AUTOMOBILE DONATIONS (Sag Harbor Express)
GET A FREE VACATION and an IRS tax write off when you DONATE your vehicle, boat, real estate, good furniture or _collectibles. Call 1-800-338-6724_ DONATE VEHICLE: Receive $1000 grocery coupon. Noah's Arc. Support no kill shelters, research to advance veterinary treatments.
Orange County rocks Fourth of July (Orange County Register)
Locals celebrated the holiday with pancakes, parades, family and plenty of good cheer.
Movie filming livens up Smithville real estate market (Austin American-Statesman)
"You just walked through the door that Brad Pitt walked through!"
Smells Like the End (MetroActive)
CHRISTINE Kubogamell's grandparents started farming mushrooms around Morgan Hill in the 1960s, when the land was cheap and the price was sky-high.
Burlingame taking on a new vision (The Aspen Times)
ASPEN- Burlingame Ranch, an affordable-housing project that is only one-third complete, likely will end up looking much different than what originally was voted on in 2005.
Off the Grid (Washington Post)
Builder Mike McKechnie of Mountain View Builders will be online Tuesday, July 1 at 11:00 a.m. ET to discuss his efforts in creating energy efficient, sustainable homes for the masses.
Polygamist Sect Women Sell Clothing Online (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)
Women from a polygamist sect in Texas are selling their handmade clothing online.
Erie County Real Estate Transactions (The Buffalo News)
Following are real estate transactions over $5,000 as listed in records of the Erie County clerk's office for the week ending May 9.
Coastal community news briefs for Sunday, June 29 (North County Times)
KOCT to air Journalist Roundtable OCEANSIDE ---- KOCT-TV will present a Journalist Roundtable from 7-8 p.m. July 3 on Cox cable channel 18. Host J. Stryker Meyer will be joined by Kent Davy, editor for the North County Times, and Pat Sherman, reporter for Today's Local News.
Hundreds in region face foreclosure (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
Susan Forcier loved the 10-acre, Hayes Township spread she called home for nearly five years. Over the past year she watched variable interest rates push her house payment to $1,500 a month, almost triple the previous payment, and late fees and penalties pulled her under.
