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Infestation
of bedbugs
widespread
in region
You probably hate reading
about bedbugs.
Believe me, I’m not too
crazy about having to write
about them.
But bedbugs are an
increasingly vexing problem
in our region. Orkin recently
ranked the ClevelandAkron-Canton area eighth
in infestations in the United
States; Terminix ranked
Cleveland 15th.
Granted, those rankings
are based on reports to the
pest control companies
and are skewed to their
experiences and the places
where they operate. But
experts say there’s no dispute
that bedbugs are spreading
north in Ohio and that
infestations are widespread
enough to be troubling.
Last week, I had the good
fortune to attend a bedbug
update led by Susan C. Jones,
an urban entomologist at
Ohio State University and a
nationally recognized expert
on the creepy critters. Along
with a case of phantom
itchiness, I came away with
some good strategies for
battling the bugs.
First, the bad news.
There is no magic bullet.
People want a cheap and easy
solution, but Jones insisted
there is none.
Bedbugs — at least the
ones in our area — have
developed resistance to most
of the pesticides that are
considered safe for indoor
use today. While some
over-the-counter products
will kill bedbugs if you
manage to spray it right on
them, those products stop
working as soon as they dry.
So even though you might
be able to kill the bugs you
can see, multitudes of their
friends are hiding safely in
your box springs, behind
your baseboards, inside your
electrical outlets or in any
number of other places.
“These bugs are
unbelievable. … They’re the
ultimate survivor,” Jones said.
Now the good news.
The increase in bedbugs
is getting people’s attention.
And Jones said awareness
can go a long way toward
keeping the bugs at bay.
If we learn to recognize
signs of infestation and
get in the habit of taking
precautions to prevent the
bugs’ spread, we stand a
decent chance of keeping
them out of our homes.
Should the insects get in
anyway, our awareness will
help us notice them faster
and boost our chances of
eradicating them quickly and
without great expense.
So what do bedbugs look
like?
Ed Suba Jr./akron beacon Journal
Interior designer alan garren looks over a bottle of wine with his daughter, ann marie spirk, in a room that he designed for her and
her husband, Peter spirk, in their Bath township home. the dog schotzi is a Weimaraner.
savored
atmosphere is
with wine-theme decor
Bath Township room
features soft lighting,
Spanish cedar ceiling
and heavy furniture
By Mary Beth Breckenridge
Beacon Journal home writer
“Wine is bottled poetry.”
— Robert Louis Stevenson
There’s something romantic
about good wine, something
convivial and indulgent.
It’s a beverage to be savored and
shared, a pleasure associated with
celebration and relaxation.
And for some people, it’s a
theme to decorate a room or even a
home around.
Wine-theme decor is growing
in popularity as the ranks of wine
collectors expand, said Marshall
Tilden III of Wine Enthusiast Cos.,
a wine-products seller in Mount
Kisco, N.Y.
Those collectors’ deep interest
in wine is being reflected in their
surroundings, said Tilden, the
company’s sales manager of wine
storage and wine accessories.
“People are just ensconced in it,”
he said.
That’s the case with Ann Marie
and Peter Spirk, who built a winetheme gathering space in the lower
level of their Bath Township home.
Ann Marie Spirk used to be a
sales representative for a wine
broker; her husband’s family
owns a home in the vineyards of
Austria’s wine region of Styria.
They met at a wine auction, “so
wine’s just a part of our life,” she
said.
The room, with a heavy table
and chairs at its heart, is a place
where the Spirks like to entertain
friends. They’ll put out a cheese
board, open a bottle and visit
around the table.
The couple was lucky to have
able guidance in creating the room:
Ann Marie Spirk’s father is Bath
interior designer Alan Garren.
Garren gave the room a winecellar feel with soft lighting, a
Spanish cedar ceiling, an antique
tile floor and walls of stucco and
stone. Hand-carved wood panels
represent the stops involved in
winemaking, and a likeness of
Bacchus, the Roman god of wine,
watches over the room from his
spot above a wine barrel that was a
gift from a friend.
Please see Wine, H7
Please see Close, H7
“Own a piece of Akron history on wonderful
Mayfield Avenue. Lovingly renovated and
stunning throughout.”
Laura Horning Duryea
330-606-7131
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PLANT LOVERS’ ALMANAC
ask mArY BEtH
Charcoal may get rid of odor
Q: I had anise bread in the freezer
compartment of a refrigerator in my
garage. The freezer stopped working
when it got cold, and the bread thawed.
Now I can’t get the anise odor out of the
refrigerator and freezer. Do you have any
suggestions?
— T.P., Wadsworth
MARY BETH
BRECKENRIDGE
A: I assume you’ve already cleaned the
refrigerator and freezer, but you may need
to clean them a few times. Be sure to clean everything,
including shelves, drawers, gaskets, the drain tube, the
drip pan and all the little crevices.
If the odor remains, you can try a strong deodorizing
product such as Smells BeGone spray or Odors Away.
Check bedding, hardware and hospital supply stores, or
order online.
Placing containers of clean cat litter, unused coffee
grounds or a few ounces of imitation vanilla (not real
vanilla extract) in the refrigerator and freezer may also
absorb the odor.
Or try this method recommended by Claudette Reichel,
an extension housing specialist with Louisiana State
University: Empty the fridge and run it for a couple of
days with nothing but a shallow pan of activated charcoal
in it. (I’d put a pan in the refrigerator section and one
in the freezer compartment.) If you can, reactivate
the charcoal every six to eight hours by heating it in a
350-degree oven until it’s hot.
Another method, recommended by the Michigan State
University Extension, is to pack the refrigerator and
freezer with crumpled newspaper. Set a cup of water
on the top shelf, or sprinkle the newspaper lightly with
water. Let the refrigerator run for five or six days.
If those measures still don’t work, the plastic of the
freezer’s interior walls may have absorbed the odor.
That’s when Reichel suggests repeatedly heating and
ventilating the interior walls to try to remove the smell.
Warm the walls with a hair dryer, hot-air popcorn
popper or portable convection heater that blows warm
air. Don’t leave the heater unattended or use a device that
gets so hot it could damage the walls.
Once the walls are warm, turn off the heat and
ventilate with a portable fan until they’re cool.
Repeat the process for several hours until the smell is
almost gone. Then you can try absorbing the rest of the
odor with activated charcoal.
Have a question about home maintenance, decorating or gardening? Akron Beacon Journal
home writer Mary Beth Breckenridge will find answers for the queries that are chosen to appear
in the paper. To submit a question, call her at 330-996-3756, or send email to mbrecken@
thebeaconjournal.com. Be sure to include your full name, your town and your phone number
or email address.
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learn how to plant in straw bed
Joel Karsten introduces readers to a simplified raisedbed growing method in his book Straw Bale Gardens.
The method involves planting food crops directly in
beds of straw with a small amount of planting mix instead
of planting in soil. The bale serves as a container, and the
straw provides nutrients to the plants as it decomposes
throughout the growing season.
It’s an inexpensive way to garden that eliminates
weeding and puts the plant at a raised height for less
bending, Karsten says. At the end of the season, you just
toss the bale onto a compost pile and start fresh the next
year.
Straw bales can be used to grow vegetables, fruits,
herbs and even flowers.
Straw Bale Gardens is published by Cool Springs Press
and sells for $19.99 in softcover.
— Mary Beth Breckenridge
what’s nEW
Cheery dogwoods, early harbinger
of spring, prepare to bloom soon
sapsuckers busy boring
holes, feed on sap that’s
early food for migrating
hummingbirds to area
By Jim Chatfield
Special to the Beacon Journal
The weather remains
wintry though blizzards are
probably past, snowdrop
flowers peek forth and
buzzards have returned to
Hinckley Township. So, at
Ohio State University’s Secrest
Arboretum in Wooster, we
ask: if March has arrived shall
the blooms of corneliancherry
dogwood be far behind? Let’s
take a look at what is here now
and soon to come.
First, those corneliancherry
dogwoods. This small, often
multi-stemmed shrub or
small tree dogwood (Cornus
mas) is a cheery earlyseason harbinger of spring.
It typically displays its
chartreuse-yellow blooms
in Northeast Ohio in early
March, but the date varies
depending upon how warm
the spring is each year.
Last week, these dogwoods
were blooming at the
Cincinnati Zoo, I predicted
to my Sustainable Landscape
Maintenance class at OSU in
Columbus that it would bloom
there this week, and I suspect
it will blossom next week in
the Wooster and Akron areas.
Walking around Secrest
Arboretum in recent weeks,
our regular group has noticed
rows of small holes in trees
such as tuliptree. Not from
borer insects. Not anything
causing significant harm to the
trees. Not rogue maple tappers
with poor plant identification
skills. Instead these horizontal
rows of shallow holes are
actually known as sapwells,
created by yellow-bellied
sapsuckers, woodpeckers that
feed on the sugary sap in foodconducting phloem tissue in
the plant.
The sapsuckers feed on the
sap and any insects within, and
as entomologist and naturalist
Roger Downer notes, when
they return this year they will
also drum up needed early
season food for migrating
hummingbirds who use the
sugar to survive during lean
times until nectar is available
from spring and summer
flowers.
There is a lot more going
on out there now, such
as buds on trees like the
identifying clustered end buds
characteristic of oaks. There
are trees with great bark
features in winter, such as
birches and sycamores. Plants
are still mostly dormant, and
so are some plant parasitic
fungi.
Remember that you heard
it here first — rust actually
— Mary Beth Breckenridge
And one more: “To me
the definition of sustainable
landscaping is something
that persists over time
with minimal economic,
environmental and labor
expense. And also provides
environmental, health and
aesthetic benefits to its
surroundings. Practices in
sustainable landscaping come
with the least detrimental
effect on the environment
and aid in the persistence of
that landscape and the plant
life which makes it up. It is
the optimal use of natural
resources in the environment
in the most efficient way,”
wrote Mike Benedict.
They are a wonderful group
of students. So, to counter
making them sit in a room to
take their midterm last week,
we read the more experiential
tone of Walt Whitman from
Leaves of Grass:
“When I heard the learn’d
astronomer;
When the proofs, the figures,
were ranged in columns before
me;
When I was shown the
charts and the diagrams, to
add, divide, and measure them;
When I, sitting, heard the
astronomer, where he lectured
with much applause in the
lecture-room,
How soon, unaccountable, I
became tired and sick;
Till rising and gliding out, I
wander’d off by myself,
In the mystical moist nightair, and from time to time,
Look’d up in perfect silence
at the stars.”
Jim Chatfield is a horticultural educator with Ohio
State University Extension. If you have questions
about caring for your garden, write: Jim Chatfield,
Plant Lovers’ Almanac, Ohio State University
Extension, 1680 Madison Ave., Wooster, OH
44691. Send email to [email protected]
or call 330-466-0270. Please include your phone
number if you write.
master gardeners honor volunteers
summit County group
presents awards, gives
service pins at ceremony
Beacon Journal staff writer
Artist Lisa Leonard puts a new twist on cake toppers.
Leonard, a Californian who makes jewelry, decor items
and keepsakes, has created a line of hand-cast pewter
toppers in whimsical designs. Among her creations are a
pair of birds imprinted with the names of a bridal couple,
a banner that says “True Love” and individual letters
that spell out messages such as “Happy,” “Hitched” and
“XOXO.”
She’ll also provide the letters to spell out a word or
message of your choice.
Prices for her ready-made toppers range from $21 to
$63. They can be ordered at www.lisaleonardonline.com.
Davey’s Trevor
Vidic and Mark
McBride braved snow
and rain starting
in late February
as we proceed to
map these trees and
then assess their
ecological impacts to
the environment of
Wooster.
Finally, speaking
of environmental
considerations, one
of the essay questions
for my students in
Columbus was: “What
is your definition
Regular line of yellow-bellied sapsucker
of sustainable
wells from last season on tuliptree at
landscaping?” I got
Secrest Arboretum as seen last week.
much more than I
bargained for as all
of the answers were quite
does sleep. The cedar apple
outstanding. So I will close,
rust fungus which winters on
with just a few, with more to
junipers, right now is in the
come later.
form of a grayish blob, and
“It is not necessary for us
will not become active for
to select plants that need to
about six weeks yet, when
be placed on life support and
orange spore tendrils will
emerge from the galls with the monitored to make an area
attractive,” wrote Andrew
right combination of rising
Barger.
temperatures and moisture.
“Sustainable landscaping
These spores will then answer
the call of the wind and spread adds or enhances the
ecosystem services of a design
to apples and hawthorns,
space, and perhaps remediates
causing disease.
a damaged environment,”
Also now at Secrest
according to Lee Smith
Arboretum is the beginning
Bravender’s answer.
of our tree inventory, being
“The true beauty of a
conducted by Davey Tree
sustainable landscape isn’t
Expert Company. The
seen — the beauty lies in the
mapping of the trees of the
arboretum, OSU’s Agricultural services provided to maintain
an ecological balance,
Research and Development
Center and OSU’s Agricultural providing an environment that
promotes the integrity of the
Technical institute will
local flora and fauna,” wrote
be linked to a long list of
Pat Widmayer.
parameters such as when
“A sustainable landscape
the tree was planted, which
should satisfy the triple
nursery donated or sold the
tree, and much more. This will bottom line; be economically,
socially, and environmentally
be of great use to researchers,
donors, the green industry and friendly,” according to Mira
OSU Wooster Campus visitors. Bacon.
TAKE NOTE
By Mary Beth Breckenridge
Cake toppers get updated look
JIm CHAtfIEld/special to the Beacon Journal photos
Corneliancherry dogwood starting to bloom in Cincinnati will grace Northeast Ohio landscapes soon.
Three Summit County
master gardener volunteers
received top honors at
the group’s annual awards
ceremony Feb. 26.
Honored were Pat Munka,
Summit Volunteer of the Year;
Peggy Cartwright, President’s
Award; and Sarah Vradenburg,
Carol Easter Lifelong Learner
Award.
In addition, those three
women were among 24
master gardeners honored
for volunteering 100 or more
hours in 2012. The others were
Susan Arpad, Lora Avens,
Jan Barber-Hemphill, Deidre
Betancourt, Mindy CostiganMcCartney, Pam Derry, Karen
Edgington, Geoff Kennedy,
Patricia Korab, Cheryl
Manson, Penny Marquette,
Vincent Matlock, Sherilyn
Medkeff, Patricia Miller, Lori
Nelson, Jeanne Poremski,
Helen Ryan-King, Mary
Simonelli, Mary June Starts,
Jacqueline Stringer and Cheryl
Urban.
Edgington, Poremski and
Vradenburg were recognized
for amassing at least 100
continuing education hours.
Service pins were awarded
to these volunteers:
• 15 years of service: Dayle
Davis and Melinda Stewart.
• 10 years: Nancy Alvarez,
Judy Joyce, Barb Kruger,
Darlene Mann, Jean Maurer,
Pat McRowe, Anita Meeker,
Karen Petterson, Denise Reich
and Terri Shroyer.
• Five years: Liz Bright,
Bonnie Butson, CostiganMcCartney, Bob Eley, Nancy
Germano, Andy Greene,
Iris Harvie, Karen Martin,
Matlock, Starts and Kristy
Yates.
Company honored
Another local company,
Studio 76 Kitchens & Baths,
has been honored with a “Best
of Houzz” award from the
design website Houzz (www.
houzz.com).
The Twinsburg company
was honored for customer
service satisfaction.
The company’s website is
www.studio76kitchens.com.
To my readers
A friendly reminder to my
readers: If you call or write
to me with a question, please
be sure to include a phone
number, email address or some
other way for me to reach you.
Occasionally I’ll get a query I
can’t respond to because the
person didn’t include contact
information.
Please don’t assume I’ll
answer your question in the
paper. I get more questions
than I can answer in print, and
I generally avoid repeating
topics.
Events, programs
• Longaberger Collectors
Club event, 10 a.m. to noon today,
Longaberger at Home showroom,
Aurora Farms Premium Outlets,
549 S. Chillicothe Road. Talks by
Longaberger Creative Director
Michael Kennedy and Senior
Product Designer David Neer; basket
signing for club members by Gary
Longaberger. Free.
• Brunswick Kiwanis Spring
Craft Fair, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
today, Brunswick Recreation
Center, 3637 Center Road. http://
northcoastpromo.com.
• Medina County Home and
Garden Show, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
today and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday,
Medina County Community
Center, 735 Lafayette Road, Medina.
Exhibits, gardens, craft beer tasting,
demonstrations. $5; seniors, $4;
children 12 and younger, free. www.
medinahomeandgardenshow.com.
• Cleveland Botanical Garden
events, 11030 East Blvd. Orchid
Mania, ends Sunday. Ask the Orchid
Doctor, 1-3 p.m. today. Garden
admission: $9.50; children ages 3-12,
$4; members and younger children,
free. 216-721-1600 or www.cbgarden.
org.
• Cuyahoga Falls Community
Gardens signup, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Monday, Cuyahoga Falls Library,
2015 Third St. New gardeners can
reserve and pay for one or more
plots. $18 for a 25-by-25-foot plot,
including water. Informational
meeting and demonstration program,
How to Turn Dirt Into Soil to Grow
Fruits & Vegetables, 7-9 p.m.
• Gardening for Bees: Simple
Changes Gardeners Can Make
to Help Our Pollinators, 7
p.m. Monday, Hudson Library &
Historical Society, 96 Library St.
Speaker: Denise Ellsworth, Ohio
State University honeybee and
native pollinator educator. Free. 330653-6658 or [email protected].
• Warm Up Akron meetings,
3:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Mogadore Branch Library, 144 S.
Cleveland Ave. Members knit and
crochet rectangles that are used to
make afghans for needy people in the
Akron area, and they’ll teach others
the skills. 330-699-3252 or http://
warmupakron.webs.com.
• Spring Pond Opening, 5
p.m. Wednesday, Water X Scapes
(formerly Hoffman’s Garden
Center), 1021 E. Caston Road, Green.
Free, but reservations are requested
at 330-896-9811.
• Needlework Circle meeting,
6 p.m. Thursdays, Seville Library,
North Center Street. 330-769-2852.
• The Power of Pollinators
Short Course, 8:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. Thursday and Friday,
Ohio Agricultural Research and
Development Center, 1680 Madison
Ave., Wooster Township. Workshop
on the biology, identification and
conservation of native bees. $20,
including lunch. Registration: http://
go.osu.edu/R8k, 330-263-3723 or
[email protected].
• Oh Deer!, 11 a.m. March 16,
Donzell’s Flower & Garden Center,
937 E. Waterloo Road, Akron.
Speaker: Carol Zeh, caretaker to
Dillie, a domesticated deer. Free.
Registration: 330-724-0550, ext. 110.
• Dormant Pruning
Workshop, 8 a.m. to noon
March 20, Seaman Orientation
Plaza, Secrest Arboretum, Ohio
Agricultural Research and
Development Center, 1680 Madison
Ave., Wooster Township. Instruction
and practice on pruning young
trees and shrubs. $50. Class size is
limited. Mail-in registration form
at http://go.osu.edu/R6w, or email
[email protected].
• Gardening in the
Community, 9 a.m. to noon March
23, Westminster Presbyterian
Church, 1250 W. Exchange St.,
Akron. Information for community
gardeners and garden enthusiasts.
Presented by the Summit County
Master Gardeners. $10. Registration
deadline March 16. Information:
Sarah Vradenburg, 330-612-0234, or
http://summitmastergardeners.org.
Submit notices of classes, programs and
events two weeks in advance to mbrecken@
thebeaconjournal.com or Home and Garden News,
Features Department, Akron Beacon Journal, P.O.
Box 640, Akron, OH 44309-0640. Please include
name and phone number. All events must be open
to the public.
Mary Beth Breckenridge can be reached at 330996-3756 or [email protected].
You can also become a fan on Facebook at http://
tinyurl.com/mbbreck, follow her on Twitter @
MBBreckenridge and read her blog at www.ohio.
com/blogs/mary-beth.
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330-352-0901
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GREEN
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1449 Alton Dr.
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GOODYEAR HEIGHTS
1422 Chippewa Ave.
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AKRON SOUTH
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ELLET
SUN 2:30-4
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394 Delaware Avenue
$89,900 SUN 2-4
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523 Morningview Ave.
MLS# 3380094
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116 Woodland
3 bd/1 ba
HUDSON
183 Stratford Rd.
MLS# 3385994
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330-618-7590
SUN 2:30-4
SUN 1-3
KENMORE
BATH
1418 Fawler Ave.
3 bd/1 ba
$55,000 SUN 1-3:30 Shaunte Jackson
CUTLER REAL ESTATE
330-835-5621
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3 bd/1 ba
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2680 Farmstead Rd.
4 bd/3.1 ba
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267 Lake Pointe Dr.
