thirty Years Ago My Wife and I Purchased Our First Home with a FHALoan, last I heard FHA was still in business, that allowed us to achieve the American Dream of owning our own home at the tender age of 22 & 20 respectivally. We had to verify that we had jobs and a 3% down payment, borrowed from my parents, and with this Old fashion concept we moved into Our Taj Mahal. By the way the interest rate back then was 10% fixed!!!!
When I have a Problem With my Car I seek Out the Advice of a Professional Mechanic even though the Media reports GM is having a problem with their business as I do not understand how my vehicle was built but they have the Truth to my questions. IF you have a question about a subject seek out the advice of a professional in the industry as they know the reality of the their Profession regardless of what the Media may say.
In The Past Three Weeks Four Families Have obtained Loans and Closed Escrow on homes with me personally, three in Murrieta and one in Menifee Ca., so I guess they must not have been watching the news as they were too busy achieving the American Dream. I don.t say this to brag as I sell Real Estate and I don't know the first thing about running a Newspaper or Media outlet.
For Your Real Estate Needs Please Contact Me: cameron.wilson@century21.com
Brookings - Harbor Children's Theater Presents The Family Production of: Disney's Beauty And The Beast
Music by:
Alan Menken
Lyrics by:
Howard Ashman & Tim Rice
Book by:
Linda Woolverton
Music Arranged by: David Godino
Choreographed by: Cheryl Seaton
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 & 21 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 & 22 7:30 P.M.
SUNDAY MATINEE, NOVEMBER 16 & 23 2:00 P.M.
Tickets: $10 Adults ~~ $7 Seniors and Students ~~ $5 Children Ages 5 and under
Live on Stage in the Harbor Performing Arts Center ~ Brookings- Harbor Shopping Center, Harbor, Oregon
Tickets Sold at Mory's Office Supply in Brookings
For more information call: 541-661-2473
On a personal note: my daughter is in the play and she is so excited about this production. Everyone has been working very hard to learn lines, songs, dance and getting the Performing Arts Center in tip top shape for this wonderful production. If you have opportunity at all to attend this production you will not be disappointed!
The Cast and Crew of the up-coming theatrical production of, Disneyʼs Beauty and the Beast, invite you to join us for our Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser on Saturday, October 25th from 4:00-6:30 PM.
Chef Paula will be cooking traditional red sauce with angel hair pasta and fettuccini with her delectable white sauce. Both dinners come with or without meatballs and will be served with a hearty salad, fragrant garlic bread, and your choice of dessert. Coffee and punch will also be served.
Entertainment for your dining pleasure will highlight talented cast members as they sing selected songs from the November production.
Dinner prices are $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for students and seniors, and children under 5 are free! Plan to join us this Saturday! Bring family and friends to the Chetco Grange Community Center located off of Highway 101 and Zimmerman Way in Harbor, Oregon. Please call for more information: 541-661-2473.
Rainbow Rock is named for the colorful ribbons of different layers of rock at the bottom of the small hill along the beach. This beach is very difficult to get to because it is alongside Highway 101 and the access is pretty much a cliff! There is a vista point turn off on a wide shoulder of the highway and that is how I achieved these photos.
Brookings offers many condominium possibilities. To rent as vacation getaways or to purchase, as investment or primary residences. Pictured here is Rainbow Rock Condominiums, one of many condo units in the Brookings area.
According to the RMLS the Brookings area has a total of 18 active condo listings with an average list price of $317,820 and 7 sold condos in the past 12 months with an average sale price of $291,570.
Market Report
September 2008 for Brookings, Oregon
Information gathered from Regional Multiple Listing Service
9/1/2008- 9/30/2008
There were 9
residential homes sold
in these areas:
City of Brookings, Airport, Marina Heights, North Bank Chetco River,
Harbor, Whinchuck,
South Bank Chetco River, Carpenterville, Cape Ferrello and Whaleshead.
The average sales price was $256,566
and the average days on market was 150.
There are 17 pending salesand 28 new listings.
There is a total of 333
active residential home listings in these same
neighborhoods.
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