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Union County has approved the middle and high school relief for the 2008/2009 year. This is great news for communities like Callonwood and Brookhaven who will now be attending Weddington Middle and Weddington High school.
Here is a link to view the re-assignment plan:
http://fpc.ucps.k12.nc.us/documents/SV_Relief_Approved_Boundaries.pdf
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"2008—the Best Year to Buy a Home in 35 Years!"
In April of 1973, mortgage rates were about the same as they are today. Since that time, we have only had mortgage rates this low during 2001 and 2002, the height of the seller's markets where there was little inventory. In the last two major buyer's markets, one in the early 1980s and the other in the early 1990s, the rates were..(read more)
Ardrey Kell High School's tennis team is on fire this year! 2 years ago the team did not even exhist! Way to go!
Ardrey Kell tennis team aims for playoffs
They perform well on and off the court
http://www.charlotte.com/258/story/574778.html
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After almost a year of dying lawns and landscape Union county residents will be allowed to water their lawns again starting this weekend! It has been nice having such a low water utility bill but we will love a green lawn again! Here is a link to an article in today's Charlotte Observer announcing the easing of water restrictions.....
Grass, get ready for a drink
Union County eases..(read more)
Whether you live in Charlotte, NC area are not - these lawn tips will help you keep your lawns in great condition through the fall and winter.
Tip 1 - Apply Scotts® Turf Builder® WinterGuardTM anytime between now and the first of December. If you applied a fertilizer or a fertilizer/control combination product to your lawn earlier this season, allow 6-8 weeks between feedings
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Lake Norman – The Lake continues to rock and roll with no sign of a slow down. 2 great reasons to buy now – 1. we’re at the low point of the lake now so you know exactly how good your water depth is and 2. our winters for this area are extremely mild: we get a lot of rain instead of snow/ice, and we don’t dip as much in temperature (I just aerated and overseeded my lawn..(read more)