3 bd/2.1 ba
$309,000 SUN 2-4
2463 Martin Rd.
2 bd/2 ba
963 Chadwick Ln.
3 bd/2.5 ba
$169,900 SUN 1-3
Jean Mannarino
CUTLER REAL ESTATE
330-391-0262
1220 Meadow Spur
4 bd/3.1 ba
749 Saratoga Trail
4 bd/2.5 ba
$189,900 SUN 1-3
Jean Mannarino
CUTLER REAL ESTATE
330-391-0262
4658 N Ridge Dr
6 BR/6 BA
$899,900 SUN. 1-3
331 Stratton Dr.
5 bd/4 ba
$273,900 SUN 2-4
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CUTLER REAL ESTATE
330-350-1588
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$85,000 SUN 2-4
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CUTLER REAL ESTATE
330-338-7350
1647 Shriver Ave.
$34,900 SUN 12-2
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CUTLER REAL ESTATE
330-338-7350
3 bd/1.1 ba
CONDOMINIUMS
1940 Brookwood Dr.
MLS# 3370825
4 bd/3.1 ba $239,900
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330-836-2603
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SUN 1-2:30
144 Luden Ave.
MLS# 3361558
3 bd/1 ba
$106,900
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SUN 12:30-2
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3674 Regency Woods Tr.
4 bd/4 ba
$995,000 SUN 2:30-4 Betty Wulff
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$125,000 SUN 2-4
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CUTLER REAL ESTATE
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3 bd/2 ba
$120,000 SUN 12-2
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4 bd/2.1 ba
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CUTLER REAL ESTATE
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3114 Woodland
MLS# 3382784
4 bd/2 ba
$122,900
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4 bd/2 ba
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STOW
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SUN 2:30-3:30
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4 bd/4 ba
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SUN 2:30-4
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MLS# 3358317
3 bd/2 ba
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SUN 12:30-2
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News Briefs
The basics of property taxes
Cutler Real Estate opens
five offices in Central Ohio
(MS) – Paying property taxes is a necessary side effect of
home ownership. Across the
United States and Canada,
residents are required to pay
property taxes based on an
assessment of their homes’
value.
Taxes on land and the
buildings on it are one of the
biggest sources of revenue
for local governments. In
the United States, property
taxes are not imposed by
the states, but by the smaller
governing bodies in cities,
towns, townships, counties
and other jurisdictions. In
Canada, property taxes, or
milliage taxes, are levied by
the jurisdiction in which the
property is located. They may
be paid to a federated state or
a municipality or the national government. Sometimes
multiple jurisdictions may
tax the same property.
Tax rate determined by
location and market
conditions
Although the taxes are
mandated by a higher
governing power, the rate at
which you pay taxes could be
based on a very local assessment of the area in which
your house is located and the
current market conditions.
An assessor will visit a home
– usually prior to purchase
– and make a determination
on the percentage of tax to
be paid depending on the
condition of the home, the
improvements that have
been made and the climate
of the economy in your particular town or city. Property
taxes are usually calculated
by taking the assessed value
of your home and multiplying it by the tax rate that has
been determined by your
local government.
Ways to lower property
taxes
While no one can “legally”
escape paying property taxes,
there are several ways to
have them lowered. Getting
your home reassessed is one
such way. Individuals who
have reached a certain age
may be eligible for certain
discounts on property taxes.
But this may require a very
low income to qualify. There
are also some tax credits or
homestead exemptions that
may qualify you for a limited
assessed value on the property.
According to data from the
Tax Foundation and Forbes,
areas of New Jersey, New York
and Illinois boast some of the
highest property taxes. Residents of Hunterdon County,
N.J., paid on average $8,600
a year between 2005 and
2009. Those in Lake County,
Ill., pay around $6,500.
People living in Westchester
County, N.Y., can plan on
spending $8,400 per year.
Statistics indicate that homes
located in Ontario cities in
central Canada have the
highest property taxes. Toronto residents, for example,
pay an average of $3,900.
In this tough economy,
lowering property taxes
(which are generally rolled
into the mortgage amount
for ease of payment) could
substantially reduce bills.
As many as 60 percent of
properties across the United
States are overassessed,
according to the National
Taxpayers Union, a nonprofit
group that promotes lower
taxes.
If you suspect your property taxes are high, here are
the steps to take:
• Get a copy of your property
tax assessment from the local
assessor’s office and doublecheck all the information
contained to see if it is correct.
• Check the assessments of
five comparable homes that
have sold in your neighborhood in the last three years.
• An independent appraiser
can also provide you accurate
information at a cost. Make
sure he or she is licensed
with the National Association
of Independent Fee Appraisers or by the American
Society of Appraisers.
It’s not possible to lower
the property tax rate, just the
assessed value of the home
through an official appeal.
There may be fees associated
with this appeal, however.
Some home improvements will increase the value
of your home and, in turn,
your property taxes. Here are
some of the most common
culprits:
• Extra stories to the home
• Outbuildings, such as a
guest house
• Sports courts, like tennis
• Installation of an in-ground
pool
• Improvements to fencing
• Addition of a garage or another room on the home
An influx of new residents or
new construction of stores
and homes can have a major
effect on the assessed value
of your home.
Homeowners: Beware of
unsolicited mail offering
to reduce property taxes;
advice from the Summit
County Fiscal Office
A word to the wise: The
Summit County Fiscal Office and Office of Consumer
Affairs warns homeowners
who receive unsolicited mail
offering for a fee to help them
lower their property taxes to
know they may do the same
thing for free.
The Summit County Fiscal
Office’s Board of Revision
reviews complaints about
property values. To learn how
to file a complaint contact
the Board of Revision at
330-643-2631, or visit http://
fiscaloffice.summitoh.net/index.php/board-of-revisioncomplaint.
“It is important, especially
in these economic times, that
property owners know that
they do not need to pay a
third party to file a valuation
appeal on their behalf,” said
Kristen M. Scalise, Summit
County Fiscal Officer. “This is
a free service.”
Summit County property
owners can file an appeal
at no cost with the Board of
Revision.
By statute, complaint forms
can be submitted to the
Board of Revision after Jan. 1
but prior to the close of business at 4 p.m. on April 1.
A change in the status of a
neighborhood can also give
rise to higher property taxes.
MyCommunities.Ohio.com marks
one-year anniversary
A message from Deanna Stevens Ulrich, content publisher
published directly on the MyCommunities.Ohio.com site
through the uPublish page.
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CONNECTING FRIENDS:
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corresponding Twitter and
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news and have a place to share
stories with friends.
TARGETED REACH:
MyCommunities.Ohio.com
gave local businesses a new
avenue to reach their niche
audiences, a benefit that will
continue in the year ahead.
MyCommunities.Ohio.
com, the online “home” of
the 10 community microsites
launched in 2012 by the Akron
Beacon Journal/Ohio.com,
marked one year in existence
this month. From the Cuyahoga Falls bicentennial celebration to courtroom drama to
school levies and the elections,
the sites have been a primary
location to find local news.
Powered by Ohio.com correspondents and backed by the
Beacon Journal newsroom, the
MyCommunities.Ohio.com
sites will continue to bring you
local news you cannot find
anywhere else.
To celebrate the one-year
anniversary, starting this
month, we’ll have a series featuring past MyCommunities.
Ohio.com stories reviewing the
previous year of coverage. Our
celebration will include various local leaders showcasing
what’s in store for the community and what you’ll read about
in 2013.
While looking ahead to the
future of MyCommunities.
Ohio.com, we wanted to take
a minute to look back at a few
highlights from the last 12
months:
NEW LAYOUT: Since the
initial launch, the layout of the
sites has changed to be more
user friendly. Coming soon,
the sites will become responsive for use on mobile devices.
Whether accessing the site
from a laptop, tablet or smartphone, the site will adjust to
the device automatically.
COMMUNITY SOUNDING
BOARD: Local residents have
been able to have their stories
UP-AND-COMING
VOICES: Budding journalists
from Cuyahoga Falls, Revere
and Stow high schools have
been providing insights from
their respective communities and school districts. We’re
looking to expand this project
to all of the community sites
in 2013. Interested high school
juniors or seniors should contact Deanna Stevens Ulrich,
content publisher, for more
information.
AWARD-WINNING
COVERAGE: The Home
Builders Association Serving
Portage and Summit Counties
named MyCommunities.
Ohio.com the best new
website at its envision Awards
ceremony.
Happy birthday,
MyCommunities.Ohio.com,
and many, many more!
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Cutler Real Estate has opened five offices in the Greater
Columbus area, announced Jim Camp, partner and principal broker. Three regional offices are located in Upper Arlington, New Albany and Grove City with partnership offices
in Historic Dublin and the Short North.
“We had been looking at expansion opportunities as we
came out of the housing recession, and Columbus is the
most dynamic real estate market in Ohio, if not the Midwest,” said Camp. “When the opportunity to make this move
presented itself, we moved quickly to take advantage of it.”
The new offices bring Cutler Real Estate’s growth in Ohio
to 17 offices serving Greater Akron, Canton, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
Luke Schmidt joins
Cutler Real Estate
Luke Schmidt, a fully licensed
Realtor, has joined the Dressler
office of Cutler Real Estate, announced Andy Camp, manager.
Schmidt lives in Louisville with his
wife, Tiffany, and children Isabella
and Dean
Luke Schmidt
Free tax filing help for area residents April 6
Free tax filing services are available to area residents
through tax clinics hosted by the Akron-Canton Regional
Foodbank. Most households with an adjusted gross income
of less than $60,000 per year can use the Ohio Benefit Bank
to file their taxes.
Clients will be seen by appointment only. This final
session is available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,
April 6, at the Akron-Summit County Main Public Library
downtown.
Eligible participants must bring:
• Photo proof of identification
• Social Security Numbers for client and all dependents
• Income forms, such as W2s, 1099s, 1098s
• Information about other income (ex: interest income)
• Deduction and credit information (ex: child care expenses,
tuition bills, union dues)
• A copy of last year’s tax return
Taxes are prepared by Ohio Benefit Bank counselors. To
schedule an appointment at the library, please call Laura
Vanzo at 330-572-3101.
Save the date . . .
Hudson Community Expo April 13
“Explore Hudson,” the Hudson Chamber of Commerce’s
biennial community business expo, returns from
10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at Hudson High School,
2500 Hudson Aurora Road. More than 90 exhibitors will
be on hand to introduce themselves and their services to
visitors, including representatives from the schools, city
departments, clubs, non-profit organizations and civic
groups.
The Expo will feature live entertainment, demonstrations, refreshments, free samples, drawings and giveaways
throughout the day. Highlights include the Hudson
Community Chorus, Jungle Terry’s Live Animal Show, Kids’
Craft Area, Game Truck, face painting and cooking
demonstrations. Admission and parking are free.
Seniors: Beware
of Medicare
phone scam
A message from the
County of Summit Office of
Consumer Affairs
Northeast Ohio
residents need to
be on the alert as
several seniors have
reported receiving
telephone calls from
individuals claiming
to be representatives
of Medicare trying to
get personal information under the guise of updating or renewing Medicare cards.
The bogus caller claims to be from Medicare verifying the
consumer’s name, address, and telephone number and date
of birth to issue new Medicare cards. The caller also asks
for additional information such as the name of your bank
where your Social Security checks are deposited along with
your bank account numbers.
What should you do if you receive such a call?
“It is okay to interrupt the caller in mid sentence and say,
‘No thank you,’ and hang up,” said Cynthia Sich, director,
Summit County Office of Consumer Affairs. “If your telephone rings immediately thereafter, do not pick it up in case
it is the scam artist at it again.”
Seniors need to know that these criminals will try whatever means it takes to get your personal information. They
will attempt to appear legitimate by telling you they have to
transfer the call to their supervisor if you do not answer the
questions or explain that you will receive a follow-up call.
Sich wants to remind everyone to never give out personal
identifiable information over the telephone, especially in
cases in which you did not place the call. It is also important
to remember that Medicare does NOT call beneficiaries to
verify information because they already have it.
For specific questions about Medicare, call 1-800-6334227, or visit ww.medicare.gov.
For more information on this or other types of scams,
contact the Office of Consumer Affairs at 330-643-2879, or
visit www.co.summit.oh.us/consumeraffairs.
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Next Door
Create a home inventory for insurance
By Tony DeLuke, president, Akron Area Board of Realtors
It is a good idea to create a
home inventory before disaster
strikes to make filing an insurance claim a smoother process.
Don’t rely on your memory to
keep track of your possessions.
Create an inventory so you can
know what’s missing if you ever
need to file a claim.
Experiencing a theft, flood,
fire or other casualty loss is
devastating enough. Now
imagine trying to list from
memory for your insurance
claim every single item that
was damaged or destroyed.
The task becomes less daunting if you create a home inventory in advance and keep
it in a safe place.
Creating a home inventory can be done with pencil
and paper alone, but a digital
camera and camcorder make
the job easier. Set aside
enough time to review your
insurance policies, find
receipts, document your possessions and figure out where
you’ll store your records.
A home inventory is essential and includes appliances,
plates and glasses to collectibles, rugs and furniture. The
average home is packed with
an array of items collected
over the years. And while you
may be able to list many of
them in a pinch, chances are
you’d miss some important
possessions if you ever needed to reconstruct your home’s
contents from memory.
Your job doesn’t end once
you’ve compiled a home
inventory. Be sure to compare
estimated values to your policy’s coverage to ensure that
you’ll be able to replace your
belongings in case of damage
or theft. Purchase additional
coverage if the value of your
possessions exceeds the limits
on your homeowners, flood,
or other disaster policy.
Take photos and video
of possessions
A picture can be worth more
than just a thousand words–it
can add up to thousands in
cash if you ever need to file
an insurance claim. Using a
digital camcorder or camera,
take pictures of each room to
document your belongings.
Homeowners can literally
walk from room to room and
record narrative descriptions
of items. You should note
whether something is an antique, for example, or if it has
other qualities that make it
especially valuable such as the
size of a television screen or
the type of stones in a piece of
jewelry. Get close-up shots of
serial numbers on electronics,
power tools and the like.
Document vital statistics
Filling in a printed checklist
with serial numbers, brands,
quantities and estimated
values will prove indispensable if an insurance claim ever
needs to be filed. The adjuster
will likely ask for such a list
and you can use the video
or photos as proof of ownership.
Keep your home
inventory safe
Of course, such documentation is useless if
it’s destroyed in a natural
disaster, consumed by fire
or stolen along with your
personal computer. Be sure
to store the files you create
on an online backup service
such as Carbonite.com or
iBackup.com in case your
home is destroyed. Services
such as these typically start
at about $10 per month.
Another way to protect your
information is to save it on a
USB (thumb) drive that’s kept
off site in a safe-deposit box or
at a relative’s home. Store an
extra copy in your “emergency
bag,” which should include
essentials your family needs
in case you’re forced to flee on
short notice.
It’s also a good idea to keep
a file with receipts and any
appraisals of valuable items
you own. Store these documents off site as well. Remember, the more documentation
you have to prove what you
owned and what it was worth,
the easier the claims process
will be.
you can reach the Akron Area
Board of Realtors by phone,
330-434-6677, or by email,
[email protected]. We are the
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A REALTOR®, in addition to knowing the local money market, also can tell you what personal and financial data
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Rainscaping solves storm runoff
By capture and reuse,
homeowners beautify,
conserve, cut erosion
By Dean Fosdick
Associated Press
Stormwater runoff can
quickly drain a homeowner’s
wallet. The flooding erodes
yards, soaks basements,
pollutes streams and wastes a
precious resource.
But rainscaping — an
integrated system of directed
water flow and settling basins
— can convert those losses
into gains by providing new
wildlife habitat, beautifying
properties and in some cases
providing food.
“It’s becoming a pattern of
capture and reuse rather than
simply moving the water off,”
said Pat Sauer, Rainscaping
Iowa Program administrator.
“There are more options
out there than just rain
gardens. We’re looking more
comprehensively at what can
be done on the landscape.”
Numerous state and local
groups are holding workshops
and providing rebates for
residents who add such
refinements to their properties
as rain barrels, cisterns,
permeable paving, settling
ponds, green roofs and berms.
“Many of these agencies
also build large-scale
infiltration systems projects
on public lands,” said Cleo
Woelfle-Erskine, who wrote
Creating Rain Gardens with
Apryl Uncapher.
Landscapers often merge
art with science. “In Portland,
Ore., many parking lots and
curb strips sport swales
[depressions] and retention
basins, often decorated with
sculptures of leaping fish,”
Woelfle-Erskine said.
Rainscaping, though, can be
expensive and complicated. So
why bother?
“A rain garden is not only
a beautiful, low-maintenance,
water-saving garden, but can
additionally provide habitat
and forage for local fauna,
sustain select edibles for
harvest, reduce pollution,
flooding and erosion to nearby
rivers and become a daily
reminder of the importance
of water conservation,”
Uncapher said.
Yards vary, and rainscaping
designs must be site specific.
Some suggestions:
• Perk. Conduct a soil
test to see if your yard will
percolate (drain) rainwater,
Sauer said. “If it doesn’t perk,
then all you’ll be left with is
standing water. If your yard is
hard, like concrete, you’ll have
to improve the soil.”
• Plant native. Plants
with deep roots help soak up
stormwater, filter pollutants
and recharge groundwater
levels, Sauer said. “Using
native plants also helps ensure
they’ll survive their new
setting.”
• Installing a residential
rain garden, which is a
saucer-like depression in the
ground that captures rain
from a downspout, driveway
or patio, is the simplest and
least expensive way to retain
stormwater, Woelfle-Erskine
said. But here’s his kicker:
“They won’t work if your yard
is uphill from your house.”
• Use permeable materials
like bricks, paving blocks
or gravel on driveways and
walkways, with spacing that
allows water to seep into the
soil.
• Edibles. Berries,
asparagus, fiddlehead ferns,
fruit trees, winter squash,
Brussels sprouts, and culinary
and tea herbs can be creative
additions in the right rain
garden sites, but use them with
care. “Be aware of where the
water is flowing into your rain
garden from,” Uncapher said.
Rain gardens and related
rainscaping features give
homeowners a chance to
be part of the stormwater
and pollution solution,
while serving aesthetic and
functional purposes, said Bob
Spencer, RainWise program
manager for Seattle.
“[The gardens] are
protecting our water bodies
and the creatures that live
there,” he said.
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Alan Garren and his daughter, Ann Marie Spirk, enjoy a glass of wine in the atmospheric wine cellar
that he designed for her and her husband, Peter, in the lower level of their home in Bath Township.
plaques made from barrel
ends.
Vellum lampshades that
turn wine glasses into candle
lamps are new from online
marketplace Daily Grommet.
Interior designer Diahann
Potter created the shades,
which fit atop a standardsize glass and can be stored
flat between uses. Pop a
nonflammable LED votive
candle into a glass, top it
with a shade, and you have
a flickering lamp perfect for
adding ambience to a dinner
table or party.
Accents made from wine
corks are especially popular,
Tilden said. Kits are available
for turning corks into trivets,
wall hangings, serving trays
and even table tops. The
Spirks created a backsplash for
their kitchen organizing center
by using hot glue to attach
corks they’d saved, including
the cork from the first bottle
they shared.
The trend is so big
that Wine Enthusiast sells
decorative containers to hold
corks until you’re ready to use
them, Tilden said. And if you
want instant gratification, the
company will even sell you the
corks, he said with a laugh.
Interior designer Gillian
Andrew noticed an abundance
of wine-theme items when
she attended the Atlanta
International Gift & Home
Furnishings Market in
January. “You kind of saw that
everywhere,” she said.
It’s the look Andrew
and her colleagues at Garth
Andrew’s Interior Design in
Bath have chosen for the room
they’re creating for the Junior
League of Akron’s Designer
ShowHouse 2013, coming
up in May. The company is
redecorating the basement as a
wine cellar and wine bar with
a rustic modern look, Andrew
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The best description I’ve
heard is an apple seed with
legs. The adults are about that
size, shape and color.
But don’t expect to find the
bugs themselves. They hide
during the day in any tiny
space they can find and come
out at night to suck our blood.
Yeah, I know. Gross.
What you need to learn to
recognize, Jones said, is the
evidence of their presence.
Itchy, red welts from bites
are an obvious clue, but not
everyone reacts that way
when they’re bitten, she said.
And not all bites are caused by
bedbugs.
That’s why it’s important
to recognize other signs of the
bugs.
Probably the easiest to spot
are the black dots of their
feces. Those dots point to the
places bedbugs hang out. Often
the black spots are found on
mattresses and box springs,
particularly along the welting;
on the bed frame; and behind
the headboard.
But bedbugs don’t always
live on beds, and their fecal
spots can be found just about
anyplace that’s near where
humans sleep or spend a lot of
their time.
Look behind pictures on the
wall, along baseboards, around
window and door frames,
in drapery pleats, under the
bed skirt, around outlets and
switch plates, in the drawers
of night stands and along the
edges of carpet.
Check your couch or
favorite easy chair and the
area nearby.
Look from floor to ceiling,
Jones counseled. Bedbugs like
warmth, so they’re often found
high in a room where the
rising warm air reaches.
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The room also
demonstrates the importance
the couple places on family
and friends. A wine press
similar to one Ann Marie
Spirk’s grandfather used
stands near the entrance to
a temperature-controlled
storage cellar, and winerelated photos of friends and
relatives decorate one wall.
Although the room has
plenty of space for storing
wine, its purpose isn’t to save
the bottles for the long term,
she said.
“We’re not collectors,” she
said. “We like to enjoy it.”
Enjoyment is central to the
reason so many wine lovers
are surrounding themselves
with reminders of their
passion, Tilden said.
