10 quick tips for updating your kitchen or bathroom
Kitchens and baths are the two areas of a house that can have the most impact on resale value. Why? These rooms are used often and typically cost the most to update. How do you stage your...Read More »
NEW JERSEY SELLING SUCCESS STORY:
Marion Kleiner takes a permanent vacation
Marion Kleiner booked a vacation, but before she left she decided to casually look into putting her house on the market. She met with a real estate agent, lightly cleaned her Tinton Falls townhouse, and left for...Read More »
24 November 2009
Before he packs his sleigh with gifts for good boys and girls later this month, Santa and Mrs. Claus will be paying a special visit to Cedar...
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27 October 2009
In honor of Veterans Day, the film Our Heroes: The Veterans at Cedar Crest will be shown on the community’s in-house TV station, Channel 6, throughout...
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Three-day wonder
Ed and Annette Helwig liked what they saw when they visited Cedar Crest— the spacious apartment homes, the restaurants, clubs, and friendly...Read More »
Writers’ block
Cedar Crest and Seabrook are home to many voracious readers. A few have even turned the page from reader to...Read More »
For the turkeys
Since 1999, the annual Seabrook Turkey Trot has donated almost 3,000 turkeys to charity and brought together thousands of people in the spirit of goodwill. And this year, the bar has been raised, as Seabrook residents and staff are hoping to collect more money and more turkeys than ever...Read More »
Sole beneficiaries
How many pairs of old, barely-worn shoes are sitting in your closet right now? The answer is probably “more than you...Read More »
Better than expected
Michael and Palma Pollio thought about moving to Seabrook for years. But rumors of a tough real estate market kept them on the sidelines. “We have friends who have lived there for over five years and love it, but we just weren’t sure,” Mr. Pollio explains. “We heard all the dire news out there, about the grim real estate market, but we liked the community so much and had also heard that Erickson helps you move. So we figured we’d give it a...Read More »
Reaching out on the beach
In 1985, an environmental protection group called Clean Ocean Action launched the region’s first “Beach Sweep” program to rid the New Jersey shoreline of unsightly and environmentally harmful litter. Today, the program has expanded into one of the longest running cleanups of its kind in the world. The program has grown from 75 people at one site to 5,163 volunteers up and down the New York and New Jersey...Read More »
‘Through the lens’
More than 25 photographers and artists converged upon the Cedar Crest Art Gallery last month to show off their passion and work at the community’s annual resident photo expo. “From landscapes to portraits and vignettes, there were hundreds of great photographs on display,” says Public Relations Manager Tony Ciavolella. “From the longtime photographers to even our novices, it is truly amazing to see the amount of talent we have at Cedar...Read More »
‘Zucchini Man’ tops last year’s growth
Cedar Crest resident Ben Longo grew a 68-inch zucchini from in the community’s garden—and another that weighs approximately 30...Read More »
