southern maryland: Zekiah Farms Fresh Cut Christmas Trees - 12/07/08 12:52 PM
photo credit: chippenziedeutch
Fresh Cut Christmas Trees
Zekiah Farms has beautiful Fraser Fir fresh cut Christmas Trees, fresh roping and wreaths. They are selling now and until supplies last. The trees are displayed undercover in the barn, so there is no need to worry about the outside weather.
Enjoy a Visit to the Farm
While you're there, see the farm animals or take a tractor ride (weather permitting). Stop in the store for gift ideas. They have unique arts and crafts, fresh apples, greens, winter squash and Zekiah Farms own naturally raised, antibiotic and hormone free meats.
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southern maryland: RE/MAX 100 - Hughesville 10K Festival Sponsor - 09/07/08 10:12 AM
RE/MAX 100 is a proud sponsor of the Inaugural Hughesville 10K Festival.
Deciding to sell or buy a home is a big step. To make sure it's a step in the right direction, choose the person best qualified to handle your real estate needs: a RE/MAX Sales Associate.
Averaging more production and more advanced industry education than other agents, RE/MAX Associates are truly "The Real Estate Leaders" in quality customer service. Customer satisfaction is reflected in their high, industry- leading rate of repeat and referral business.
When you choose a RE/MAX Sales Associate to sell your home or help you … (2 comments)
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southern maryland: Commuter Rail to Hughesville and Beyond - 12/04/07 05:56 PM
Craig W. Barrett, Hughesville, REALTOR (r)
Hughesville, MD Real Estate
www.hughesvillehomes.com
I've been following an interesting subject that affects the quality of life for residents of Hughesville and Southern Maryland. The subject is the addition of Commuter rail cars on existing CSX rail lines. This is an excellent opportunity to provide a valuable service to the residents of Hughesville and all of Southern Maryland.
Maryland Senator Roy Dyson has been trying for years to get some traction on this issue and it appears we may have some. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer apparently contacted Governer Martin O'Malley and Transportation Secretary Porcari to urge them … (4 comments)
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