He believes the trend is
fueled by the increase in
wineries around the United
States that are producing
quality products. People who
travel to those wineries and
enjoy their visits often want to
reproduce that experience in
their own homes.
When they spend good
money on wine, they want
to make sure they store it
properly, so they’re investing
in racks, coolers and other
storage units, Tilden said. A
wine rack that’s beautiful as
well as functional lets them
treat wine as a decorative
accent, not just a beverage.
And it lets them show off
a little, too. “There is a flash
factor,” he said.
Wine decor expands
beyond the primarily
functional, though.
Aficionados can decorate
their homes with any number
of wine-inspired accents —
chandeliers made from bottles,
coffee tables made from wine
barrels, lazy Susans and wall
Peggy’s Maids
Carolyn Kaster/Associated Press file photo
A bed bug is displayed at the Smithsonian Institution National
Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.
Other signs are white eggs
resembling sesame seeds,
which are stuck in place by
a glue the female produces;
shed skins and eggshells; and
bloodstains that result when
the bugs are crushed.
Obviously you want to
keep an eye out for these
signs in your home, but you
should also search diligently
for them when you stay in
a hotel or other overnight
accommodation, Jones said.
If you find evidence of
bedbugs, ask to be moved to
a room in a different part of
the hotel. Don’t accept a room
that’s next to the infested one
or directly above or below it,
because bedbugs can travel
through walls, floors and
ceilings.
Even if you don’t find any
signs of bedbugs, don’t let your
guard down. “I’m good [at
inspecting],” Jones said, “and I
miss bedbugs.”
That’s why she strongly
advises taking precautions
with your luggage and
belongings so you don’t
unwittingly take home a
hitchhiker.
Don’t put the suitcase on a
bed, on the floor or on a piece
of upholstered furniture, she
said.
Use a luggage rack instead,
but only after you’ve checked
it for signs of bedbugs. Better
yet, put the rack and suitcase
in the bathtub.
Keep your clothes in your
suitcase instead of moving
them to a chest of drawers,
and keep the suitcase zipped.
Even the closet can be suspect,
she said. If you need to hang
clothes, use the shower curtain
rod.
When you get home,
inspect your luggage and then
store it far away from living
and sleeping areas, possibly in
the garage and preferably in a
tightly closed plastic bag.
Hotels aren’t the only place
you can pick up bedbugs,
though. Your child might
bring them home from school
in a backpack. You might have
them crawl into your purse or
the treads of your sneakers at
a theater.
Even brand new clothes can
harbor bedbugs, especially if
someone else took them home
said.
She said the space will be
decorated in greens and plums,
with a counter-height table
made from an unrefined slab
of wood, cubbies for wine and
artwork of wine bottles and
glasses. A seating area near
the fireplace will incorporate
dried grapevine with silver
pods for the contemporary
edge that is Garth Andrew’s
signature.
Andrew is considering
adding a chandelier made
from wine bottles, or maybe
one made from wine glasses.
“It’s been fun to look for
these things and find them,”
she said.
Fun, after all, is what wine
decor should be all about.
Picture
your property
to an infested house and then
returned them.
I’m not trying to make
you panic or turn you into a
hermit. I just think it’s best to
realize that bedbugs can come
from just about anywhere, so
you’ll stay vigilant.
Luckily, you probably have
a bedbug prevention device
right in your home. It’s your
clothes dryer.
Heat kills bedbugs, so use
your dryer in a proactive way,
Jones advised. She always
launders and machine-dries
her clothes as soon as she
returns home from a trip, and
you might even want to pop
new clothes or other dryable
items into the machine as
soon as you get home from the
store.
A half-hour on high heat
will do it, she said. Some
dryers have a rack inside that
can be used to heat shoes and
other items that shouldn’t be
tumbled.
Be careful about bringing
secondhand items into your
home. Put them in the dryer
if you can; inspect them
carefully if you can’t.
I’ve been told by another
bedbug researcher that in
hot weather, you can heat
items enough to kill bedbugs
by encasing them in a dark
garbage bag and leaving them
in a hot car for a few hours.
Designate a place for kids
to keep their backpacks that’s
away from the bedrooms. It’s
not even a bad idea to keep
them in a plastic tote with a lid
that can be sealed.
But what if it’s too late?
What if you already have
bedbugs?
We’ll get to that next week.
Stay tuned.
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outdoor furniture
(MS) – Outdoor entertaining areas
have always been popular among
homeowners. The ability to entertain
friends and family or simply relax by
yourself is something homeowners
cherish, particularly during the warm
weather seasons. Finding the right
furniture to match your outdoor area,
be it a deck, patio or poolside lounging
area, is essential to making the most
of this special area of the home. When
shopping for outdoor furniture, consider
the following.
should a storm suddenly appear and it
won’t require the entire household to
help move the furniture into and out
of the garage when inclement weather
arrives.
Weight: Unlike furniture inside the
home, outdoor furniture will be moved
around quite frequently, such as to
protect it from inclement weather or
changing seasons. As a result, the weight
of the furniture bears importance.
While you don’t want furniture that’s too
lightweight and will blow away any time
a strong gust of wind comes along, it’s a
good idea to choose furniture that isn’t
too heavy. This makes it easier to move
Comfort: The whole idea behind an
outdoor entertaining area is to have a
relaxing place to spend time outside. So
be sure to choose furniture that’s comfortable and can handle the elements.
Metal furniture, for example, might be
durable, but such furniture can also get
very hot if out in the sun.
Versatility: Many
homeowners enjoy
changing their home’s
interior decor from
time to time, and it
can be just as enjoyable to do the same
to a home’s exterior
decor. That said, look
for furniture that can
be accented with a variety of accessories, so you can change the look of your
outdoor entertaining area easily.
Protection: Protecting exterior furniture from the elements should be a
priority. When shopping for outdoor
furniture, figure out if protective covering is available or if it will need to be
custom made. The latter alternative can
be quite expensive, so you might want
to consider more generic furniture that
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By Melissa Dubravetz, advertising writer
I
f you’re lucky, your
apartment or rental
home may have a little more space than you
actually need such as an
additional bedroom,
basement area or formal
dining room. Granted,
extras like these are
probably the exception
and not the rule for
most renters. If you’re
one of the lucky renters,
however, making use of
your extra space can be
fun, as long as you have
an idea and a plan to
make it useful.
Work from home in your
home office
Working from home is a
much nicer experience if you
have a home office. Not only
does it give you a quiet place
to get things done, but it also
gives you a place to keep all
your work paraphernalia
together.
Whether you use an extra
bedroom for an office or simply carve out a niche in the
corner of your living room,
it’s important to make the
best use of the space. Consider purchasing a nice desk
and bookshelf, a comfortable
chair and furniture with storage capabilities for your office supplies and equipment.
Arrange your furniture to be
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comfortable and inviting.
Remember to add some table
or floor lamps to make up for
lack of light.
Free up floor space by making better use of your walls.
For example, hang some
shelves and use them for
displaying photos and other
mementos that can clutter
a desktop. Frame and hang
work-related certificates.
Put up a bulletin board in a
handy location for a calendar, notes, phone lists and
other information you’ll use
on a daily basis.
Get creative with a
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crafting and hobbies sometimes can inspire you to be
more creative.
Similar to a home office,
an ideal craft area has ample
storage space, a large table
or countertop, good lighting
and is inviting to its users.
Organize your supplies so
that they are easy to find, use
and put away. Incorporate
colors, patterns and elements
in your craft area that inspire creativity. If your space
allows, you might want to
include a television or radio
to enjoy while you are hard
at work.
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Give the kids a play
space of their own
Parents of young children
know that having a dedicated
play area or toy room can be
a blessing when it comes to
keeping other areas of the
home or apartment clean
and tidy. A room dedicated
to playing allows kids to do
what they do best – be kids.
If possible, keep your play
area or toy room clear of any
large furniture that takes up
space or can pose as a safety
threat to children. Come up
with a creative way to make
the space work for your
child’s interests. For example,
use half of the room for an
arts and crafts area with a
chalkboard, easel, desk and
other supplies. Use the other
half of the room for dolls, action figures and board games.
Toy chests, colorful cubbies,
shelves and footstools with
storage space can help keep
things somewhat organized.
Put down a colorful rug to
protect the carpet in your
playroom. Styles of rugs
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Save money on a gym
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In addition to cardiovascular
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$79,900.00
LOTS FOR SALE
Barberton - 4765 Edna
Kent - 210 S. Mantua
$180’s
$107,400.00
Custom built 4 bdrm, 2 ½ bath
Great 3 bedroom, 1 bath starter home!
secluded colonial. Borders Portage
Large fenced yard. Close to shopping,
Lakes State Park. Many new updates! school, downtown & University.
Ravenna – 20’s
Brimfield – 40’s
Rootstown- 30’s
Edinburg- 30’s
Sagamore Hills – 80’s
Tallmadge – 30’s
Stow- 70’s
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107 Birchwood Ave
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$115,000
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WEST AKRON
1505 Bryden Dr.
Great new price! $89,900
for this updated Ranch. Beautifully
landscaped, newer kit., rec rm, att.
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TALLMADGE
576 Fairwood Drive
FIRESTONE PARK
1395 Herberich Ave.
Newer roof, siding, windows,
furnace, c/a, and patio. Brick frplc,
fenced yard, 3 bedrooms.
Great Buy!! $69,900
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330-957-6101
Email: [email protected]
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3 car det. gar. Lg. addition incl. fam rm, 1st flr mst bd din. rm, liv. rm. w/ frpl. Wine cellar, new windows & 2 car
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Tips for selecting the right mortgage lender
Locating the home of your
dreams can be a time-consuming endeavor, but, when
it happens, most purchasers
are eager to close the deal as
quickly as possible. It is important, however, to remain
patient as you begin to arrange for financing. The key is
to take as much time as necessary to do things properly
and select the best mortgage
lender for your specific needs.
Mortgage professionals
should be extremely knowledgeable about a wide variety
of loan products and should
be willing to spend as much
time as necessary to explain
them. A good lender will want
to know how long you plan
to remain in your new home.
This type of knowledge helps
them suggest the mortgage
products that best suit your
needs.
Do some advance research
on loan options yourself. Having at least some knowledge
about the financing process
will help you decide whether
the mortgage lender you are
considering is a good fit.
Seek local lenders
Finding a mortgage lender
in your geographical area is
usually best. Because interest
rates can change on a daily
basis, a local lender is better able to remain attuned
to rapid changes in the local
housing market, and will always know how such changes
may affect his or her clients.
A local lender also allows for
closer monitoring of your
loan application as they will
be more readily accessible
to answer any questions a
potential home buyer may
have along the way.
Take advantage of personal
referrals
Word-of-mouth recommen-
dations offer a great way to
identify the very best professionals in your area. Once you
receive a few possible names,
take the time to verify their
professional backgrounds so
that you will feel confident
in their ability to provide the
sort of quality customer
service you desire.
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PLEASE NOTE: Transfers may be searched online at homes.ohio.com back to 2002. In the green toolbar choose “Research and Tools” and then “Real Estate Transfers”
Following are the real estate transactions from area real estate companies, as recorded by the
county auditor and county assessor. For additional current and historic transfer information,
go to Homes.Ohio.com and click on “real estate transfers” under other resources. All transfers
are a matter of public record and questions should be referred to the county auditor’s office.
SUMMIT COUNTY
Akron City
396 Allyn St, Breen Joseph S to University Square Investors Llc, $495,000
384 Allyn St, Baker Rand L to University Square Investors Llc, $640,000
852 Amherst St, Mohler Kenneth D to Black Pearls Llc, $15,000
110 Bachtel Ave, Hicks Charles to Moram Properties Llc, $7,500
1329 Bluestone Ave, Italia Charles M Jr to Belsinger Jessica L, $75,000
1210 Brown St, Jwjp Enterprises Llc to Kelley Properties Inc, $10,700
1217 Carey Ave, Jwjp Enterprises Llc to Kelley Properties Inc, $9,700
850 Carnegie Ave, Phillips Daniel H to Ram Properties Of Northeast Ohio, $27,000
215 Casterton Ave, Lenon Maureen to Ochsenhirt Anne, $178,000
397 Cole Ave, Jwjp Enterprises Llc to Kelley Properties Inc, $9,900
1908 Congo St, Reeves Robert O to Keen Randy, $21,582
153 E Mapledale Ave, Federal National Mortgage Association to Myszka Kevin, $25,800
207 Edward Ave, Washington Gregory D to Federal National Mortgage Association, $26,000
1376 Herberich Ave, Rubens David T to Totten Elaine A, $70,600
940 Hereford Dr, Fares Nicholas to Rogers Ty J, $145,000
651 Ina Ave, Wilmington Trust Company Trustee to Bala Constantin E, $25,000
736 Inman St, Scattone Deborah to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, $24,000
696 Inman St, Jwjp Enterprises Llc to Kelley Properties Inc, $8,500
897 Jason Ave, Young David N to Bricker Adam M, $60,000
456 Koerber Ave, Spreng Raymond to Ronca James D, $38,500
247 Kryder Ave, Jwjp Enterprises Llc to Kelley Properties Inc, $10,750
1755 & 1757 Liberty Dr, Essko Inc to Smole Michaell F, $76,000
978 Marion Pl, Federal National Mortgage Association to Caraman Corporation, $3,800
436 Meade Ave, Esker Frederick L to Smyth Sarah A, $37,400
374 MontroseAve, Kress Marcie E to Tun Than, $35,000
14 Oakdale Ave, Truax Ralph E Trustee to Bulgrin Donald, $5,000
930 Palmetto Ave, Williams Cathy J to Vanek Devan P, $44,350
2656 Pelton Ave, Richardson Douglas B to Bochard Kody W, $70,000
873 Pinehurst Lane, Larocca Josephine A to Mcferren Georgene Faye, $110,000
621 Reynolds Ave, Trentwood Ltd to Rubens David T, $110,000
1101 Riverside Dr, Sayre Deanna to Stutler Virgil C, $45,000
593 S Firestone Blvd, Miller Ruben J to Brungraber Kurt E, $118,000
726 Sanford Ave, Starnes Raymond M to Van Hoose John See Trustee, $25,000
569 Sanford Ave, Jwjp Enterprises Llc to Kelley Properties Inc, $9,100
1641 Slusser Rd, Fannie Mae to Phillips Michael S, $34,000
275 Spicer St, Swartz James F to Ohio Phi Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon House, $125,000
281 Torrey St, Engle Marling P to University Square Investors Llc, $107,000
460 & 462 Treeside Dr, Short Margaret to Us Bank Trustee, $58,000
Twin Oaks Rd, Portage Close Condominium Inc to Portage Close Condominium Assoc. Inc, $25,000
1098 Vernon Odom Blvd, Brimston Velma to Kennedy Sandra, $9,500
1041 Welton Ave, Cogar Margaret L to Frederick Matthew J, $47,000
851 Work Dr, Federal National Mortgage Association to Roper Anita L, $14,000
Barberton City
461 E Huston St, Swallows Paul E to Wellman Cody E, $57,000
645 E Paige Ave, Witte Brian D Trustee to Dole Brenda J, $60,000
153 Grace Ave, Bank Of New York Trust Company Trustee to Racin Daniel D, $19,900
936 Shannon Ave, Wells Fargo Bank Trustee to Todd Donald T, $40,000
Bath Township
303 Lake PointeDr, Lardakis Terry E to Smith Keith, $550,000
3865 Yellow Creek Rd, Mcgowan Sally to Murphey Cassie L, $375,000
Copley Township
4313 Bentley Dr, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Hartman Gregory J, $325,800
4262 Bentley Dr, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Zimmer Zachary A, $432,906
4259 Bentley Dr, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Macdonald Meghan S, $375,770
3910 Encell Dr, Nicholson Anthony R to Oyewumi Moses O, $235,000
Green Gable Trl, Bennett Family Enterprises to Bennett Stephen R, $24,000
Cuyahoga Falls City
19th St, Mcshane Construction Company Llc to Strebel Jessica, $135,900
2316 Grant Ave, Abood Judith L to Gottschalk Megan L, $129,000
2692 Maitland Cir, Mahne John R to Fulkerson Ruth A, $103,425
520 Meredith Ln, Firstmerit Bank Trustee to Booth Robert L, $39,000
Timber Brook Dr, Stahl Michael W Jr to Thompson Brent R, $60,000
Fairlawn City
63 Kenridge Rd, Parke David T Trustee to Manera Tom, $85,000
301 Pembroke Rd, Distefano Otilio A to Piccoli Rosina, $148,000
Green City
2806 Alexandria Ct, Wine Vickie L to Giusto Kenneth A, $273,500
Hudson City
Macedonia City
8957 Chinaberry Cir N, Benjamin Dante M to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, $238,000
308 Eagleton Ct, Dornbusch E L to Mitchell Michael J, $190,000
9849 Firestone Ln, Visti Timothy D to Barnhardt Michael E Sr, $243,000
Munroe Falls City
142 Lake TerraceDr, Papacosma S Victor to Jean Sandra L, $110,000
351 Trudy Ave, Federal National Mortgage Association to Hoaglin Daniel, $157,000
New Franklin City
Bronson Trl, Selzer Ronald to Hsbc Bank Trustee, $46,000
3049 GrillRd, Moyer George N Trustee to Silovich Patricia K, $90,000
Homeland Dr, Matheny Madeline G to G L Walter Construction Llc, $115,000
Reminderville Village
East Blvd, Investment C & R Co Llc to E & O Development Company Llc, $1,050,000
East Blvd, Investment C & R Co Llc to E & O Development Company Llc, $720,000
Richfield Township
3865 Deer Run Oval, Dudas David to Doernberg Robert J, $500,000
Sagamore Hills Township
465 Houghton Rd, Bretz Gregory Charles to Craig Debra Suzan, $4,000
7176 Morning Star Trl, Messina Nina P to Whitwell Judy K, $224,000
Springfield Township
1663 Van Lynn Dr, Furre Timothy to Carsey Jon, $79,000
Stow City
4666 FriarRd, Rickey David A to Williams Shaun, $116,000
1146 Temple Trl, Anderson Carol to Porchowsky Oleh Michael, $159,500
Tallmadge City
381 Green Hill Dr, Simon Rochelle to Smith Brandon H, $113,000
1764 Southeast Ave, Brislen Mark A to Clingerman Julie C, $128,000
Twinsburg City
2194 Demi Dr, Shalhoup Rebecca L to Uppal Gurbir Singh, $235,000
9692 Firelands Dr, Sonis Olga to Sunbury Joseph, $315,000
9789 Parkland Dr, Beech Russell L to Jackson Jeffrey W, $247,000
MEDINA COUNTY
Brunswick City
1477 Andrea Dr, Cypher Jeffrey to Cypher Jeffrey G & Rebecca, $0
3838 Applewood Dr, Larue John J & Teresha A to Lawton Sherry, $70,000
2017 Byron Dr, Spirnak Bartholomew V to Case Jennifer, $130,150
3663 Carlisle Dr, Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development to Freitag Keith, $0
Hickory Ridge Ave (R), Lee Charles R to Williams Gail M, $0
3259 Junior Pkwy, Knight Development Corp to Nvr Inc Dba Ryan Homes, $64,000
569 Maplewood Ave, Settle Shannon M to Biggs Mervin V & Caroline F, $130,000
3887 Miller Dr, Jacob Sarah F to Judele Mihai & Corina, $56,000
4313 Regal Ave, Doty Chera B to Regal Professional Llc, $0
61 Wellsley Pl, Johnson James G Iii & Darlene to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, $96,000
836 Westminister Dr, Olexa Jeffrey Trustee to Bash Matthew J, $134,900
4584 Wolff Dr, Lee Charles R to Williams Gail M, $0
4484 Wolff Dr, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Fearon Danielle, $131,200
Brunswick Hills Township
5236 Creekside Blvd K-48, Piszczek Christine D to Piszczek Christine D Trustee, $0
Chatham Township
6645 Avon Lake Rd, Farm Credit Services Of Mid-America Flca to Baldwin Howard M Iii & Melissa J, $242,000
Chippewa Lake Village
92 Longacre Ln, Borchik James 33.33% & Diane Confer 33.33% & Darla Walter to Walter Charles & Darla, $20,000
Longacre Ln, Borchik James & Darla Walter & Diane Confer 33.34 to Walter Charles & Kevin & Dan &
Darla & Cathy Linard, $20,000
Granger Township
4733 Beach Rd, Kraus Edward L & Carol E to Etc Farms Llc, $0
Beach Rd (R), Kraus Edward L & Carol E to Etc Farms Llc, $0
Boneta Rd, Kraus Edward L & Carol E to Etc Farms Llc, $0
2060 Granger Rd, Kraus Edward L & Carol E to Etc Farms Llc, $0
Granger Rd (R), Kraus Edward L & Carol E to Etc Farms Llc, $0
Granger Rd, Kraus Edward L & Carol E to Etc Farms Llc, $0
1655 Melody Ln, M & M Holdings Of Ohio Inc to Tealjade Hunter Llc, $40,000
Guilford Township
Skypark Dr, Grega Michael F to Baker John Trustee, $50,000
Hinckley Township
2610 Boston Rd, Thomas Carolyn A & Gary L to Thomas Carolyn A, $0
2492 Laurel Rd, Sitzenstock Minna T & Ferdinand H & William J & David R to Sitzenstock Minna T &
William J & David R & David & William, $0
Northgate Dr, Apple Group Ltd to Scarcella Joseph V & Linda, $28,500
2316 Ridge Rd, Klaczek Zdzislaw & Margaret to Kraig Timothy J, $274,000
801 Walden Reserve Blvd, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Debitetto Rocco I & Bilijana M, $358,455
2255 Willow Brook Ln, Douris Scott G & Lisa G to Kwiatkowski Ryan & Karen Imburgia, $309,400
Homer Township
11014 Holshoe Rd, Tyszka Alexander J to Mayhugh Harry J, $110,000
12310 Williams Rd, Hershberger Andrew P & Lydia to Stutzman Noah A & Katie J, $170,000
Lafayette Township
Carlton Rd, Albrecht Sherwood E to Albrecht Mark K, $275,000
Carlton Rd, Williams Thomas D to Williams Thomas D Trustee, $0
6737 Spencer Lake Rd, Albrecht Mary E & Sherwood E Albrecht Trustees to Albrecht Mark K & Mary E
Albrecht Trustee, $275,000
Spencer Lake Rd, Albrecht Sherwood E to Albrecht Mark K, $275,000
Litchfield Township
9223 Norwalk Rd, Bonnett John M to Gensert Jayne, $50,000
8764 Norwalk Rd, Crepd Llc to Stream Side Properties Llc, $525,000
8800 Spieth Rd, Dunn Lawrence J to Dale John A & Nicole R, $213,000
Stone Rd, Hurst Kevin & Xiaohong to Butler Rebecca, $32,000
3952/3958 Vandemark Rd, Crepd Llc to Stream Side Properties Llc, $525,000
Vandemark Rd 3079-3085, Wuebker Irene to Wuebker Douglas, $0
Liverpool Township
7199 Center Rd, Meyer Denns A & Katherine Dianiska to Meyer Denns A & Dorothy Ann Meyer, $0
5447 Charleston Dr, Yount Georganne to Gaiser Robert J, $0
26747 Crocker Rd, Loken Peter to Bank Of New York Trustee, $90,000
1591 Rivers Edge Dr, Behary Michael E & Eileen A to Behary Eileen A, $0
Lodi Village
212 Church St, Moore Narmon & Deana K Co-Trustee to Packard Jacob, $60,000
Medina City
911 Andrews Rd, Riff Eugenia L to Banks James G & Paula, $118,000
967 Chadwick Ln, Blankenship Aaron B & Andrea L to Ommert Stephen J, $160,750
1222 E Chapman Ln #6, Kutz Joshua M to Fifth Third Mortgage Company, $80,000
780 E Smith Rd, West Development Inc to Centurion Commercial Capital Llc, $335,000
970 E Washington St 303, Lin I H 99 Yr Lease to Medina Hospital, $190,000
240 Harding St, Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development to Rmg Property Investments Llc, $0
300 Highland Dr, Stratman Bret M to The Bank Of New York Mellon, $63,334
840 Patriots Way, Jones Gregory L & Nicole C to French Rebecca J, $169,900
951 Pinetree Ct, Foster Casey M & Sarah A Stegkemper to Wells Fargo Bank Na, $92,667
Progress Dr, Progress Industiral Properties Inc to Touchstone Properties Llc, $115,520
439 Prospect St, Padyjasek Carolyn S & Daniel M to Padyjasek Carolyn S, $0
594 S Broadway St, Marzinski Henry P Iii to Pierce Robert T, $84,000
540 S Court St, Neighborhood Development Services Inc to Nichols Lisa A, $118,000
Wadsworth Rd, Fink Melvin M Trustee to Gadzinski Robert A & Marija, $58,000
Medina Township
3959 Burgundy Bay West, Lake Properties Ltd to Coble Anthony C & Amanda M, $110,000
3959 Burgundy Bay West, Tekeley Kevin B & Brownyn L to Lake Properties Ltd, $110,000
2952 Granger Rd, Socha Ruth to Ott Richard W, $150,000
2952 Granger Rd, Socha Ruth & Cindy Socha Ward to Ott Richard W, $150,000
4175 Monterey Dr, Mihlack Allen J Paul J & Delores M to Knable Joseph F & Barbara K, $130,000
5030 Red Maple Ct, Williams Ryan J to Gilpen Christopher & Tanya, $172,000
Montville Township
6204 Mulberry Bend Dr, Lake Properties Ltd to K Hovnanian Oster Homes Llc, $106,000
5956 Triple Crown Dr, Hagans Michael N & Karen E Carter-Hagens to Carter-Hagans Karen E Trustee
& Michael N Hagans Trustee, $0
2877 Wind Field Dr, Pjwk Land Company Limited to Thompson Diane Trustee, $90,000
Bethlehem Township cont.
