If you moved here in the spring or summer, you may not know this yet, but our little corner of the world is home to some of the most spectacular fall foliage in the country. Want even better news? Some of the best places to see it are no more than a fifteen-minute drive away!
Want to spend a scenic Sunday with the family outdoors? Take a trip up I-29 to historic North Bloomfield. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent non turpis quis nisi ornare mollis eu quis ante. Vivamus eu porta nisi. Aenean iaculis turpis a mi faucibus malesuada. Fusce ultrices consequat pulvinar. Quisque sapien metus, euismod eu dictum non, mollis sed risus. Nulla blandit condimentum augue, eget imperdiet augue elementum vel. Phasellus pellentesque sagittis tortor, non malesuada lectus scelerisque ac. Nullam congue dignissim metus eu iaculis. Vivamus sit amet nibh sit amet mi laoreet porttitor sit amet sed mauris. Vestibulum ac urna neque. Nam pulvinar pulvinar quam ut scelerisque. Mauris convallis justo quis magna rutrum accumsan. Donec euismod malesuada gravida. Suspendisse at augue quis sem lacinia vehicula. Nullam hendrerit tellus ac sem venenatis euismod.
When first putting a house on the market, sellers are taught to focus on big changes, on overhauling this or rebuilding that. So much time and energy goes into making big, dramatic upgrades that, oftentimes, the little things (that make all the difference!) get overlooked. There is no single room in the house more prone to this kind of seller oversight than the kitchen.
When first proposed nearly six years ago, the Mayor’s plan to begin rehabilitating portions of South Bloomfield was divisive, to say the least, and more than one sternly worded op-ed appeared in our stalwart Bloomfield Picayune. I have to admit that even I was skeptical, until I attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony last Saturday morning.
Aaron Dickinson