Fourth of July CelebrationCelebrate Independence Day with an evening of fireworks and family entertainment. The Town of Chapel Hill’s annual July 4th Celebration will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 4, at UNC’s Kenan Memorial Stadium.Johnny White and the Elite band (Carolina beach music, R & B, blues and country) will play at about 8 p.m. Fireworks begin at 9:30 p.m. They are only visible from inside the stadium, so plan to arrive early to get a good seat. In the event of inclement weather, the fireworks show may begin earlier than scheduled.Alcohol is prohibited - no coolers, outside containers, or food items will be allowed in the stadium. Concession stands will be open with soft drinks, water, food, and treats.Recommended parking for the event is on the University’s South Campus at Craig, Dogwood, and Cardinal Parking Decks off Manning Drive and Ramshead Parking Deck off Ridge Road. Disability parking will be available in the Bell Tower Lot. Security personnel at the gates will direct patrons to disability seating.** Schedule is subject to change-inclement weather may result in fireworks beginning early.
Nothing like a hot day and a cool pool in North Carolina and now Winmore will be adding one to its list of neighborhood amenities. Somebody bring the popsicles please.
FYI-Swim instructors favor initiating swim lessons at a young age, as children learn to swim easier and faster than adults. Flotation devices can assist the learning process, helping swimmers overcome any fear of water. Kickboards and water wings are common flotation devices used with small children
Unfortunately this means that the previously reduced rates offered by my company will be regulated along with everyone else’s rates. Will someone explain to me how raising rates is in the best interest of my clients?
Title changes in
Here are my most recent new listings. You can see more detail on my web site rememberkim.com
112 Bolinwood Drive Chapel Hill $569,000
126 Peppertree Drive $259,900 
Mebane
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518 Lafayette Drive
$219,900 Hillsborough
The national average for home appreciation is 4.25% down from 12.6% , In our area Raleigh/Cary appreciated 6.42% and Durham appreciated 7.07% first quater 2007. Eighteen months ago it was 5.11% and 5.61%. Numbers for Orange county were not available in the report. I have seen 6-10% over the last few years depending on location, floor plan and condition. I think Winmore will do very well on appreciation, similiar to Southern Village and Meadwmont.