Rockville Rd SW Navarre, Johnson David B Singer Donald E & Shirley L to Gaut Lois Etal, $0
10205 Shetler Ave SW, Eigg Land Limited to Mt Hilltop Ltd, $139,521
Canton City
2514 10th St NW Canton, Walker Brenden to Canton Ii Llc, $27,000
1228 10th St NW Canton, Meek Paul & Melissa to Sovereign Bank Na, $32,000
115 Hatch Rd, Bochart Richard R & Mara L to Warren Daniel O & Laura J, $267,500
716 11th St NW Canton, Carrannza Marta G Carranza Alfredo J to Al’s Property Management Company Llc, $0
1096 Medina Rd, Hawk Development Limited to Appoo Family Limited Partnership The, $27,000
2428 11th St SW Canton, Bank Of Magnolia Company to Boyd David R Boyd Barbara S, $13,500
Ridge Rd, Dress Elizabeth A & David C Trustees & David C & Etals to Dress Elizabeth A Trustee David 1000 12th St NW Canton, West Thomas to Canton Financial, $40,000
C Dress Trustee Don D Dress & Domenica D Wiborg, $0
239 18th St NW Canton, Maclam Wanda L & Rohnda L to Russ Matthew R, $75,000
Spencer Township
1346 22nd St NW Canton, Spurgeon Sandra to Kirsch Miranda M, $72,000
5512 Hunter Rd, Roberts Billy & Billy Sr to The Bank Of New York Mellon Trust Company Na Trustee, $76,000 1319 22nd St NW Canton, Wells Fargo Bank to Clark Guy P, $55,000
912 23rd St NW Canton, George Anna to Yoder Steven R Yoder Ellen K, $28,000
Spencer Village
1622 23rd St NE Canton, Smith Janice L & Wililams Judith M to Williams Judith M, $0
211 Stuart Dr, Hill Rodney L & Leslie J to The Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee, $56,667
1127 25th St NE Canton, Boudreau Margaret L to Bank Of New York Mellon Trust Company, $40,000
Wadsworth City
1431 30th St NW Canton, Bambini Company Llc to Golden Key Center For Exceptional Children Inc, $400,000
345 Bluestone Ct, Llewellyn Michael H & Andrea D to Vana Dennis C, $214,500
426 31st St NW Canton, Mcclowry Derek C & Amy R to Bernardo Judd M Bernardo Kara M, $108,000
186 Brixton Way, Nvr Inc Dba Ryan Homes to Sergent Wendy N & Brian K Myers, $216,130
1425 49th St NW Canton, Plottner Steven M Dillbone Dynthia A to Plottner Claudia R, $79,200
201 Highland Ave, Banks Kimberly A Trustee to Grimwood Gregory A & Caroline M, $139,000
208 Stratford Ave, Stuber Scott & Danielle Ferguson to Deutsce Bank National Trust Co. Trustee, $59,334 1123 4th St NE Canton, Coe-Young Amy to Bac Home Loans Servicing Lp, $4,000
1130 8th St NW Canton, Carrannza Marta G Carranza Alfredo J to Al’s Property Management Company Llc, $0
239 Waverly Ave, Fahey Ronald J & Irene to Constantine Todd M & Michaella A Cooper, $137,930
1014 Concord Ave SW Canton, Trimbach Brian S & Jennifer L to Wells Fargo Bank Na, $36,000
667 Whippoorwill Ln, Denee Ryan P to Denee Ryan P & Noreen Mary Elizabeth, $0
3013 Fletcher Ave NE Canton, Team Capital Llc to Welcome Home Stark Llc, $11,510
Wadsworth Township
Fletcher Ave NE, Team Capital Llc to Welcome Home Stark Llc, $11,510
10135 Dale Dr, Mcendree Mark E & Shelly A to Jpmorgan Chase Bank Na, $99,200
1536 Frazer Ave NW Canton, Richard David & Carol to Bac Home Loans Servicing Lp, $26,000
Westfield Center
7070 Greenwich Rd, Eby Velvet T & Valerie D Remington & Vicki L Lyons Cotrustees to Eby Christopher J & Velvet T, $0 818 Gilmore Ave NW Canton, Johnson Boyce Jr to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co, $6,000
7070 Greenwich Rd, Salmons Martin R Trustee to Eby Velvet T & Valerie D Remington & Vicki L Lyons Cotrustees, $0 511 Hamilton Ave NE Canton, Blackshear Judy A Whiehurst June P to Mcquay Robert J Jr, $44,000
900 Harriet Ave NW Canton, Paladin Fund I to Dddmas Llc, $1,000
Greenwich Rd, Eby Velvet T & Valerie D Remington & Vicki L Lyons Cotrustees to Lyons Vicki L, $0
1382 Maryland Ave SW Canton, Miller Roger G to Wells Fargo Bank Na, $40,000
Virginia Dr / Loxley Ct, Kott Janet B to Kott Ericka Trustee, $0
4708 Meadowlane Dr NW Canton, Cappello Joseph P &Rainsburg Tina M to Cappello Joseph P & Tina
Westfield Township
7055 Buffham Rd, Salmons Martin R Trustee to Eby Velvet T & Valerie D Remington & Vicki L Lyons Cotrustees, $0 M Trustees / Cappello Family Trust, $0
2015 Snyder Ave NE Canton, Fowler Aaron M & Melinda to Federal National Mortgage Association, $34,000
7055 Buffham Rd, Eby Velvet T & Valerie D Remington & Vicki L Lyons Cotrustees to Remington Valerie D, $0
6421 Buffham Rd, Tumino Angela S & Rimac Vlado to Tumino Angela & Charles J & Vlado Rimac, $0 834 Walnut Ave NE Canton, Pursor Binnie D to First Merit Bank Na, $56,291
Wertz Ave SW, Anderson Mark & Harold Tim to Anderson Mark Strata Rodney L, $1,700
5800 Buffham Rd, Gregoire Roberta J & Scott F Trustee to Gregoire Roberta J & Scott F, $0
Canton Township
Friendsville Rd, Steele Grace V & Vickie L Lengacher to Lengacher Vickie L, $0
4735 Cleveland Ave SW Canton, Moy Properties Llc Moy Properties Llc to Knetsch Gottfried Knetsch Kory C, $75,000
5665 Kennard Rd, Sing June M to Sing Randy G, $117,500
Cleveland Ave S, Moy Properties Llc Moy Properties Llc to Knetsch Gottfried Knetsch Kory C, $75,000
6833 Mud Lake Rd, Lengacher Vickie L & Debra L Fulk to Lengacher Vickie L, $183,925
Dueber Ave SW, Casto Rhonda J to White Bruce White Darlene, $27,000
6833 Mud Lake Rd, Steele Grace Virginia & Debra L Fulk to Lengacher Vickie L & Debra L Fulk, $0
4251 Lincoln St E East Canton, Shanower Garrett W Etal to Advantage Bank (Cambride Bank), $24,000
6545 Mud Lake Rd, Lengacher Vickie L & Debra L Fulk to Fulk Debra L, $376,320
6545 Mud Lake Rd, Steele Grace Virginia & Vickie L Lengacher & Debra L Fulk to Lengacher Vickie L & Debra L Fulk, $0 2005 Prairie College St SW Canton, Dine Richard G Trustee to Powell Thomas D Trustee Etal, $0
5324 Shaker Valley Cir SE, Unsworth Richard J & Kimberly J to Zaleski Brian L Zaleski Kelli, $260,000
Mud Lake Rd, Lengacher Vickie L & Debra L Fulk to Lengacher Vickie L, $183,925
Canton Township-Meyers Lake Village
Mud Lake Rd, Steele Grace Virginia & Debra L Fulk to Lengacher Vickie L & Debra L Fulk, $0
1639 W Park Ave NW Canton, Adams Elizabeth to Zols Robert J, $130,000
York Township
West Park Ave NW, Adams Elizabeth to Zols Robert J, $130,000
3409 Crosswind Ct, Turnberry Associates Inc to Nvr Inc Dba Ryan Homes, $60,000
Jackson Township
2845 Stiegler Rd, Pnc Bank National Association to Voegerl Jeffrey J, $125,000
Arlington Ave NW, Nonnamaker Joe F & Kristine to Nonnamaker Wayne W Nonnamaker Jaime R, $0
PORTAGE COUNTY
3315 Broadhaven Ave NW Massillon, Lawrence Larry Q & Judith D to Lawrence Lonny D Lawrence Tina L, $110,000
Aurora City
4104 Carnegie Ave NW Massillon, Minard Cami G to Partlow Joshua M Partlow Nicole M, $158,000
285 Birchbark Tl, Wilson Bryan K & Beverly S (J&S) to Emrich Christopher P & Traci M (J&S), $281,750 9601 Crimson St NW, Nvr Inc to Yost Geoffrey O Moore Natalie A, $165,910
700 Joseph Dr, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Ridley Michael J & Alice L (J&S), $435,970
9065 Eagleview Cir NW Massillon, Carpenter Scott V & Cindy L Trustees / Cindy L Carpenter Living
635 Joseph Dr, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Bajaj Bhupesh & Shweta (J&S), $419,275
Trust to Carpenter Scott V Carpenter Cindy L, $0
328 Rainbows End, Walden At Tinkers Creek A Partnership to Bagby Kevin Patrick & Kathleen Ann (J&S), $500,000 5581 East Blvd NW Canton, Jones Marilyn A to Roth Bruce R Roth Kelly A, $215,000
460 Walnut RidgeTl, Phillips Bradley A & Susan J (J&S) to Loparo John C & Maetinee (J&S), $325,000 5454 Echo Hill Ave NW North Canton, Weber William H & Marceline E to Weber William H, $0
Brimfield Township
Echo Hill Ave NW, Weber William H & Marceline E to Weber William H, $0
4717 Gate Post Ln, Dutch Heritage Homes Inc to Lightfoot Glen T & Tiffany A (J&S), $166,700
4699 Everhard Rd NW, Plaza One Realty Co to Canton S Group Ltd, $400,000
Mogadore Rd, Bowe Paul E to Herring Kevin P & Deborah A (J&S), $30,000
7469 Hawksfield Ave NW, Oren Cortney R to Morgan Michael L Morgan Cortney R, $0
3894 Willow Wy, Nvr Inc Dba Ryan Homes to Theissen Craig R & Jennifer G (J&S), $208,080
6076 Kinloch Court Cir NW Massillon, Sanders Scott D Sanders Margaret L to Das Ajay Das Ruby, $421,000
Freedom Township
6948 Knight St NW, Ehret David M & Valerie Trustees / Ehret Joint Revocable Trust to Maier Helen E
Nichols, Moore Douglas W & Michael Douglas Moore to Wolff Roger E Jr, $33,500
Mizer George D, $135,000
7770 St Rt 303, Heath Kimberly L to Ballentine David, $100,000
6111 Lakemoor Cir NW Canton, Wallace William T to Winter Mark A Winter Monica A, $198,500
Randolph Township
4849 Pond Dr NW North Canton, Wirtz John B Trustee / Eileen P Wirtz Rev Trust to Tissot Susan E
1666 Schroeder, Cernava Paul W Sr & Bonnie L (J&S) to Shondrick John M & Kim M (J&S), $200,000 Trustee / Susan E Tissot Living Trust, $170,000
Ravenna City
4849 Pond Dr NW North Canton, Wirtz Eileen Ttee/Eileen P Wirtz Rev Trust to Wirtz John B Trustee /
131 Highland, Dickinson Perry G & 2 Others to Jf & Mf Ohio Properties Llc, $142,000
Eileen P Wirtz Rev Trust, $0
228 Main, Sandvoss N W & William D Lentz A Building to Noble Michael A (Lu William D Lentz & Chad Portage St NW, Ottogolli Ltd to Brk Properties Llc, $850,000
E Murdock), $125,000
6685 Ravenwood Ave NW Canton, Langanke Dale P Etal to Derr Carla Ellison Catherine, $145,000
1048 Shadowlawn, Mchugh Douglas E to Burch Brian C, $100,000
7377 Shadyview St NW, Walus Bryan C Ellis Sandra to Delauder Sean Delauder Laura, $135,000
Ravenna Township
105 Spruce Dr NW North Canton, Willowdale Country Club Inc (Walther Robert & Barbara) to WilWinding Creek Dr, January Developments An Ohio Partnership to Prime Properties Ohio, $25,000
lowdale Country Club (Hannan Mark G & Deborah L), $150,000
Rootstown Township
6155 Tuscany Cir NW, Mayone Robert J to Mayone Robert J Trustee / Robert J Mayone Rev Living Trust, $0
Kline, Turck Gerald P to Conroy David M & Aimee J (J&S), $45,000
5904 University Heights Cir NW North Canton, Zeleny Kathleen A to Horrigan Nicholas J Arnold Kaylynn A, $158,000
Sharon Township
Streetsboro City
1487 Gillie, Morris Bryan G & Virginia M (J&S) to Rogers Christopher K & Lisa M (J&S), $130,000
STARK COUNTY
Lake Township
Southwyck Ave NW, Berand Inc to Heil Kenneth R & Kathy A, $85,000
3851 State St NW North Canton, Zeman Wayne M to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co, $44,000
Lake Township-Hartville Village
Alliance City
527 E Simpson St Alliance, Price Ann H to Millrun Structures Llc, $19,000
Eastern Ave, James Marjorie S to State Street Enterprises Ltd, $30,000
2415 Marbury Cir, Walbourn Charles B to Bailey Paul D Bailey Emily A, $104,500
Meadowbrook Ave, Jivan Properties Llc Jivan Properties Llc to Alliance Area Habitat For Humanity, $0
1290 Parkway Blvd Alliance, Guillory Jacquelinem to Janusik Carla J, $75,000
812 S Liberty Ave Alliance, Sandefur David A & Lindsay D to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co, $12,000
2105 Union Ave S, Alihassan Bayan to Vali Concrete Construction Llc, $0
1725 W State St Alliance, Carr Wash Properties Ltd to Carr Wash Of Alliance Inc, $0
Bethlehem Township
Blough Ave SW, Gruse William H Ii to Lahr Terrence O, $100,000
Blough Ave SW, Lahr Terrence O to Gruise William H Ii, $0
Redmont St SW, Eigg Land Limited to Mt Hilltop Ltd, $139,521
8231 Riverland Ave SW Navarre, Johnson David B Singer Donald E & Shirley L to Gaut Lois Etal, $0
Riverland Ave SW, Johnson David B Singer Donald E & Shirley L to Gaut Lois Etal, $0
Riverland Ave SW Navarre, Johnson David B Singer Donald E & Shirley L to Gaut Lois Etal, $0
7781 Rockville Rd SW Navarre, Johnson David B Singer Donald E & Shirley L to Gaut Lois Etal, $0
Rockville Rd SW, Johnson David B Singer Donald E & Shirley L to Gaut Lois Etal, $0
AUCTIONS
KIKO Auctioneers
2722 Fulton Dr., NW, • Canton, OH. 44718
330-453-9187 • www.kikoauctions.com
AUCTION
6 Plus Acres of Vacant Land in Jackson Twp
Mineral Rights Owned by seller to Transfer
North Canton Ohio – Jackson Schools
Absolute Auction property sells on location to highest bidder.
HILLFIELD ST. N.W. NORTH CANTON, OH 44720.
Directions: From Portage St and Wales Rd take Wales Rd North to right on Strausser
St NW and then right on Hillway Ave to right on Hillfield St NW. Watch for Kiko
signs..
WEDNESDAY - MARCH 13, 2013 - 5:30PM
Real Estate consists of 6.06 acres and is located on a cul-de-sac street. This property
is conveniently located minutes to the airport, highways, shopping and schools. Taxes
per half are $514.84. Walk the property at your leisure. Parcel #1607599.
Terms on Real Estate: $4000 down auction day, balance due at closing. There will be
a 10% buyer premium added to the final bid to determine the purchase price. Any
desired inspections must be made prior to bidding. All information contained herein
was derived from sources believed to be correct.
AUCTIONEER/REALTOR: Randy L. Compton CES & CAI 3330-704-5702
AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Ross Vukovich Trustee
AUCTION
Three Bedroom Ranch Home
w/ Garage Great Starter or
Investment Home
Also Selling: Firearms – 45+ New
Fishing Rod/Reels – Fishing Tackle
– New Tools – Knives - Jewelry –
Household Estate Auction, all sells
on location to settle the estate:
411 LYNN DR.
CUYAHOGA FALLS,
OH 44221.
