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Martha's Market

UPCOMING EVENT!!!

Martha's Market
Oct 10, 2008 - Oct 12, 2008 Friday Oct 10 10am to 7pm; Saturday, October 11 10am to 6pm; Sunday, Ocotber 12 10am to 4pm

Location: John Paul Jones Arena

Martha's Market, The Women's Committee of Martha Jefferson Hospital's award-winning benefit for women's healthcare, returns to John Paul Jones Arena at the University of Virginia from October 10 through 12, 2008. Sixty-five boutiques from across the country turn the Arena into a unique marketplace.

Friday, October 10 from 10-7;

Saturday October 11 from 10-6;

Sunday, October 12 from 10-4.

Admission $5, children 10 and under free. John Paul Jones Arena is located at 295 Massie Road in Charlottesville. www.johnpauljonesarena.com or www.mjhfoundation.org


Martha Jefferson Hospital Foundation 434-982-8258

Rates in Charlottesville

Below are current rates courtesy of :

SunTrust Mortgage

Rates

October 1, 2008

Loan Amounts: 417,000 and below

Conventional

Rate: 6.125 - APR: 6.166

FHA & VA

Rate: 6.375 - APR: 6.847

Rural Housing - 100% LTV

Rate: 6.000 - APR: 6.023

VHDA

Rate: 5.75 - APR: 6.08

VHDA - FHA Plus - 102.75% LTV

Rate: 6.000 - APR: 6.83

100% Doctor Loan Program & Jumbo Rates Available Upon Request

Rates subject to change based on current market, loan to value and credit

Peg Gilliland www.PegGilliland.com and Charles McDonald Charlottesville Real Estate bring you this information for your reference. We always suggest checking with aat least 3 sources for loans or any other services...

Parade Princesses

We had our Dogwood parade this weekend and one of the cutest parts of the parade was the girls "Princesses" on the cars. I have a few photos to share in no particular order.

There is always a lot going on around Charlottesville and the dogwood parade was a lot of fun. Seeing the smiling faces on these girls was a real treat.

Whenever you get a chance to see a parade just do it.

This post was inspired by Charles McDonald and his post about the Dogwood Parade in Charlottesville