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Mindsee.it

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New York County

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

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Sell It Now Store

Accepting Consignments! Homes, vacant land, and personal or business property — any condition, any size. Locally owned and established in 2005, Sell It Now Store brings more than 20 years of experience in real estate and personal property auctions, as well as traditional sales. We leverage multiple online platforms and sales venues to reach buyers worldwide and deliver the best possible results. As a trusted local auction company, we partner with leading auction firms and Villa Realty for real estate sales, allowing us to offer customized solutions that go far beyond standard auction services. Whether you’re managing an estate, liquidating business assets, addressing a hoarding situation, or helping a senior downsize, we provide turnkey services from start to finish. From pristine properties to those needing some TLC, we successfully sell and auction all types of real estate, personal property, and business assets. We also specialize in helping estate representatives who may be unsure where to begin. We handle everything from single high-value items—such as classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, antique jukeboxes, guitars and amplifiers, vintage stereo equipment, and gold or silver coins—to complete estates, business liquidations, real estate, and large collections. Personal and business property appraisal services are also available. 📞 Call today for a free, no-obligation consultation: (414) 727-0600 Sell It Now Store 2315 Badger Drive, Unit 1 Waukesha, WI 53188

Waukesha County

Milwaukee Metropolitan Area

Waukesha

Wisconsin

Accepting Consignments! Homes, vacant land, and personal or business property — any condition, any size. Locally owned and established in 2005,...

The Village Board approved a permit last night for the 17th annual 2011 Garden Gazer Walking Tour. The Greendale Garden Gazers will be holding the tour on July 9 from 8 a.m. to noon starting and ending at on Broad Street.  The tour of gardens in the C-Section is expected to draw 600 to 800 participants, according to organizers P and Jan Seitz. Every year the Gazers pick a section of the community to do the walk and work with gardeners that live in that community. Participant residents in that chosen section are asked to be home and outside to answer questions that walkers have. This year the walk is being dedicated , who passed away in February. Zingsheim was a member of the Garden Gazers and participated in several walks. The Gazers have also dedicated a tree in her honor at Gazebo Park and are working towards having a plate dedication installed. A map of the walking tour is attached.

The Village Board approved a permit last night for the 17th annual 2011 Garden Gazer Walking Tour.

The Greendale Garden Gazers will be holding the tour on July 9 from 8 a.m. to noon starting and ending at on Broad Street.  The tour of gardens in the C-Section is expected to draw 600 to 800 participants, according to organizers P and Jan Seitz. Every year the Gazers pick a section of the community to do the walk and work with gardeners that live in that community. Participant residents in that chosen section are asked to be home and outside to answer questions that walkers have.

This year the walk is being dedicated , who passed away in February. Zingsheim was a member of the Garden Gazers and participated in several walks. The Gazers have also dedicated a tree in her honor at Gazebo Park and are working towards having a plate dedication installed. A map of the walking tour is attached.

Milwaukee County

Greendale

The walking tour is being dedicated to a late member of the Gazer, Marlene Zingsheim.