Directions: Just South of
Cuyahoga Falls, off of State Route
8, take the Broad Ave. exit. Take
Broad Ave. east (Broad turns into Tallmadge Ave.) approx. ½ mile to Taylor Ave. turn
right. Follow Taylor Ave to Lynn Dr. and left to auction. Watch for signs on:
FRIDAY - MARCH 22, 2013 - 11:00AM
REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 12:00 NOON
AUCTIONEER/REALTOR: Jeff R. Kiko, 330-206-1079 or [email protected]
AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Carolyn M. Bradford, Executrix for the James A. Purda
Estate, Summit County Probate Case #2012ES01257
AUCTION
Attn: Hunters – Nature Lovers – Investors
190 Acres Wooded Land To Sell as One Parcel
Old Set of Farm Bldgs. – Road Frontage
Moorefield Twp – Harrison County
Located Between Clendening Lake and Piedmont Lake
Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder on location:
7690 SCOTT HILL RD., FREEPORT, OH 43973
SATURDAY - MARCH 16, 2013 - 12 NOON
Gas/oil rights DO NOT transfer.
AUCTIONEER/REALTOR: Peter R. Kiko, 330-705-5996
AUCTION
Highgrove Golf Course
114 Acres – 18 Hole Public Course – Clubhouse – Pole Barn – Pavilion – Beautiful
Rolling Course – Free Gas – Gas & Oil Rights Offered Separate - Near Lake Milton
Also Selling: Tractor – Mowers – Golf Balls – Rest. Equip.
Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidder on location:
2977 NEWTON FALLS RD. DIAMOND, OHIO 44412.
Directions: Take I-76 east of Akron or west of Youngstown to SR 534 exit, go south
approx. 2 miles to Palmyra Rd. then east one mile to Newton Falls Rd and auction
SATURDAY – MARCH 30, 2013 – 10:30 A.M.
Call KIKO office for map & brochure, 1-800-533-5456 or check out our website kikocompany.com
AUCTIONEER/REALTOR: Russell T. (Rusty) Kiko, Jr., C.A.I., and John W. Slagle
AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Marabella Holdings LLC
OUT OF AREA
Massillon, OH Online only auction
STARTS: TUES - MAR. 12 - 11:00AM
ENDS: TUES - MAR. 19 - 11:00AM
Contents From “Bowers Elementary School” Stark Co., Ohio. Complete Outdoor
Playground Equipment - 250 Folding Chairs - Kitchen Equip. - Hobart Mixers - Desks Chairs - Welding Eq. & Tools
WILLOUGHBY, OH THURS - MAR. 14 - 12 NOON
17.992 Acres Industrial Land Fronts on Pelton Road & Railroad Tracks
Public Utilities Available. All Mineral Rights Owned By Seller To Transfer. Lake County
CANTON, OH SAT - MAR. 16 - 10:0AM
Impound Property & Vehicles – Cars & Trucks – Salvage Vehicles – Old Cars –
Motorcycles – Backhoe – Trucks – Office Equip – Scrap Iron
www.kikoauctions.com
330- 453-9187
141 Hazel St NE, Horning Scott B & Denise E to Horning Scott & Denise Trustees / Scott & Denise Horning Rev Trust, $0
317 Prospect Ave S Hartville, Horning Scott B to Horning Scott & Denise Trustees / Scott & Denise Horning Rev Trust, $0
521 S Prospect Ave Hartville, Landhorn Llc & Horning Scott B to Horning Scott & Denise Trustees /
Scott & Denise Horning Rev Trust, $0
239 S Prospect Ave Hartville, Horning Denise E to Horning Scott & Denise Trustees / Scott & Denise Horning Rev Trust, $0
215 S Prospect Ave Hartville, Phillips Judith Z Robinson Joyce Z to Evans Dean P, $42,400
138 Washington St Hartville, Bixler Etal Carol S to Smith Timothy W Etal, $0
Lake Township-Uniontown Police District
3735 Broad Vista St NW, Wetzel David D & Hall Mary S to Wetzel David D & Reva Trustees Hall Mary S, $0
1671 Lake Center St NW, Walker Thurman L & Sonya to Jonke Erick J Jonke Christine G, $225,000
1582 Lomalinda Cir NW, Ford Mark D & Jannal to Moraghan Joshua J Moraghan Kimberly D, $128,000
1009 Meandering Creek NW, Pullen Kenneth J Pullen Sharon M to Palinkas Stephen M Palinkas Brenda S, $130,000
Lawrence Township
Deerfield Ave NW, Lester Catharina D to Western Reserve Land Conservancy, $0
5001 Erie Ave N Canal Fulton, Bayview Loan Servicing Llc to Miller Real Estate Ii Ltd, $48,000
5001 Erie Ave N Canal Fulton, Us Dept Of Hud C/O Nhms to Bayview Loan Servicing Llc, $0
Erie Ave NW, Lester Catharina D to Western Reserve Land Conservancy, $0
10660 Scatell St NW Canal Fulton, Mccurdy Gerald Anstine Susan to Rohr Cletus E Jr Rohr Lynda L, $88,500
10660 Scatell St NW Canal Fulton, Mccurdy Mary M to Mccurdy Gerald Anstine Susan, $0
12418 Stover Farm Dr NW, Bodo Steven J & Kelly J to Advantage Bank (Cambride Bank), $144,000
Lexington Township
13540 Maryland Ave NE Alliance, Huntington National Bank to Hud Secry, $0
Louisville City
1400 Edmar St Louisville, Bresson Christy R Etal (L/E) Marz Glen E to Breeson Bernard L Bresson Christy R, $62,033
1400 Edmar St Louisville, Bresson Christy R Etal (L/E) Marz Glen E to Bresson Christy R Linder Craig A, $0
712 Joel Cir Louisville, Hafley Christy D to Barker Jamie B Barker Christy D, $0
Marlboro Township
6740 Edison St NE, Stroup Scott J to Ranoni Andrew D Ranoni Maria, $226,000
Massillon City
817 1st St NE Massillon, Crowe Tim E & Grindstaff Colleen D to Grindstaff John, $0
48 1 1st St NE Massillon, Jdr Mason Llc to Jp & Bl Mason Trust Llc, $0
406 1st St SE Massillon, Twelve Inc to Miller James D, $7,700
139 24th St NW Massillon, Briggs John R to Douglas Walter J Skaggs Marilyn, $90,400
365 26th St NW Massillon, R & D Homes Llc to Koontz James J Iii Wolford Rachel E, $86,500
2216 Alden Ave NW Massillon, Betz Thomas S & Kathleen R to Veterans Affairs, $0
515 Federal Ave NE Massillon, Stephanic Kimberly S to Federal National Mortgage Association, $58,000
17 Maple Ave SE Massillon, Buying Homes Llc to Empty Pockets Llc, $12,500
45 Pearl Dr SE Massillon, Scafate Helen P Clements Larry R & Susan C to Clements Larry R & Susan C, $0
1518 Pearl Pl SE Massillon, Scafate Helen P Clements Larry R & Susan C to Clements Larry R & Susan C, $0
150 Rolling Acres Cir W Massillon, Continental Community Sales to Rolling Hills Mhc Llc, $0
414 Shaw Ave NE Massillon, Kohler Karina B to Bac Home Loans Servicing Lp, $58,000
1116 Wellman Ave SE Massillon, Selzer John Ii to Selzer John G Selzer Elaine D, $0
Wellman Ave SE, Selzer John Ii to Selzer John G Selzer Elaine D, $0
1731 Windsor Rd NE Massillon, Dean Jennifer L to George Jennifer, $0
Nimishillen Township
7691 Brookview St Louisville, Best Stephanie to Jp Morgan Chase Bank, $60,000
North Canton City
164 10th St NE North Canton, Lanza Robert J & Mccracken-Lanza Deborah A Lanza Robert J &
Deborah A to Mccracken Deborah A, $0
121 9th St NE North Canton, Lanza Robert J & Mccracken-Lanza Deborah A Lanza Robert J & Deborah
A to Mccracken Deborah A, $0
Applegrove St NW, Postiy Ronald S & William P to Walther Jan D Trustee / Jan D Walther Irrev Trust, $275,000
228 Bachtel St SE North Canton, Bumgardner Lory A to Clough Michael C, $111,000
Bachtel St SE, Bumgardner Lory A to Clough Michael C, $111,000
1111 Browning Ave NW, Mock Scott A & Penny S to Welden Patrick Ii, $119,900
1522 Cambridge Ave SW North Canton, Wildey Joanne C to Federal National Mortgage Association, $0
1800 Cheswold Cir NE North Canton, A C Construction Stark Inc to Ebin Daniel R King Wendy L, $301,500
701 Circle Hill Rd SE North Canton, King John F to Bac Home Loans Servicing Lp, $64,000
255 Cordelia St SW North Canton, Delong David W & Keiller Scott to Keiller Scott, $0
Cordelia St SW, Delong David W & Keiller Scott to Keiller Scott, $0
1022 Park Ave NE North Canton, Dillon Brandon L to Steinberg David R, $63,500
441 Werstler Ave NW North Canton, Hostetler Mildred E to Brannan Kyle P Brannan Megan E, $92,800
Osnaburg Township - East Canton Village
427 Berger St S East Canton, Mayle Gorman F & Joann to Mayle Gorman F & Joann Trustees / Gorman
F & Joann Mayle Rev Living Trust, $0
Berger St S, Mayle Gorman F & Joann to Mayle Gorman F & Joann Trustees / Gorman F & Joann Mayle Rev Living Trust, $0
Perry Township
4551 11th St NW Canton, Mutko Alex E & Lyons Angela N to Mutko Alex E Mutko Angela N, $0
176 Ambrose Ave NW Canton, Reese William R to Springer Ruth A, $76,560
2583 Barnstone Ave SW, Fasolas Jacqueline to Simon Randolph Simon Marg, $130,000
3436 Briardale Dr NW Massillon, Howard Charles D & Angela M to Danner Matthew L, $84,500
4960 Carmont Ave SW, Brinkley Ronald A &Nancy F to Brinkley Ronald A Brinkley Nancy F, $0
5687 Drenta Cir SW Navarre, Hess Daniel L to Wade Shaun T, $144,900
439 Genoa Ave NW Massillon, Foutty Kenneth W to Citimortgage Inc, $34,000
6000 Longview St SW, Ruffin Bertha J & Page Sandra to Swinford Brian D Swinford Sharon S, $99,900
1221 Orrville St NW Massillon, Barth Charlene A Trustee / Charlene A Barth Trust to Barth Charlene A, $0
2244 Perry Dr SW, Wells Fargo Bank to Eh Pooled Investments Lp, $27,750
113 Saratoga Ave NW, Lucas Judith to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co, $38,000
4626 Surmay Ave SW, Wheeler Karl L to Wheeler Kenneth J Wheeler Bobette, $78,400
303 Whipple Ave NW Canton, Regiec David J & Sharon A to Ake Properties Iii Llc, $164,000
Pike Township
9700 Cleveland Ave SE Magnolia, Carnes Norton V & Morehead Beverly D Carnes Norton V & Morehead Beverly D to Stark County Park District, $0
2533 Farber St Magnolia, Fry Harold S Trustee Fry Harols S Trustee / Harold S Fry Rev Trust to Stark
County Park District, $0
Farber St SE, Carnes Norton V & Morehead Beverly D Carnes Norton V & Morehead Beverly D to Stark
County Park District, $0
Farber St Magnolia, Fry Harold S Trustee Fry Harols S Trustee / Harold S Fry Rev Trust to Stark County Park District, $0
Plain Township
3405 20th St NW Canton, Foraker Jeffrey T to Neumann Jeffrey T Neumann Suzanne, $0
2110 40th St NE Canton, Rbs Citizens Na to Guardado Anthony R, $24,000
2601 41st St NE Canton, Shank Johna L to Huntington National Bank, $56,000
5629 Beverly Ave NE, Becks Lawrence A & Mary K to Schlemmer David M Schlemmer Tracy A, $199,900
7802 Chatham Ave NW North Canton, Crites Joel A & Shannon E to Nedved Keith M, $143,600
1820 Clearview Ave NW Canton, Emanuelson Eleanor M to Henry Jill E, $0
4015 Hills And Dales Rd NW, Baker Mark T Trustee / Mark T Baker Trust to Applecheese Properties Llc, $225,000
Hunting Valley St NW, Plain Twp Trustees to Stark County Commissioners, $0
2125 Markley St NW North Canton, Donald W Jr & Sue Ann Geitgey to Canoles Harry E Canoles Jenifer L, $120,000
Markley St NW, Donald W Jr & Sue Ann Geitgey to Canoles Harry E Canoles Jenifer L, $120,000
3577 Rolling Ridge Rd NE Canton, Cunningham John R &Marsha L to Wells Fargo Bank, $64,000
7155 Starcliff Ave NW North Canton, Marrell Sally R Etal Marrell Sally R Trustees Etal to Didion
Heather Anderson Dillon, $0
7155 Starcliff Ave NW North Canton, Didion Heather Anderson Dillon to Paw Legacy Llc, $0
Starcliff Ave NW, Marrell Sally R Etal Marrell Sally R Trustees Etal to Didion Heather Anderson Dillon, $0
Starcliff Ave NW, Didion Heather Anderson Dillon to Paw Legacy Llc, $0
6526 Sugar Grove Cir NE Canton, Bergeson Michael R & Audrey to Roddy Alexander W Motter Holly K, $150,000
3787 Teakwood St NE, Kreinbrink Joseph P& Teresa S to Us Bank Na, $60,000
Sugarcreek Township
10435 Justus Ave SW Beach City, Fox Frank D to Fox Nancy E, $0
Sugarcreek Township-Beach City Village
319 3rd Ave SW Beach City, Rittmaier Rondal T to Lg Investments Of Ohio Ltd, $120,000
Sugarcreek Township-Brewster Village
210 4th St SW Brewster, Davis Jeffery A Jr to Davis Jeffery A Jr Davis Hope L, $0
4th St W, Davis Jeffery A Jr to Davis Jeffery A Jr Davis Hope L, $0
185 5th St SW Brewster, Rozlog George & Joan L to Rozlog Joan L, $0
Sugarcreek Township - Wilmot Village
Maple St W, Yoder Albert Jr & Eles W to B & E Holding Co Ltd, $0
Tuscarawas Township
1963 Deermont Ave NW Massillon, Marsh Gregory L to Reynoldsburg Mhs, $8,500
2279 Marjory Dr SW Massillon, Noftsinger Bruce & Jay B to Lecount Victoria A, $82,000
Marjory Dr SW, Noftsinger Bruce & Jay B to Lecount Victoria A, $82,000
Washington Township
3571 Norwood Ave Alliance, Adams Letti L to Grow Lawrence A Grow Connie S, $112,500
WAYNE COUNTY
Baughman Township
17048 Fulton Rd, Johns Janet M Successor Trustee to Zollinger Bryan M, $126,500
Chester Township
3262 Armstrong Rd, Burnette Sandra S Aka Sandra Sue to Malone Lisa M, $150,000
2985 Bates, Keener Richard O & Sandra K to Weaver Roy D & Doris, $160,000
Continued in next week’s HomeHunter
Sponsored by KIKO Realtors & Auctioneers
7816 Alexandra Dr, Pulte Homes Of Ohio Llc to Schlissberg Kelly A, $456,175
77 Atterbury Blvd, Dinovo Andrea J to Chen Jiapin, $42,000
127 Chadbourne Dr, Cockrell Colin P to Funyak John P, $319,000
2870 Hudson Aurora Rd, Archer Thomas B to Deroche James, $325,000
5872 LaurawoodLn, Bicicchi Roland R to Parker Anthony K, $398,000
5444 Wilshire Park Dr, Harper Alisha to Hufgard Joseph J, $307,000
126 Clevidence Ct, Cotter Rosa M 50% & Michael B Miller 50% to Flake Benjamin F & Megan L, $186,000
44 High St, Salmons Martin R Trustee to Eby Velvet T & Valerie D Remington & Vicki L Lyons Cotrustees, $0
43 Prospect St, Fifth Third Mortgage Company to Naftzger Troy, $21,000
9497 Shawnee Path Ln, Ohio Legacy Bank Na to Roush Brandan G & Amanda M, $120,408
R E A L E S TAT E T R A N S F E R S
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FROM DEC. 29, 2012
Seville Village
Apartments
Unfurnished
AKRON U: 2 bd., stove
& refrig., W/D on-site,
completely remodeled.
Liv. rm, din rm, loft.
$500 + gas & water.
Call 330-761-1785.
AKRON U: 525 Carroll
St. 1 BR w/air, carpet, appls. & on-site
lndry. Walking distance to school. Call
330-604-4711 for appt.
belladorarentals.com
Akron/Fairlawn
1 BDRM FROM $525
2 BDRM FROM $565
BARBERTON: 352 8th St
NE 2bd, ba., gar.,
applcs,full bsmt, no
smoking/pets $575 +
utils, & sec. 330-825-6110
ALLEN PLACE
$500 MOVES YOU IN
1300 block of Harmon
Ave. Sect. 8 ok.
Call Queen Eileen
330-715-5996
$100 MOVES YOU IN!
1st Month Free - $100 Deposit!
Call for Details
Front/back e ntrances
Quiet wooded setting
On-site laundry
Extra storage
Walk to shops/dining
Mins. to Akron U
24-hour maintenance
Pet Friendly
No Section 8
#1 in Akron
2 BEDROOM
Limited Availability
AKRON GENERAL HOSP. AREA
Open Daily 9-6
and Weekends 1-5
330-929-4926
www.TimberTop.net
330-633-5822
CHAPEL HILL
1 bd. loft, applcs.
$425/mo. + utils.
1279 Tallmadge Ave.
330-867-6540, 330-786-6118
BARB: 914 #3 W. Tusc.
Nice & cozy 1 bd, 1st flr
apt. Applcs, new carpet. $350 + dep & utils.
No pets. 330-818-5366.
CHAPEL HILL: Large
2 bd., 2.5 bath, attach.
gar., air, W/D hookup,
no cats, $725 + utils.+
dep. Jim, 330-807-7512
ELLET: 2615 Ellet Ave.
Spec. 1st mo. rent free.
2 bd., No pets.
$545 mo. heat incl. Call
Karen @ 330-896-1500.
*** SERVING ALL YOUR
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FIRESTONE PARK - $535
Gorgeous 1 bd. w/all
applcs. + micro,
large closets, A/C,
laundry facilities. 101
Firestone #4 is
OPEN for viewing.
No pets. 330-920-1166
or 330-734-8672.
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LAUNDRY
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330-762-7518
Great Place To Live
1 & 2 BR. Furn./Unfurn.
Safe & Convenient.
Flex rent structure,
Visa/MC. 330-253-7447
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888-430-0176
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2 bdrm, liv. rm., fam.
rm, lndry. hookup, 1.5
ba., 1- car gar., $595 +
utils. 330-794-0440
KENMORE: 723 Kenmore Blvd. FREE Mo.
1 yr. lease. Lg. 1st flr. 1
bd. Utils Paid. $525 Per
Mo. + Dep. 330-289-8387
KENMORE:
888 Rosamond Ave.
1 bd. w/ carpet, air
and applcs. On-site
laundry. Please no
Sect 8 or pets. Call
330-604-4711 for appt.
330-864-2227
$530-$825
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micro., A/C, large
closets, patio and
laundry facilities.
$545. No pets. 3902
Genevieve is OPEN
for viewing. 330-9201166 or 330-338-4441.
SealApts.com
KENMORE: Lg. 1 bd.,
applcs. FREE heat.
No dogs. Low dep.
$465/mo. 330-208-0571
STOW - TOWNHOME
•1-2 BR Great Area
•Renovated
•Pool/Playground
•W/D Hook-ups
• Starting at $525
LAKESIDE LIVING
330-283-9199
1 & 2 bdrms. suites on
the beach of Wyoga
Lake. $595-$650.
Call for our move-in
specials while
they last.
330-945-9411
STOW: Trusted Services
Wren’s Trail Apts., gar.
No pets.1-bd./$545 &
2-bd./$645. 2390 Wrens
Circle.
330-945-2561
Newton Tower Apts.
330-762-8661
$430 & up
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888-616-8721
$659 & up
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330-864-2227
$455-$690
1-2
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888-525-5513
$470 & up
1-3
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330-592-2960
$480 & up
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330-929-4926
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330-928-5635
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Extra large 1 bd with
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viewing 2275 Eastwood #13. 330-920-1166
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330-633-5965
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3 floors, spiral
stair-cases, 1200 sf.,
garages, dishwashers,
central heat & a/c
and more! $300 OFF!
330-434-2440
NEW IN COPLEY
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330-753-6086
$495 & up
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The Highlands of Heritage Woods 330-670-9281
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330-753-6086
$490 & up
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330-945-9411
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330-673-8778
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330-678-1501
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MEDINA
Under Construction &
Now Leasing
1 & 2 Bedrooms.
Call today.
U of A Area: 1 BD. Very
nice, clean, secure apt.
$550 / mo + elect., Dep.
$550. FREE HEAT
Call, 330-990-4019
WEST: 122 & 208 N. Port330-801-7744
age Path. Very nice 1
bd, applcs., laundry,
air, secure bldg. $499$599. Heat pd. $100 disc.
for March. 330-655-9300.
