Yukon, OK

Yukon's Community Education Goes Green!

Traditionally Yukon's community used to receive a catalog through the mail. Not anymore. Starting this October the Fall Course Catalog in now available online at:

www.YukonCommunityEd.com

Hope you will enjoy this change and an easy access to what is offered.

With smiles,

Bo in Yukon

PS. If you want to receive a printed copy you may request one by calling: 405-354-2579

President Obama signed the Extended Homebuyer Tax Credit into law today. It is official!

In my previous blog First-time Homebuyers Credit and a provision to Extend for Move -up Buyers I mentioned that I will gather more details for you...

More people are now eligible to take advantage of the law, which includes a $6,500 tax credit for buyers who are current home owners and have lived in their home for five of the past eight years.

For more information and complete list of definitions for eligibility please email your request to: Bo@Okla-OK.com or you may call me direct: 405-812-1572 to discuss your eligibility.

With smiles,

Bo in Yukon

Welcome 'Eat mor chikin' aka Chick-fil-A to our community!

One more new neighbor on Garth Brooks Blvd. The restaurant offers delicious chicken sandwiches.

The Grand Opening was yesterday Thursday Nov. 5th...

Here is a few picks of people really excited about their coming.

That's how it started...I took the picture on Thursday in the morning.

It was full of campers after few hours. Driving back from dinner I couldn't resist to stop by and take few snaps with my camera. I asked why are they camping? What are they waiting for? Well, the answer was that the restaurant was giving away free sandwiches to first, I belive, 100 customers for a year. I said, well I think you must be very hungry...LOL...

There was music, laughter, games and lots of fun going on for hours to come...

I do not own any of the camping gear, so I wasn't there till the next morning to find out who were the lucky winners...LOL...

WELCOME CHICK-FIL-A TO YUKON COMMUNITY!

With smiles,

Bo in Yukon

Today the legislation passes 85-2 to extend the first-time home buyers tax credit and a provision to extend the credit to move-up buyers!

Such high voting makes it virtually certain that the legislation will reach President Obama for his signature this week.

The bill calls for credit to be extended by 7 months and to expire on April 30, 2010. So the first-time home buyers do not have to worry about closing on the house after the November 30th date which was the original deadline.

The $8,000 maximum first-timer credit will continue and will be now available to couples with income up to $225,000, a nearly $55,000 increase above the level in existing law. A new $6,500 maximum credit would also be available to move-up homeowners who have lived in their current residence for five of the prior eight years.

More details to follow ...

With smiles,

Bo in Yukon