This years theme and poster for Veterans Days taken from the US Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs.

2021 National Veterans Day Poster Contest Winner

The theme for Veterans Day 2021 is centered on the centennial commemoration of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Located at Arlington National Cemetery, the Tomb was initially dedicated by the Army on Armistice Day, November 11, 1921, with the burial of an unknown service member from World War I. Over the past century, additional unknowns have been buried at the Tomb, and the site has become a people’s memorial that inspires reflection on service, valor, sacrifice and mourning. This year’s Veterans Day poster competition asks artists to envision a design that evokes elements of the history, legacy, and meaning of the Tomb during its centennial anniversary. Whether inspired by historic images of the Tomb, the ceremonies and rituals that take place at the site, or the physical Tomb itself, artists should interpret the Tomb’s centennial in a way that honors its past and recognizes its continued importance in American society to all.

We wanted to share this poster and information as our way of Honoring All Who Served.

Did you know that Vermont’s is the 45^th largest state with a projected population as of 2021 of 648,560.

Currently it is reported there are 339,439 home owners in the state of Vermont. 

If you have been considering, joining that growing number of homeowners in the state, here are 2 suggestions for getting started!

1. Get qualified

       It is important to know what you qualify for  if you are not expecting to pay cash for [...]

The clock has changed, the weather is getting colder and we are facing a period of time when we all spend more time inside our homes.  As we start this indoor season, cleaning our home is a good fall task. The majority of us do not find cleaning fun, but it is good for your home and for your health and for prep if you plan to sell.  We found [...]

November, the Thanksgiving month, is a great time to reflect and share what we are thankful for.  It goes without saying that I am thankful for family and friends and that is why, especially now, I am thankful for technology and the ability to not only hear, but see family and friends so [...]

1900/339,439/76

In case you were wondering what these numbers mean, over the course of the next couple of emails, I will explain the significance of each number.

There are more than 1900 Realtors registered with the Vermont Association of Realtors. That offers you many options to align yourself with a Realtor you will feel most comfortable [...]

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Low Inventory is a Bonus to Sellers!

As you can see form the graph below showing the inventory numbers the past couple years compared to this September, the [...]

Have a Safe Halloween!

Costume

• Use face paint whenever possible. However, if you, or your child, are planning to wear a mask for your spooky night out, make sure that the holes for the eyes are large enough to clearly see both straight ahead and  peripherally. You may have to cut the eye openings larger to allow more visibility. If any
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5 Reasons You Need A Buyer Broker

It is likely you may be thinking that now summer has passed and we are well into fall, you have missed the opportunity to find a new home in 2021. Have no fear! Don’t wait until “next year” to get started on your home purchase! The busiest of seasons for the last two years has been in the fall and winter [...]

Whether you’re entering a decorating contest or just want to have a little fun with decorating your house for Halloween, we hope this information will help you and/or your kids create a spooky spider covered [...]

We hope you get the chance to enjoy some of these local Halloween events!

Nightmare Vermont in Essex Jct (10/21-23,28-30)

Features a terrifying scare maze, live entertainment and vendors in the lobby, and narrative walk-through performance.

Queen City Ghostwalk in Burlington

Haunted Tours run throughout October. NEW for 2021 - a True Crime walking tour, and a family friendly tour for [...]