WEST:1528 Tyler ST, 2
bdrm
duplex,
full
NORTH: 2 bd duplex w/ bsmnt, applsc $500 +
stove, refrig. $445/mo.;
util., 330-650-0189
1 bd apt $355-$375/mo.
w/ stove/refrig.
WEST: 2 BD., 2 BA.,
PLAIN: 1,2,3 bd, pets ok Lg. Apts. 1750 Cromwell
$375-$595 W/S/T incld.
Dr. $575 + gas & elect.
330-455-HOME (4663)
C/A. Easy to qualify.
ClearSkyProp.com
330-283-8171
NORTH AKRON
WEST: Madison Ave
301 E. Glenwood Ave.
6 room duplex apt.
Applcs. 1 BR $435/mo.;
Clean, new carpet,
Call for appt.
freshly painted, $490
330-338-6002
+ Dep.
330-453-2211
Our New Look Will Move You In
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CUYAHOGA FALLS
Yorkshire Woods
263 S. Main Street
Akron, OH
Call 330-665-5483
1-2
Foxtail Glen
*Rent Based On Income
Hearing Impaired TTY 771
Equal Housing Opportunity
$440 & up
Woodlane Apts.
*Convenient
Downtown Location
GOODYEAR HTS: 2 bd.,
2nd floor, appls., fully
carpeted, all utils. paid,
$700 + dep. $1,400 to
move in. 330-798-4314
888-696-0109
BARBERTON
1 AND 2 BEDROOMS
*Head of Household
Must be Disabled, 62
or Over
Efficiency, 1&2 BR
•Recently remod.
Lndry. fac. on site
Garages avail.
Starting $490/mo.
Alphada Place
The Woods of Fairlawn
Tour Monday - Friday
55 and Better Community
1111 Independence Ave.
Akron, OH 44310
MAYFLOWER MANOR
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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
www.chapelhilltowers.com
EAST: Updated, quiet,
1 bdrm., no pets,
$425/mo. Inclds. Heat &
Free Lndry. $200 Off
Sec. Dep. 330-338-4819
CABLE READY
FITNESS / POOL
CLUB HOUSE
FIREPLACE
AKRON
330-920-1166 or 330-338-4441
MARCH IS FREE!
Visit our Website
EAST: 12 Eleanor. Newly remodeled 3 bd., $700
Mo. + Sec. Dep. Utils.
Included. 1 Year Lease.
330-923-0348
HI-SPEED INTERNET
RENT RANGE
BALCONY / PATIO
PHONE
AIR CONDITIONING
COMPLEX NAME
BATHROOMS
call 330-996-3345
BEDROOMS
your community here -
$825
3943
LONG
DR.
APT. B. Brand New
2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
2 car attached garage. Fully equipped
kitchen with fabulous
views
from
large private deck,
convenient laundry
hook up in apt.
FAIRLAWN
All utils paid. Studio &
1 bd. apts. Clubhouse.
Small pet okay. Low
deposit. 3 month
lease. Mon-Fri 9-8;
weekends 12-7.
330 923-0431
APARTMENTS
Advertise
FREE
HEAT
330-633-2272
CENTRAL: Lg. 1st flr. 1
bd. apt. with front &
back porch, on bus line.
Rent Inclds Most Utils.
Call Dee, 330-825-6799
BRITTAIN PARK
600-1250+ SQ. FT.
ELECTRIC ONLY
PATIO/BALCONY
ON-SITE LAUNDRY
1 BR - $495
2-3 BR - From $590
No Pets/Section 8
330-753-6086
FAIRLAWN DUPLEX First flr., 2BR, eat in
kit., C/A, gar. No pets.
$600 + utils. & sec. dep.
330-666-6785
CUY FALLS / STUDIO CITY
BARBERTON: Upstairs
1 bdrm. apt., $350 +
Dep. + Utils. Water &
Trash Paid. Applcs.
Incld.
330- 825-4582
LIMITED TIME
LIMITED AVAILABILITY
THE WOODS - OPEN DAILY
www.facebook.com/trlofts
WINTER SAVINGS!
Wooded contemp, spac.
1 & 2 bd. townhomes
from $549-$729
330-733-9482
woodbine-apts.com
AVAILABLE NOW
RENT A LARGE 2 BR SUITE
AT A 1 BR PRICE
Heat and Water Included!
Resort style pool and
community
building.
New building with luxury units opening now.
CUY FALLS: 1 BDRM. LOFT
Fairlawn: 2836 Riviera
Dr. 2 bd. towwnhouse.
$680/mo. includes heat,
water, sewer & trash.
330-867-6540; 330-786-6118
NORTON APTS.
OPEN FOR VIEWING
$625
3859 LONG DR. #3.
Large 1 bedroom
with beautiful private patio, attached
garage, laundry fac.
& loaded with extras.
330.762.8661
www.stilecompanies.com
Frpl., A/C, appls., pet
friendly, $515. Move In
Special! 330-929-2748
CEDARBROOK
PARKVIEW APTS.
More people choose
Efficiency apt., $355 +
Timber Top than any
elec. Sect. 8 ok. Call
other place
330-253-8178 Mon-Fri 8-3
Overlooking the Valley
and close to every- AKRON, NORTH HILL,
thing. Wide variety of nice 1 bdrm cottage, all
1, 2 & 3 bdedroom util paid, $475 + deposapartments. Garages, it, no pets, Ready to
frpls., washer / dryer, move in 330-807-2506
skylights, balconies.
AKRON
1 BD from $4 75
2 BD from $565
3 BD from $655
NORTH HILL
MOVE-IN SPECIALS
Brookwood Mgnt.
330-497-6565
Barberton/Norton
330-929-2733
1 bdrm. apt. $350/mo.
330-376-6711
1 & 2 bd. secure building
with intercom.
www.yorkshire-woods.com
AWARD WINNING
FIRESTONE Prk: Effic,
1 & 2 bds, stove, refrig.,
A/C, off street prkg.,
no pets, $385-$500.
330-283-8075
**ELLET/TALLMADGE**
Office 330-928-4949
BARBERTON
AUSTIN LAKE APTS.
2 Bedroom Available
$525 per mo. Pay sec.
dep. plus gas & elec.
Free laundry rm. No
pets. 330-753-4879
Apartments
Unfurnished
NEWTON TOWER APARTMENTS
Specials, photos at:
BARBERTON
624 E. Hopocan
1BR/Applcs./AC
$490+Elec.
No Pets/Sect.8
(330)753-6086
ALL UTILITIES PAID
17 Manor Rd., Akron, 44313
877-725-1215
Howe Rd. near Chapel Hill.
Townhomes from $824
1 & 2 bd. apts. from $694
Quiet 2 bd. duplex
w/ all applcs., laundry hook-up. Nice
private lot. 292
Fairmount OPEN
for viewing. Pets welcome. 330-920-1166 or
330-338-4441.
SealApts.com
Now accepting applications for 1 bdrm.
apts. Must be 62 yrs.
of age or older. Rent
based on 30% of
monthly income. Utilities included in rent
in addition to appliances, A/C, carpet and
window treatment.
Phone (330) 688-8604
Mon. - Fri. 9:00-2:00
Winter Special!
YORKSHIRE WOODS
BARBERTON - $525
2990 Graham Rd., Stow, Ohio
Ellet - Mogadore Square
Apartments
Unfurnished
WINTER SAVINGS!
Beautiful 1 bd. suites,
new oak interior. Pets
welcome. $489.
330-794-8237
woodbine-apts.com
ELLET: Several very
nice 2 bd. apts., applcs.,
bsmt., gar. $510 - $710.
No pets. $100 discount
for March. 330-655-9300.
Cuyahoga Falls
PETS ALLOWED
1 BR VAULTED
RANCHPLEX
COVENTRY: Nice,
clean 1 bdrm., storage,
x-way/shops nearby.
We pay heat. No pets;
$475 mo., 330-835-5664.
TOWNHOUSE / LOFT
AKRON $199 Move in
Spec! 1 BR 2nd Flr
Clean Nice. Rent $399
mo Util $149 mo total
$548 mo 330-819-3163
Apartments
Unfurnished
CHAPEL HILL APTS
1BR $460.00
2 BR $510.-$525.00
Rent + electric + $40.00
heat fee Nov-Apr
Sec. dep. $300.00
330-633-7333
ELLET: 629 Fulmer
Ave. 2 bd., bsmt., att.
gar. $530/mo.+sec.
dep. & utils. No pets, no
smoking. 330-699-0505
GATED COMMUNITY
From $495-$675
Woodlane Mgmt.
330-753-6086
BARBERTON
269 2nd ST. NE
Lg. 2 bd. w/balcony,
storage. Unique
wooded setting.
Free heat & carport.
$625 + electric
No pets / No Sect. 8.
330-753-6086
SHORT TERM LEASE
1 BR / 2 BR / 2 BR+ LOFT
Apartments
Unfurnished
Apartments
Unfurnished
Apartments
Unfurnished
UTILITIES
Apartments
Unfurnished
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$535 & up
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NORTON
SPRINGFIELD: 4 bd., 3
ba., oak kit., lg. fam.
W E S T : 488 S. Hawkins.
rm., 2 car gar., deck.
Lovely 2BR w/bay winPets
w/fee. $1,095. $50
dow, din rm, A/C, carapp. fee. 330-794-4499
pet, laundry hook-up
and extra storage. This STOW: 3 bd., 2 ba. ran1st flr. unit won’t last ch, fam. rm., deck, all
long at $615 + gas and applcs. including W/D,
elec. Small pet OK. fenced
yard,
gar.,
Please no Sect. 8. Call
$1050.
330-603-9241
330-604-4711 for an appt.
WEST:1287 S. Hawkins
Ave., 3 bd, new carpet
WEST: 560 S. Hawkins
& paint., $625 + util .,
2-bd. w/1 bath, din. rm.,
330-650-0189
bsmt., laundry hookup,
storage, air, appls., and
carpet or hdwd flrs.
Small pets ok. Please no
WEST: 1575 Claudia.
Sec. 8. $615+ gas & elec.
2 bd. ranch w/1st flr.
Call 330-604-4711 for appt
laundry & storage, no
bsmt. $550 plus sec. &
all utils. 330-328-5404
WEST: Nice 1 bdrm.,
balcony, gar., storage,
lndry. We pay heat.
$520 mo. 330-835-5664
WEST-207 Westwood,
WEST/Northwest: Lg. 2
3-4 bd, bsmt, fncd yd,
bd.,private back porch, $575 + utils & dep. Poss.
bsmt., W/D hkup, gar.,
rent to own. Sec. 8 o.k.
$580 + utils., credit @. 330-929-8882, 330-864-9558.
No Sect. 8, 330-607-2256.
WEST: 261 Gordon.
3 bd., carpeted, fin. atHomes Unfurnished tic, bsmt., front porch,
off street prkg, $600 +
gas & elect. 330-836-4251
WEST: 2 bdrm. house,
Rent to own, 2-4 bdrm.
appls includ., fenced-in
$400 - $750 Sect. 8 OK
yard, very quiet street,
330-802-RENT
no dogs. 330-434-8057
AKRON: ALL AREAS
Akron: Spring Special
2, 3 & 4 bdrms.,
Section 8 welcomed!
Call Russell, 330-915-0330
AKRON U Area: 3 bd.,
1 ba., finished attic.
No pets. Possible rent
to own. $600 + utils.
330-503-0224.
BARBERTON 3 bd 2 ba,
fully updated, full bsmt
$575 month.
WEST: 395 Beechwood
Dr. 3 bd., 1.5 ba., a/c,
gar., full bsmt. All utils.
paid except elect., $750
mo. 330-554-7130
WEST
3 bd., new kitchen floor,
new carpet, lg. porch,
bsmt., gar. Sect. 8 OK.
330-733-6771
Incls taxes & insurance
WEST: 901 PACKARD
possible owner help
4 bd., din. rm., bsmt.,
finance. 440-439-3203
covered back porch.
Nice street! $675+utils.
CENTRAL: 4 bd., 2 ba.,
No pets, 330-620-7206.
W/D hookup, close to
busline. 133 Russell
Ave. $700 + sec. & utils.
Sect 8 OK. 330-459-0027
Lg 3 bd. w/ fin. attic, 1.5
CENTRAL:
ba., Lg. kitch., newer
785 Beardsley. 3-4 bd.,
carpet, fresh paint, dry
bsmt., deck. $575 mo.
bsmt., concrete drive,
Sect. 8 or rent to own.
$650 + dep. 330-962-8044
330-929-8882; 330-864-9558
WEST: Very nice
CUY. Falls: Updated 3
bd., 2 full ba., full 1031 Peerless, 1 bd, poss.
bsmt., C/A, gar. No 2 bd. + fin. attic, deck
pets/Sect.
8.
$750+ & bsmt., $535 + sec. &
utils.+ dep. 330-923-8110 utils, no pets 330-289-3837
EAST: 5 bd., 2 full ba.
501 Alexander St. $795
Rooms Furnished
+ dep., $200 water
dep., $1,790 to move in.
330-798-4314
WEST: MOVE IN TODAY
EAST / CENTRAL
1057 Joy Ave, 3 bd., $575
+ utils.Call 330-836-5390
FIRESTONE PARK:
Spacious, updated, 3 bd,
finished rec. rm., 2 car
gar., $750 + sec. & utils.
No Sect 8. 330-607-9024
FIRESTONE PRK:
nice area., close to the
park., 2 story ., $650
+ utils. & sec. dep.
330-701-2143
GOODYEAR HTS
2 bd., bsmt., gar., C/A,
bonus room, $600 Mo.
+ Sec. + All Utils.
330-630-3130
GOODYEAR Hts:
$800/mo. 3 bd., fin.
bsmt., att. gar., all
applcs., fully furn. Perfect!!! 330-256-6948
HIGHLAND Sq: 53 Belvedere. 3 bd., newly refurbished. $550+Sec. &
Utils. No pets. No Section 8. 330-864-4901
KENMORE: 824 Hancock Ave. 4 bd. Rent to
Own. C/A, 2 ba’s, concrete drive, fenced yd,
gar., $795. 330-289-5774
MOGADORE
4 bdrm. house with
garage, air, $900 mo.
+ utils & sec. dep. No
pets. 330-628-2564
N. Hill: 649 Gardendale.
Sm. 2 bd. ranch, bsmt.,
fncd yd. $495+ deposits.
Poss rent to own. Sec 8.
330-929-8882; 330-864-9558
NORTH: NICE-QUIETCLEAN - DRUG FREE
W/cable & full kit. 2
drs. from bus stop $85
& $95/wk. 330-329-0983
RODEWAY INN
2875 Medina Rd.
Medina, Ohio
Winter Special
$119 + tax per
week. 1 person.
330-725-4571
SOUTH: PARKSIDE
Fully Furnished,
carpeted. Toasty, private
phones. $120 - $210 week HDTV.
330-773-1816
Need a
pet-friendly
apartment?
Search on
homes.ohio.com.
NORTH HILL: 2 bd., 1
ba. house, 847 Carpenter St. Very nice, clean
home, $580 + utils. +
sec. 330-603-5623.
PORTAGE LAKES
1 bd., lake view, frpl.,
deck, laundry.
389 Cargo Ave. $550 +
utils. Call 330-666-1922.
RENT TO OWN
Ellet
3br
1ba,
632
Fulmer, $850
F a ir l a w n 3br 2ba, 2475
Barrington, $1195
Munroe Falls 4br 2ba
186 N Main $1095
Springfield 1br ranch,
926 Oriole, $495
Springfield 3br, 1.5 ba,
1917 Krumroy, $1195
View online: cwproperties.com
330-666-7773
SOUTH: 3 bd., carpet.
1039 Marion Place
$625 + dep., $200 water
dep. $1,450 to move in.
330-798-4314
SOUTH EUCLID AREA
Vacation Rentals
FT. MYERS FL., Ports
of Iona, deluxe 2 bdrm.
condo, tennis, 2 pools,
boat dock. $ 2500 month.
513-922-5836 or 941-1110
MYRTLE Beach
Oceanfront: 3 bd., 2 ba.,
pool. Early bird specials for summer
weeks. 330-592-4008
MYRTLE BEACH
Resort. Ocean front, 6
pools, tennis, hottubs,
exer. rms. $795/week.
513-922-5836 / 941-1110
North Myrtle Beach, SC
Oceanfront Luxury
Beach Homes & Condos
Best Selection, Service
and Rates, Guaranteed!
Free Brochure!
866-561-3772
elliottbeachrentals.com
4 bd., 1½ ba., liv. rm, din.
rm, kit., 1 car gar. No
pets. Call 216-272-9258.
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$650 & up
1-2
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TALLMADGE
Tallmadge Towne Apts.
✔
330-633-8757
$675 & up
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Investment Property
APARTMENT SHOWCASE
GREAT INVESTOR PROPERTY
Possible 10% Cap
Rate Or better. Wise
Rd Price. Whipple Rd
Exposure. Mixed use
building. High traffic
count Near Belden
Village Just off
Whipple/ Portage.
22,700 Sq Ft. 2.2 acres.
Near Rte 77.
John “Jack” Streb
330-705-7478
Howard Hanna Commercial
Have you thought
about renting your
home? Call for an
on-site free consultation on the benefits of
renting your home.
Tiger Lily Realty is
a full-service real
estate brokerage
licensed to do property management. Call
Mo-Sat 1-888-449-9314
WINTER
SAVINGS!
10Y0
OU IN!
The Woods Of Fairlawn
• 1 BR from $525 • 2 BR from $565
• Minutes to Akron U.
• Pet Friendly • Front/back
entrances • Quiet wooded setting
• On-site laundry
• Walk to shops/dining
Extra storage • 24-hour
maintenance • No Section 8
877-725-1215
“Certain restrictions apply”
#
1
In
Akron
More people choose Timber Top
than any other place
1 BR from $475
2 BR from $565
3 BR from $655
LOW RATES
Full-service property
management,
maintenance and
investment company.
Call Jim Painter,
weekdays, 330-686-2010.
330-929-4926
1551 Treetop Trail, Akron, OH. 44313
www.TimberTop.net
CHAPEL HILL BUSINESS CENTER
CUY. FALLS
4822 State Rd. 5,000 Sq.
Ft. Overhead door &
heat. 330-673-2086
OR 330-620-9367
FOR LEASE
675 sq. ft. Unique plaza
on W. Market St.
Signage. Ready to
move-in. Reasonable
prices. 330-819-1387
GREAT RATES!
1 Picture - 7 Lines - 3 Days
ONLY
Heat and water included in rent
Beautiful Pool and Clubhouse
$99 deposit special
Now accepting dogs under 50 lbs & cats
Business Property
891 Moe Dr., Akron. Office, warehouse, shop
spaces. 310 sf & up.
Start $133. 330-633-9300.
CARNATION REALTY, INC.
1ST MONTH FREE! $100 DEPOSIT
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Property
Management
Columbia Woods
MOVES
Homes Unfurnished
Autumn Run
$
Apartments
Unfurnished
3500
$
PORTAGE LAKES
Newly remodeled 1,800
Sq. Ft. Office or Retail.
High Traffic. 2989 S.
Main St.
330-807-1010
All real estate advertising
in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act of 1968, as
amended, which makes
it illegal to advertise “any
preference, limitation or
discrimination based on
race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status
or national origin, or an intention to make any such
preference, limitation or
discrimination”
This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate
which is in violation of the
law.
Our readers are hereby
informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper are available on an
equal opportunity basis.
To complain of discrimination call HUD Toll Free at
1-800-669-9777 or Fair
Housing Contact Service,
330-376-6191 or Fair
Housing Advocates Assn.,
330-253-2450.
Call Kim at
Office Hours
Weekdays 9 to 6
Weekends 1-5
Stop in any time. No appointment needed!
To feature your Apartment Community on Apartments at a Glance call Kim at 330.996.3345
330-996-3345
Inexpensive Office Space
at Merriman/W. Market St.
330-376-6711
2 Commercial Spaces
for rent. $965/month
each. High traffic area.
Pictures available
upon request. For info,
please call 330-848-0084
Appliance
Service
Basement
Work
Appliance Service Co.330-762-4415
Wet Moldy Basement?
WATERPROOFING
Cert. in mold removal,
trenching, foundations
repairs, emergency
pump-out & drying.
The Rite-Way Co. * Lic.
Ins. Bonded 330-754-0300
No trip charge w/repairs. Insured. 20 Yrs.
Exp. Steve Stallard.
Basement
Work
WATERPROOFING
NO OUTSIDE DIGGING
No Mess! Sr. Discount
30 Years Exp. Guar.
330-253-9533
BRENDA Construction
Foundation Specialist
Water Control Systems
Walls repaired or replaced. 330-715-9213
Brick &
Block Work
WALLER MASONRY
Foundations, steps,
chimneys, walks, tuck
pointing. Small jobs.
Free est. 330-323-9534
KUNZIN CO.
All home repairs &
remod. Replacement
winds. starting at $190.
Insured. 330-794-1114
Barberton
STYLE TILE, flrs, w alls.
