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25th Annual Pride in Our Homes Contest
Sponsored by
The Greater Fairfield Board of REALTORS
Who hasn’t driven by a colorful garden bed or inviting front yard and admired the homeowner’s creativity? The Greater Fairfield Board of REALTORS is now accepting nominations for the twenty fifth annual “Pride in Our Homes” contest. The annual competition gives residents a chance to say “thank you” to their fellow neighbors in town for making the community beautiful with their landscaping and gardens.
Fairfield residents have until June 10, to nominate a neighbor or themselves in one or more of three categories: Front of Home Appearance (curb appeal), Home Landscaping (which takes into account the entire property), and Whimsical Garden (creative and fanciful). Click here for an entry form or pick one up at the GFBOR office at 156 Round Hill Road in Fairfield (203 255 0497). Applications for nomination will also be printed in the Fairfield Citizen News and can be picked up at your favorite real estate office, or from various participating retailers in Fairfield.
Contest judging will take place during the third and fourth weeks of June, with landscape professionals making the final decision. Homes currently for sale are not eligible for the contest. Amateur gardeners only, please. Prizes will be awarded.
We proudly announce that Cathy VanTornhout was elected to begin the January 2011 term as a Director of the Fairfield Board of Realtors.
FCRE Top Producers
Fairfield County Real Estate Top Producer Award Winners…
Harry W. Wenz Good Neighbor Award
Each year, the Connecticut Association of REALTORS, Inc, presents the Harry W. Wenz Good Neighbor Award to honor a REALTOR® who volunteers their time and demonstrates extraordinary efforts to improve the quality of life in their community. Fairfield County Real Estate is proud to announce that its associate, Gay Gasser, was a recipient of the 2008 Harry W. Wenz Good Neighbor Award for her dedication to The Mill River Wetland Committee (MRWC), a non-profit organization founded in 1967 to strengthen environmental education through the study of river basin systems.
Halloween on the Green!
Our agents joined forces with Habitat for Humanity to help construct a new home in Bridgeport
Seated from l to r: Susan Strup Hood, Lee Simpson, Karen Klaff, Donna Galbo, Carol Lyman
Kneeling from l to : Helene Daly, Laura Geraghty,
Cathy VanTornhout
Operation Hope
Delivering Holiday Food to
Operation Hope’s Food Pantry
From l to r: Donna Galbo, Cathy VanTornhout, Helene Daly, Marge Judge, and Carol Billings,
Food Pantry Receptionist