Installation & repair of
all types of tile. Specializing in shower repairs. Ken, 330-335-7901
Driveways
RILEY & SONS
Spring Rates * Free Est.
Patch*Paving*Sealing
BBB Accredited
50 Yr. Exp. 330-923-2680
City Properties
Wanted
Call 330-936-5091
TALLMADGE: 576 Fairwood Dr. Beautifully
maintained 3 BR, 2 BA
brick ranch. Features
hdwd flrs in majority of
living area, patio room,
full bsmt. & 2 c. garage.
$159,900
A MUST SEE!
986 Northview Ave.
$88,900. Pristine Cape
with many amenities.
Gorgeous woodwork,
much storage, 4BR,
2BA, partial finished
basement. Lg. private
back yard. More than
meets the eye. #3373990.
Patti Scherer
330-606-0336
Ohio Realty Group
KENMORE: 923 Redfern AVe. 4bd/3ba col.,
newer oak kit., siding &
windows. 3 car det. gar.
Lg. addition incl. fam
rm, 1st flr mst bd & ba.
Encl porch, c/a. $64,900 Nice 3 BD, 2 BA, close to
Hospital & Park.
Rita 330-351-1209
N. HILL: 1153 Avon St.
Charming
neighbor- Sanders Home Realty
330-724-7777
hood. 3 bd, 1.5 ba, updated kit. Frml din., liv.
rm. w/frpl. Wine cellar,
Bath
new windows & 2 car
att. gar. $119,900.
OPEN SUN 2-4
329 E. TUSCAWARWAS
WEST AKRON: Open
Sun 12:30-2, 121 Avondale Dr. Brick col. 3 bd,
1.1 ba, frpld liv. rm.,
formal din, office, updated kit., hdwd flrs,
c/a, rec rm, 2 car gar. 1
yr home warr. $115,900.
Katie Fenwick
330-996-5008
HOWARD HANNA
Lakemore: 1417 Lake
Rd. Two parcels. Dead
end street with fenced
yard and 2-car garage.
Completely renovated!
$79,900.
Barberton: 4765 Edna.
Custom built 4 bdrm,
2.5 bath, secluded colonial. Boarders Portage
Lakes
State
Park.
Many updates! $180’s
Atwater: New Listing!
1363 Industry. 3 bdrm, 2
bath split on 2 acres.
New kitchen, new bath,
new carpet. Fireplace,
screened in porch, 2car garage. Very nice
home! $184,900.
Rootstown: 2590 Wintergreen - NEW CONST. 3
bdrm, 2 bath ranch w/
bsmt, 2 car gar, din rm,
great rm. $159,900.
2.75 ACRE LOT
Bath Twp., Revere
Schools. $104,900. 2224
Majesty Ct, Akron
Call William H. Gill Jr.
(330) 418-8727
(10222012-3925)
KIKO, Realtors
kikorealestate.com
Theresa Hurd 330-957-6101
STOUFFER REALTY
Barberton
731 E. FORD AVE.
OPEN
SUN
2-3:30.
Price
dropped
to
$84,900! 2 BR brick
ranch w/att gar, LR w/
FP, deck. Walking distance to hosp. & park.
1014 SHANNON AVE.
OPEN SUN 4-5. Original family home. 3 BR,
2 bath 2 story w/1 ½ car
gar, newer furnace &
hot water tank. $44,900
or offers!
49 BROWN ST . Close
to downtown. 3 BR 2
story w/1st fl BR, Bath
& laundry, 1 car gar.
$44,900.
690 E. TUSC.
OPEN
SUN 12-1:30. Come inside to appreciate.
3
BR ranch w/beautiful
hardwood floors, 3 season sunroom, att gar.
Debbie 330.603.5680
231 9TH. OPEN SUN 12:30. Anxious owner! 3
BR, 1½ bth cape, extra
lg lot. 2+ car heated
garage.
1227
ROBINSON.
OPEN SUN 3-4. A ll
brick 3 BR, 2 ½ bth
ranch on almost an
acre. Won’t last! Pat
330.814.2904
271
GREEN.
OPEN
SAT 3-4:30. Easy 1st fl
living! 3 BR ranch
w/eat-in kit, det 2 car
gar, & patio. Must see
inside! $95,000
272 ONTARIO. OPEN
SAT 1-2:30. 3 poss 4 BR
colonial. Full bsmt &
lots of built-ins for
plenty of storage. Det 2
car gar, covered front
porch.
Kristin 330.618.3841
HELEN SCOTT REALTY, INC.
330.644.4114
Furnace,
Air Conditioning
FORQUER HEATING & A/C
Copley
Your 24/7 open house
General
BULGRIN’S C ONTAINERS
12 & 16 Yd. Containers
Dependable Service!
ALL home repairs. Lg.
Lowest Rates!
or sm. Int./ext. Painting, roofing, drywall, 330-877-7845 330-571-3320
siding, windows, decks
& gutters. 330-761-2444 HAULING - ALL KINDS
Need work desperately!
Veteran. Free Est.
ALL types of Clocks
Appreciated. 7 Days.
Howard Miller Certified
330-690-2524
House calls made!
Call for Info & Appt.
740-317-8709
HANDYMAN
ALL PHASES OF REPAIRS
Firestone Park
365 CYPRESS AVE .
780 S. HAMETOWN
3 story colonial in the
RD. Totally
remodheart Firestone Park.
eled & ready to move
in. 2 BR ranch w/1st fl 2 BR on 2nd floor, 1 on
the 3rd. New ba, carpet,
lndry, att gar. $94,900.
fresh paint. C/A, glass
1408
LAKELAND.
Must see 13 year young block windows in bsmt.
3 BR cape w/1st fl Mas- Lg. front porch, lg. rear
deck! 2 car garage.
ter Suite, open floor
plan, loft/office, over- Barb Sabo 330-620-5484
KREMER REALTY
sized 2 car gar on a
75x290 lot.l $174,900 or
make an offer!
General Real Estate
Debbie 330.603.5680
Clip & Save
BUYIING OR SELLING?
LET A VETERAN HELP YOU!
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-2
238 ORVILLE AVE.
REDUCED! 3 bed 2 bath
ranch, oak floors finished basement, 2+car
garage, shed updated
kitchen. Jennifer
Perella 330-573-1541
I’ve helped hundreds
of families make their
move through new
technology, effective
marketing, & superior
negotiating skills.
Call Steve Kelly
330-571-1194
Lots & Acreage
Nearly 5 Acres w/Pole
Building! 400 Center Rd.
Private, part.wooded.
$89,900 See photos at:
www.AllOhioHomes4Sale.com
Terri Macioce 330-936-3396
CUTLER REAL ESTATE
City Property
South
3 bdrm, 1 ba., move-in
ready! Remodeled
bath & kit. New windows, roof & driveway.
$99,500.
Jacque, 330-957-0294
77 DAVENPORT
OPEN SUN 12-1:30
Open to Offers, Owners 3 BR, 1½ bath cape w/
Motivated. Good start- newer siding, AC, roof,
er or invesmtment. 3-4 furnace, insulation, enBR, 1.5 BA, garage, closed porch & 2 car
c/a, newer applics. to gar. $87,900.
stay, other newer upDebbie 330.603.5680
dates. On busline, close
to park and schools.
Linda 330-802-9129
Sanders Home Realty
330-724-7777
330.644.4114
Mobile Homes
LIKE NEW!
Recently remodeled
mobile home, Lakeland FLA. (Senior Living Community). Fully
furnished, $7,500 OBO.
330-206-4084
REDUCED - $55,500
669 Wyandot. 3 bd.
ranch, 2 car gar., din.
rm., c/a. Call Helen.
4BD, 3Full/2Half BA.
Fam Rm, Bonus Rm,
Finished Bsmt, 3 Car
Att Gar! $690,000.
S. Halhadas 440-526-9400
3BR Ranch. Hdwd flrs.
thru-out. Well cared for,
one owner. Newer roof
& bsmt. $49,500. Sandy
LoCascio 330-571-3471
STOUFFER REALTY
City Property
Southeast
City Properties
Wanted
ABSOLUTE CASH FOR YOUR HOME !
Any Area. S ituation or
Condition.
Call Now !
330-592-6220
I BUY HOUSES
CASH!
Quick Close, Fair Price
330-848-6333
WE BUY HOUSES
Any Condition
All Situations
Fast Cash
330-990-9699
Mosholder Realty, 330-633-5536
Farms
BRUNER LAND COMPANY, INC.
(330) 270-5263
Green
ASHTABULA CO:
37 acres, $58,900.
Slater Rd.
BRUNER LAND COMPANY, INC.
740-630-6724 or 740-685-8138
www.brunerland.com
796 Merton Ave. $49,900
Completely remodeled
Akron colonial. New
kitchen, bathroom,
flooring, paint, furnace,
hot water tank. Almost
brand new. Welcome
home. #3371145. Jeremy
Roosa 330-221-4453
Ohio Realty Group
City Property
West
HANDYMAN SPECIAL!
693 Fultz. Cute 2-3 bd.
fixer upper. Good roof,
windows & siding. Att.
gar. Needs rehab.
$7,500/obo. 330-388-3368.
Condominiums
COPLEY VILLAGE
2 bd., 1 ba. Land contract w/$5,000 dwn.,
$600/per mo. incl. taxes, insurance & condo
fees. 330-503-0224.
1347 KING DR.
Comfy Ranch on acre.
1500 sf, many updates,
wood flrs. 4BR/2BA,
master suite, lg. eat-in
kit, fam rm, craft rm/
workshop to att. 2+ car
gar, shed 10x12. 1-level
living. $114,900.
Yvonne Johnston
330-352-0901.
STOUFFER REALTY
www.brunerland.com
GUERNSEY
CO :
Spencer Twp. New!
2+ acres, well, septic
& electric already
there, $24,900. Located off S.R. 83 south on
Cooper Rd. No mineral rights.
NOBLE CO : Buffalo
Twp. New ! 26 acres,
$74,900. Outside Pleasant City off S.R. 146
on Wargo Rd. No mineral rights.
PAYING TOP PRICES
for 30 acres or more in Ohio,
West Virginia, Kentucky,
Pennsylvania & Tennesse.
Call 866-893-5263
2290 GLENROSS DR.
Beautiful 1 owner
3BR/2BA Ranch at
Stratford Green’s with
4 season rm and handicap accessible. Bill
Sloan 330-715-2561
STOUFFER REALTY
ALL brick ranch,
3 bdrms., 1.5 ba.,
full bsmt., C/A, new
roof & windows,
attach. 2.5 car gar.,
addt’l 4 car gar.
$124,900. 330-701-7340.
DISC. PLUMBING & GAS REPAIR
24/7 Free Svc. Calls
SEN./VET DISCOUNT
330-730-0147
FAST SVC.! SR. DISC.!
Reasonable Rates!
330-459-9106
New Construction
Custom Built Homes
Designed Around You
Build on your lot or ours
Many floor plans to
choose from, and to
suit any budget. Call us
at 330-305-6700.
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5679 KUNGLE . Motivated sellers are downsizing. Original owners
of this immaculate 3
BR, 2 bath log cabin
w/2 car att gar, new
furnace & AC-2012, 24 x
30 pole barn.
Debbie 330.603.5680
OPEN SUN 1 - 2:30
1206
GARDNER.
3bd/2bth ranch w/2 car
gar, rec rm, sun porch
& applcs. Updates roof, windows, elec,
HWT, new furnace/air.
A must see.
Mike 330.962.3779
330.644.4114
DOUG’S Tree Service
Bucket Truck, Crane,
Stump Grinder. Fully
Insured. 25 Yrs. Exp.
$$SAVE$$ 330-794-9673
Search for
HAGAN Construction
Roofing Siding Gutters
24/7 Repairs
Licensed & Insured
330-329-8392 330-922-3202
5" & 6" Seamless Gutter
Gutter Leaf Guard Systems
Repairs • Cleaning
Harry & Sue Carsey-Owners
R. CROWE
ROOFING
Leaf Guard & Repairs
Sofet/Fascia. Free Est.
330-882-5855
330.724.1060
SEAMLESS GUTTERS/ROOFING
new
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on
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Excellent Rates
FREE ESTIMATES
330-633-8962
330-687-5658
Out of State
Property
Portage County
OPEN SAT-SUN 1-3
4632 Alliance Rd.
12 yr. old colonial on
5 acres. 3 bd., 3 ba, 12
course bsmt., frpl. &
woodburner, 3 car barn.
Free gas. Bonnie,
330-608-1844.
PAT BOYLE REALTY
330-773-6846
Real Estate
Auctions
Norton
Spouting
Tree Surgery Service
Roofing
FOR SALE: 88% interest in 57+ acres, and
1/4 oil and gas rights.
Route 33, Linn, Gilmer
County, WV, free gas
implied, all utilities,
water available, no
house, ready for deer
hunting, $75,000 for all,
or $61, 000 for surface
only. 304-457-3125
Built Around Your Lifestyle
Siding
WILL INSTALL
Name brand vinyl $1.99
sq. ft. Windows. $187
ea. Roofing.
40 Yrs
Exp. Guar. 330-253-9533
ONLINE
Real Estate Auction
Nominal Opening Bid: $500
1158 Manning Ave, Akron
5BR 2.5BA 1,786 sf+/Bidding starts
March 22
williamsauction.co m
800.801.8003
Williams & Williams
OH Broker : Dean C
Williams
Re
Lic
2003017722
Auctioneer: Williams
& Williams Auc Lic
2006000117
Rootstown
HERON CREEK
Call for details on 1.5
acre home sites.
Septic & public water.
Lots from $55,000.
Julie Brandle
330-858-6672
Stouffer Realty
Tree Surgery Service
ASH Tree Services, Inc.
ûFULLY INSURED û
Complete Tree Service
330-730-2336
ashtreeservices.com
Southeastern Ohio
MUELLER TREE, INC.
Bucket truck/crane svc.
Removals, trimming,
stump grinding. Ins.
Free Est. 330-633-7070
Tallmadge
NEW ON MARKET
390 N.Thomas Rd.,
FSBO., 3 bd, 1 ba.,
Cape, 1.26 acres,
$99,500, stop by for
information.,
330-678-8203
Are you an avid outdoorsman? Don’t have
the property in rural
country to hunt, fish or
just get away? We have
the property for you.
1.14 acres in rural Cadiz, OH with a house,
water and sewer and 3
storage buildings. In
the heart of deer country and only minutes
from Tappan,
Clendening or Piedmont lake. House
needs work, but it is a
steal. Priced reduced
to $23,500. Call Dustin
for more info
330-573-5800.
Stow
ROBIN RIDGE
Pampered condo, 3 bd.,
master & laundry on
1st, bsmt., gar. $130s.
Barb 330-329-6537.
Need a
pet-friendly
apartment?
Search on
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Wadsworth
5117 YOUNG RD.
60 acs. w/pond, stream
& woods plus 1800 s.f.
home. Water & sewer
avail. On corner w/
loads of frontage. Fabulous area for develop
ment. One of last lg.
parcels in Stow.
$1,500,000 Regran
Leedy 330-776-5144
STOUFFER REALTY
BEAUTIFUL RANCH
Move-in condition. Rec
room w/frpl. and bar,
2 car gar., patio.
Pat 330-714-3992
PAT BOYLE REALTY
330-773-6846
AMISH laborers built
this custom built ranch
in Quail Lake Farms in
2010-2011 with a long list
of model home extras.
3 bdrms., 3.5 baths., 3
car garage, Wadsworth
schools. Kitchen and all
baths have solid cherry
cabinets with soft close
and ceramic tile. Center island kitchen has
an eat-in dinette and a
soaring cathedral ceiling that extends into
the Great Room with
its marble fireplace. A
large arched doorway
leads to the designer
sunroom, $369,900.
330-631-9987
MARCH
FEVER
2013
Rubber City Realty 330-745-9034
COZY 2 BDRM. CAPE
839 MINOTA OPEN SUN 1-2:30
ûAll Around Plumbing & Drain û
Open
investment 24/7
330.644.4114
Colonial in Crystal Shores
Plumbing and Drain
Search for
Goodyear Heights
877 SHOSHONE
OPEN SUN 2-3:30
Sellers are motivated to
sell this 3 BR cape w/
newer vinyl windows,
concrete patio. $74,900.
Debbie 330.603.5680
INTERIOR PAINTING
30 yrs. exp. No job too
big or small. 330-256-3538
2 BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS
OPEN SUN. 1:00-3:00
2863 Archwood Pl.
BRIDGER PLASTER & DRYWALL
Craig Dr 2.3+ac. $90,000
Kevin Dr. 2.3 ac. $120,000
Call Owner/Agent,
330-475-6268
property
Plumbing and Drain
Plastering
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on
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rDAVIES PAINTING q
Int./Ext. drywall plaster
repair. Wallpaper removal. Free Est. Refs.
Call Bill, 330-431-6739.
One call we haul For BEST price guaranteed!
all your clean ups,- Quality craftsmanship.
Repair all types of
clean outs and haul
plumbing. Senior Disc.
away needs. call Tom
24 Hr. Svc. 330-671-6754
330-203-7738
TALLMADGE
Unfinished 2nd flr., new
siding, roof & windows.
Garage. $50s. Call Barb
330-329-6537.
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Visit today!
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING
Hauling-All Kinds
Res/Comml $50 svc. call
Low prices!
Lic#19797 330-630-2645
330-745-8052; 330-592-7142
www.forquerheating.com
1211 GRANT ST. REDUCED!
710 TIMBERLINE DR
5-6BR/3.5BA Updtd
kitchen and baths,
in-ground pool, hot tub.
Motivated seller!
$354,900
Richard Lubinski
330-622-0501
STOUFFER REALTY
NEW FURNACE AND
INSTALLED
To present adequate
syst. $1295. Also svc. &
repair. 330-784-3277
Cuyahoga Falls
FIRESTONE
PARK:
1395 Herberich Ave.
Newer
roof,
siding,
windows, furnace, c/a,
and patio. Brick frplc,
fenced yard, 3 bedrooms. Great Buy!!
McCAMAN
Hardwood Flooring
Installing & Refinishing
Free Est. 30 Years Exp.
330-336-8008
Ellet
Russell Real Estate Serv.
WEST
AKRON:
1505
Bryden Dr. Great new
price! $89,900 for this
updated Ranch. Beautifully
landscaped,
newer kit., rec rm, att.
gar. Just move in!
Floors
KREMER REALTY, 330-686-2400
Kent:
210 S. Mantua.
Great 3 bd, 1 ba starter
home! Lg fenced yd.
Brimfield
Close
to
shopping,
school, downtown &
OPEN SUN. 1:30-3, 809
University. $107,400.
Lakeview. Gorgeous
cluster ranch, overLOTS FOR SALE
looks lake, 4 bd., fam.
Ravenna - 20’s
rm.,
walk-out,
gar.
Brimfield - 40’s
$160s. Barb 330-329-6537.
Rootstown- 30’s
Edinburg- 30’s
Sagamore Hills - 80’s
Tallmadge - 30’s
Stow- 70’s
The home sweet home page
Carla Herbert 330-618-8152
HARVEST HOME REALTY
LOW ELEC. PRICES
30+Yrs. Exp. Comml.
Industrial/Residential
Lic. Insured. Bonded.
Steve, 330-819-8958.
330.644.4114
Sharp brick colonial,
many updates; great
price. 3rd flr bonus
room (4th BR), enclosed
patio, original wood
work & floors. Dead end
street. Convenient location. #3387075. Patti
Scherer 330-606-0336
Ohio Realty Group
Painting &
Decorating
216-798-8411
867 Meridian St. $73,000
Julie Brandle 330-858-6672
STOUFFER REALTY
FIRESTONE PK. 1950
Clairmont Ave. Cape
Cod/bungalow style, 3
bd, 1 full/ 1 half baths &
encl. front porch. Newer siding, roof, wtrprfd
bsmt, furnace, c/a 2001
& applcs. Seller to pay
1 yr home warr. $64,900.
City Property
North
General
MASTER HANDYMAN
LIKENS TEXTURING & PAINTING
Ceramic Tile
Furnace,
Air Conditioning
LAGANI Heating & Air
Cond. Svc. Installation 32 Yrs. Exp. Frmr bldg.
& repair. Sheet metal inspector. All repairs. Power Washing, Siding
fabrication. Free est. Dependable. All cities.
& Trim. Int. painting &
Lic.#12020 330-929-0121
paper removal. 30 yrs.
exp. Dave 330-903-5766.
Fully ins. Ceil. & walls.
Drywall, plaster repair.
18 designs. 330-376-4827
! SELL YOUR HOUSE
IN 7 DAYS !
CUY. FALLS: 107 Birchwood Ave. 2 story
home with 3 BR’s, 2
BA’s. Newer windows,
roof, & glass block windows. Many updates!
Finished bsmt. & 2 c.
garage. $115,000
Electrical Work
Ceilings
TUSTIN Tile 330-867-7042
Showers Built/Restored
Floors, Walls, All Tiles
30 yrs. Exp. Free est. Ins.
www.tustintile.com
Foundation Specialist
• Walls repaired/replaced.
• Family owned/operated
• Over 50 yrs. Exp.
• Lifetime Warranty
• BBB Member
City Waterproofing
& Home Improvements
330-697-3822
1-800-362-0254
www.citywaterproofingohio.com
Carpet
NEW carpet sales, padding, power stretching,
carpet cleaning & pet
odor removal. HydraClean, 330-745-9432.
YOU COULD WIN
1,000,000!
$
FOR
FOR A
A PERFECT
PERFECT BRACKET
BRACKET
PLAY BY THE ROUND FOR PRIZES
Hartville
BRICK RANCH CONDO
3 bdrms., sun & rec
rooms, cherry cabinetry, 2 car garage. $180s.
Barb 330-329-6537.
Kenmore
1000
IONA
AVE.
OPEN
SUN
4-5.
$56,900 - why rent?
Charming 3 BR ranch
w/walk out basement,
2 car gar, and newer
windows.
985
WINSTON
ST.
$64,900. 2 poss 3 BR, 1 ½
bath ranch w/2 car gar.
Debbie 330.603.5680
2263 7TH ST . Why rent?
Updated 4 BR colo.
Move right in!
Pat 330.814.2904
330.644.4114
Lake Property
LAKEFRONT-1.254 AC
Must See! Lovely 1-1/2
story cabin, 2 bd., bath,
fully furnished, lg.
porch over looks lake.
Call for more details.
Homeland Realty Inc.,
June Sheposh
740-922-2666,740-312-4201
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A nne Skoblar 330-687-2070 Art Scarpitti 330-805-1130
Caryl Haynes 330-283-6297
Lauren Reno 330-650-0101
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2 613 E BLACKTHORN $349,900 4BD,
3 08 S LOCUST ST $155,555 3BR, 1BA Robin Costello 330-730-9470
Y vonne Jesser 330-668-2124
2.5BA Jeannette Fulton 330-650-0101
Sue Moore 330-472-8703
Jacquie Moyer 330-322-8289
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2 129 17TH STREET $134,000 3BD, 2BA 1 542 GROTON DR $319,900 4BD, 3.5BA
8 45 HAMPTON RIDGE Akron West $124,900 3BD, 2.5BA 2 28 AVONDALE $104,000 3BD, 1.5BA B
1 1252 MICHELLE DR $150,000 3BR, 1.2BA Robin Costello 330-730-9470
A nne Skoblar 330-687-2070
P am Berghoff 330-650-0101
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2 31A PORTAGE LAKES DR Portage Lakes $89,000 2BD, 2BA
2 095 BROOKSHIRE RD $139,900 4BD, 2.1BA
S teve Kelly 330-571-1194
DOYLESTOWN
CLINTON
O PEN SUN 1:00-3:00
2 607 PICKERINGTON WAY $579,000 5BD,
4.5BA Bob Mottice 330-650-0101
Katie Fenwick 330-996-5008
O PEN SUN 2:00-3:30
MBG OPEN SAT 12:00-2:00
1 5043 GALEHOUSE $189,900 3BD, 2BA
2 399 W. COMET $214,000 3BD, 2.5BA
OPEN SUN 12:30-2:00
O PEN SUN 2:30
Vicky DeAngelis 330-658-6524
673 BENT CREEK Wadsworth $129,900 2BD, 2BA
J erry Schneier 330-618-3313
5 22 ATTERBURY BLVD $220,000 4BD,
1197 GREENVALE AVE $120,000 2.5BD, 1BA
Anne Skoblar 330-687-2070
2BA Catherine Haller 330-996-1225
Yvonne Jesser 330-668-2124
BY APPOINTMENT
2 32 E. CLINTON $189,990 3BD, 2BA OPEN SUN 12:30-2:30
OPEN SUN 3:00-5:00
6 167 S OVAL RD $134,900 4BR, 2BA Anthony Mills 330-697-6279
604 CUTLER LN Hudson $250,000 2BD, 2.5BA MBG BY APPOINTMENT
2 284 VICTORIA PKWY $410,000 4BD, 3BA
D
avid
Childress
330-620-8460
2 8 5 E L M D A L E $ 1 1 2 , 9 0 0 2 B D, 1 B A
Nancy Waite 330-650-0101
D.Palmeri/L.Seyfried 330-650-0101
Gini & Susan 330-801-9732
O PEN SUN 12:30
Y APPOINTMENT
1 290 CULPEPPER Akron West $67,000 2BD, 1.1BA B
9 95 JEFFERSON AVE $69,900 2BD, 1BA
C atherine Haller 330-996-1225
ELLET
COPLEY
KENMORE
MBG OPEN SAT 1:00-3:00
4 29 STETLER AVE $99,500 3BD, 1.5BA
O
PEN
SAT
&
SUN
2:00-4:00
T errie Morgan 330-996-0564
O PEN SUN 1:00-2:30
1 761 MARROW ST $62,000 2BD, 1BA S aundra Carter 330-472-4406
2 947 POPHAM $74,900 3BD, 1B A
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
L
arry
Kanserski
812-327-8855
B unny Dennison 330-858-2345
536 MEREDITH LN Cuy Falls $74,900 2BD, 1.5BA MBG BY APPOINTMENT
MBG BY APPOINTMENT
2 73 KENILWORTH $149,900 3BD, 1.1BA B arbara Oakes 330-388-9283
2 239 EMERALD $115,000 3BD, 2.5BA
BY APPOINTMENT
Gini & Susan 330-801-9732
Lori Snyder 330-335-2560
2 321 14TH STREET $49,500 3BD, 1BA
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
4 648 DEVEREUX DR $310,000 4BD, 2.2BA BY APPOINTMENT
P atty Koehl 330-592-3298
130 WILFORD WAY Tallmadge $129,900 3BD, 2BA MBG BY APPOINTMENT
1 650 HOBART $100,000 3BD, 1.1BA
H elen Bailey 330-633-7200
2 26 MERRIMAN $135,000 3BD, 1BA Eichler & Todaro 330-618-9872
Eric Wachtel 330-328-2862
Gini & Susan 330-801-9732
O PEN SUN 1:00-3:00
O PEN SUN 2:30-4:00
1 244 MEADOW RUN Copley $114,900 2BR, 2.1BA B
Y APPOINTMENT
L isa Swaino 330-338-1567
3 33 N. PORTAGE PATH #32 $285,000 3BD, 2.1BA 4224 MEADOWCREEK LN $264,900 3BD, 2BA
G ini & Susan 330-801-9732
FAIRLAWN
Darlene Hall 330-472-1158 KENT
B Y APPOINTMENT
4 50 S FRANCIS ST $89,900 2BD, 1BA
R oyster Group 330-650-0101
7 54 WHITE TAIL RIDGE $399,000 4BD, 2.2BA
D arlene Hall 330-472-1158
BY APPOINTMENT
COVENTRY
1 016 FRANKLIN $104,900 4BD, 1BA
Gini & Susan 330-801-9732
BY APPOINTMENT
V alerie Ursetta 330-592-6711
OPEN SUN 3:00-4:30
7 95 BRUNSDORPH $229,900 5BD, 2.5BA
1423 WATERS EDGE Northampton $127,900 2BD, 3BA NEW LISTING
5 65 WOODVIEW DR $133,000 3BR, 2.1BA R on Ho 330-335-2560
BY APPOINTMENT
A rt Scarpitti 330-805-1130
1 745 WILTSHIRE $117,500 3BD, 2BA Stacey Duber 330-936-2436
688 STONEWATER DR $249,000 4BD,
BY APPOINTMENT
2.1BA Valerie Ursetta 330-592-6711
NEW LISTING
OPEN SUN 1:00-3:00
1 77 CALADONIA $129,900 3BD, 1.5BA
690 CROWNWOOD CT Streetsboro $115,000 2BD, 2.5BA
2 55 NAOMI STREET $112,000 3BD, 2BA Sandy Waibel 330-335-2560
O PEN SUN 2:00-3:30
1 012 BUNKER DR #201 Fairlawn $89,900 2BD, 2BA MBG NEW LISTING
L eslie Abramson 330-802-5555
1 400 WESTVALE $126,000 3BD, 2BA
PERRY
R oyster Group 330-650-0101
HSA BY APPOINTMENT
ATWATER
B arry Brizes 330-329-7725
LAKE
2500 MALONE AVE SE $170,000 3BR, 2.1BA
MBG NEW PRICE
B Y APPOINTMENT
Stacey Mariani 330-265-0437
HSA MBG NEW LISTING
3 646 TORREY PINES $369,900 4BD, 2.1BA O PEN SUN 2:00-4:00
4 97 PARKSIDE LN Tallmadge $115,900 3BD, 2BA 2 529 STROUP RD $224,900 4BR, 2BA MBG OPEN SUN 3:30-4:30
Gini & Susan 330-801-9732
11697 HOOVER AVE NW $269,900 3BR, 2.1BA
7
04
S.
SHERATON
CIR
$129,900
3BD,
1.5BA
Terrie Morgan 330-996-0564
NEW PRICE
S herry Karm 330-773-9766
Brenda Eggert 330-284-1263
Darlene Hall 330-472-1158
1209 MANOR AVE SW $116,900 3BR, 1.1BA
BY APPOINTMENT
F
AIRLAWN
HTS
Christine DiSabatino 330-265-8417
N
EW
LISTING
MBG NEW LISTING
729 PEBBLECREEK Copley $189,900 4BD, 3.1BA
BARBERTON
3 234 NORTHDALE ST NW $165,000 3BR, 2.1BA
1 194 MARYLAND AVE $123,500 3BD, 2BA MBG NEW PRICE
G ini & Susan 330-801-9732
BY APPOINTMENT
Mark Shank 330-715-5167
Terrie Morgan 330-996-0564
3 04 SOMERSET $219,000 3BD, 2.1BA
1 214 MANOR AVE SW $89,900 3BR, 1BA
G
ini
&
Susan
330-801-9732
6 73 ROBINSON $79,900 2BD, 1BA
Stacey Mariani 330-265-0437
AKRON
Vicky DeAngelis 330-338-6362
L
AKEMORE
3 192 NOLA LANE $92,900 2BR, 3BA
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
FRANKLIN
Sherry Karm 330-773-9766
OPEN SUN 2:00-4:00
REMINDERVILLE
1 224 HARPSTER $69,999 4BD, 1BA OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
3 194 CASTLETON COURT $122,000 3BR Agent Owned
1 660 WOOSTER $79,900 3BD, 1.5BA
Karen Placek 330-777-3305
BY APPOINTMENT
BY APPOINTMENT
A ngela Johnson 330-819-4587
Amanda Ondrey 330-802-9618
BY APPOINTMENT
2 199 E GILWOOD DR $119,711 3BD, 1.5BA
2 262 PINE TOP CT $64,900 2BR, 2BA 5 983 KUNGLE RD $74,900 3 BR, 1.1BA
Lin Seyfried 330-650-0101
Sherry Karm 330-773-9766
1 09 CASTERTON ST. $127,000 4BD, 1.5BA OPEN SUN 2:00-3:00
Mark Otto 330-807-4886
MANCHESTER
J ill Renee Hill 330-310-5781
4 64 LINCOLN AVE $129,900 3BD, 2BA
Darlene Hall 330-472-1158
BY APPOINTMENT
RICHFIELD
CUYAHOGA FALLS
7 33 W NIMISILA RD $119,900 4BR, 2BA
BY APPOINTMENT
AKRON NORTH
Amy Ault 330-465-9468
OPEN SUN 2:00-4:00
5 006 PATRICIA DR $153,900 3BR, 2.1BA OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
1 147 NOBLE AVE $82,900 3BD, 1.1BA HSA MBG OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
2 499 DONNA DR $134,500 3BD, 2.5BA
C indy Slabaugh 330-607-8166
BY APPOINTMENT
2
281
CHESTNUT
$84,500
3BD,
1BA
Charlyn & Joe Bridges 330-409-4713
C indy Eitner 330-697-7208
9 44 BERWIN ST $37,500 2BD, 1BA
GOODYEAR HTS
Yvonne Jesser 330-668-2124
Karin Hensel 330-650-0101
O PEN SUN 2:30-4:00
MEDINA
OPEN SUN 2:00-3:30
1 455 UNION ST $79,900 3BD, 1BA OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
BY APPOINTMENT
1 471 NEWTON ST $55,000 4BD, 1BA
2
422
26TH
STREET
$84,900
3BD,
1BA
A
nne
Skoblar
330-687-2070
9 99 BIG FALLS AVE $69,900 3BD, 1BA
Arne Englehart 330-687-0357
Suellen Maggio 330-592-3411
Diane Topper 330-650-0101
1 206 BRANDYWINE $289,000 4BD, 2.2BA
Kelly Garrett 330-777-0036
OPEN SUN 2:00-4:00
1 10 25th STREET NW $94,900 3BR, 2.1BA HSA MBG OPEN SUN 1:00-3:00
BY APPOINTMENT
9 57 KICKAPOO $57,900 3BR, 1.1BA
5 7 9 F O U S E AV E $ 5 9 , 9 0 0 3 B D, 1 B A Sherry Karm 330-773-9766
2 329 13TH ST $99,900 3BD, 1.1BA V alerie Houpt 330-608-4405
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
Jennifer Petrucelli 330-650-0101
Julie Schultz 330-573-4691
2 407 ROLLINGWOOD $354,900 4BD, 2.5BA
BY APPOINTMENT
Sandy Hawley 330-777-0095
4 04 GRANDVIEW $93,500 3BD, 2BA OPEN SUN 1:00-3:00
GREEN
9 41 INDEPENDENCE $77,500 3BD, 1.5BA Barb Lesure 330-335-2560
OPEN SUN 3:00-4:30
3 29 MORRISON AVE $101,900 3BD, 1.1BA
3 796 ENGLISH TURN $249,500 4BD, 2.5BA
Cunningham/Hale 330-329-6938
2 911 IRONWOOD DR $375,000 4BR, 2.1BA K athy Mansfield 330-813-3072
AKRON WEST
BATH
Gary Verbosky 330-807-0419
SPRINGFIELD
WADSWORTH
B Y APPOINTMENT
O PEN SUN 1:00-2:30
2 668 KILLIAN RD $154,900 2BR, 1BA 3 0 1 S TAT E S T. $ 8 9 , 9 0 0 2 B D, 1 B A
David Childress 330-620-8460
STOW
K im Barnowski 330-247-2477
O PEN SUN 1:00-2:30
1 3 9 T O L B E R T $ 8 3 , 9 0 0 2 B D , B A
Jennifer Tenney 330-777-3291
3 860 CHARRING CROSS $144,900 4BD, 2BA O
PEN SUN 1:00-2:30
Eldon Lown 330-571-5151
4 0 8 W O L F $ 1 5 9 , 8 0 0 4 B D, 1 . 5 B A
P am Moore 330-777-3314
4 512 KNOB HILL $339,500 5BD, 2.2BA O
PEN SUN 2:00-3:30
Teresa Fiorentino 330-760-0697
6 75 BENT CREEK $132,900 2BD, 2B A
D enise Flanagan 330-289-2953
3 900 SILVER WOOD DR 5BD, 2.5BA
Susane Sampson 330-715-0719
O PEN SUN 3:00-4:30
6 28 ASHBROOK $172,000 3BD, 2.5BA
Jennifer Tenney 330-777-3291
PEN SUN 3:00-4:30
2 449 NORMAN $135,900 3BD, 1.1BA O
1 67 GRANDVIEW $104,900 3BD, 1BA
Sandra Johnson 330-472-1027
Amanda Ondrey 330-802-9618
STREETSBORO
OPEN SUN 3:00-4:30
1 73 HIGHLAND $149,000 3BD, 1.5BA
O
PEN
SUN
12:00-2:00
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
S andy Hawley 330-777-0095
4 180 HUMPHREY RD $425,000 3BD, 3.5BA 9 975 BEVERLY LN $108,000 2BD, 1.5BA
D ianna Palmeri 330-650-0101
OPEN SUN 3:00-4:30
Cindy Boggs 330-322-7999
3 691 PAULA DR $127,000 3BD, 1BA
Cindy Eitner 330-697-7208
RITTMAN
O PEN SAT 1:00-3:00
2 8 S . S TAT E $ 5 2 , 5 0 0 3 B D, 1 . 5 B A
J essica Harwick 330-777-3306
2 2 3 M I L L S $ 6 6 , 5 0 0 3 B D , 1 B A
TALLMADGE
Pam Moore 330-777-3314
COMMERCIAL
550 NORTH AVE $159,000 4BD, 2BA
Robin Costello 330-730-9470
EW LISTING
N
2 0 0 S . M A R K E T S T S h r e v e $ 4 9 5 , 0 0 0
Kathy Mansfield 330-813-3072
WADSWORTH
OPEN SUN 12:00-1:30
MULTI-FAM
O PEN SUN 1:00-2:30
4 4 5 N . LY M A N $ 1 3 4 , 9 0 0 3 B D, 2 B A
2 2 2 H O M E S T. $ 1 3 6 , 9 0 0 3 B D, 2 B A J essica Harwick 330-777-3306
EW PRICE
N
Barb Lesure 330-310-5330
6 77 PATTERSON North Hill $64,900 4BD, 2BA
Kathy Petrey 330-573-1261
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
OPEN SUN 12:30-2:00
J an Brenneman 330-612-0941
3 32 CRESTVIEW DR $148,900 3BD, 1.2BA OPEN SUN 3:00-4:30
3 93 N. AVON AVE $110,000 2BD, 1BA
2833 10TH STREET $104,900 3BD, 1BA OPEN SUN 3:00-4:30
P atty Koehl 330-592-3298
O
PEN
SUN
2:30-4:00
9
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D,
2
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Joanne Somers 330-801-4760
NEW PRICE
Robert Lagasse 330-835-8990
4 297 BROOKVIEW CT $229,900 4BD, 2.1BA
Barb Lesure 330-310-5330
1 21 AVONDALE $115,900 3BD, 1.1BA 1637 N. MEDINA LINE RD $785,000 4BD, 3.2BA
1 689-1693 TANGLEWOOD Akron West $169,900 3 units
Jan Brenneman 330-612-0941
Helen Gisewhite 330-289-2823
Katie Fenwick 330-996-5008 J an Brenneman 330-612-0941
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
B
Y
APPOINTMENT
N
ORTH
HILL
5 67 ARCADIA RD $179,711 4BD, 2.5BA
2
315
W
BATH
RD
$199,900
3BD,
3BA
OPEN SUN 12:30-2:00
SPRINGFIELD
2 048 WISE RD $130,000 3BR, 2B A BY APPOINTMENT
1 087 TERRELL DR $76,000 3BD, 1.1BA 5 28 SUN VALLEY $189,900 4BD, 3.1BA Kurt Kimmerle 330-650-0101
VACANT LAND
Stacey Duber 330-936-2436
1 181 DAYTON ST $56,900 2BD, 1BA
D eborah Bishop 440-478-3099
Katie Fenwick 330-996-5008
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
Jan Brenneman 330-612-0941
BY APPOINTMENT
O
PEN
SUN
3:30-5:00
NEW LISTING
3 15 HIGH POINT $164,900 3BD, 2BA NEW LISTING
1 287 HILLCREST DR $67,000 2BD, 1BA 3217 BICKLEIGH CIR $345,000 4BR, 3.1BA
2 906 PINE LAKE RD $179,900 4BR, 2.1BA
C INNAMON LAKE LOTS Ashland $19,900 4 lots
A nn Hayduk 330-777-3320
2 080 THORNHILL DR $169,900 3BD, 2BA
L
in
Seyfried
330-650-0101
C
aryl
Haynes
330-283-6297
BRIMFIELD
2 966 HUDSON DR $97,900 4BD, 1.5BA
O PEN SUN 1:30-3:00
OPEN SAT & SUN 11:30-1:30
S teve Kelly 330-571-1194
4 53 ROSLYN AVE $115,000 3BD, 1BA 2 968 VESPAR DR $199,900 3BD, 2.1BA
Ron Midcap 330-671-7767
L arry Kanserski 812-327-8855
J ean Farinacci 330-603-2444
O PEN SUN 1:00-2:30
1 364 E TURKEYFOOT LAKE $109,900 2BR, 2BA
Suellen Wagner 330-571-2414
MUNROE FALLS
PERRY
OPEN SUN 1:00-2:30
NEW LISTING
B Y APPOINTMENT
B Y APPOINTMENT
EW LISTING
BY APPOINTMENT
O PEN SUN 2:00-4:00
1 22 HUMBOLT $104,900 3BD, 1B A N
3 917 MCTAGGART BLVD $172,900 4BD, 3BA 2 156 MAYFIELD RD $124,900 3BD, 2BA 9 49 MOUNT PLEASANT $75,000 2BR, 1BA 1138 MANOR AVE SW $129,900 3BR, 1.1BA 3 101 DORCHESTER CT $125,000 2BR, 2BA
V /L 597 LAKE RD Chippewa lake $89,000
Jason Raffle 330-419-2150
4 6 6 R O S LY N $ 6 5 , 0 0 0 3 B D, 1 . 5 B A Patty Koehl 330-592-3298
Mark Shank 330-715-5167
R obin Costello 330-730-9470
Tracie Bartlebaugh 330-289-5773
Christine DiSabatino 330-265-8417
J an Brenneman 330-612-0941 2975510
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