Wixom Lake is an all sports lake located in Michigan. It offers approximately 2000 acres to boat and fish. There are some great swimming locations in the water... and some of the waterfront homes have awesome sandy beaches......
When I was growing up, our area was always referred to as
"Mid Michigan"
We have Mid Michigan Community college and many area businesses use the term as well.
Now that I'm a realtor, and an adult, I find that this same area is also referred to as
"Northern Michigan"
Whether it's the middle or the North, it really is a great rural area to reside or vacation in.
Check out our local weekly newspaper The Gladwin Record and Beaverton Clarion
Gladwin County has a website you may find of interest
Look for waterfront homes or land on this website!
Marilyn Harrell
Realtor in Gladwin County
Beaverton MI 48612
Wixom Lake area
Beautiful brick home on ten open acres with out buildings. Two bedroom one bath with partial unfinished Michigan basement. Small covered patio on the front and an enclosed porch on the back. The kitchen is dated, yet functional. Separte dining room. Fairly busy road that runs between M30 and M18 makes for a convenient location when commuting to school or work. In need of new owners....
Marilyn Harrell
Realtor
Century 21 Smith-Miller, Inc.
Beaverton MI 48612
989-689-4141 Wixom Lake office
989-689-4141 Fax #
http://www.buysellharrell.com/
First impressions - They say you never get a second chance at a first impression
True statement, and even though there may be no second chance, you can still learn how to do better the next time you're in the position to make
First impressions - there is opportunity every single day ... try taking advantage of some ...
A fallen leaf makes an impression in the sand -
colored leaves on the tree!
When shopping & running errands, make eye contact , speak to someone you don't know......
A simple smile or friendly greeting warms the day.......,
Ways to make a Great first impression:
Be On TIME
Be Prepared
Be Informed
Be Friendly
Be YOURSELF!
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Working with buyers and sellers in the Gladwin County area
of Michigan - Great Lakes State!
How to remember the time change!
In the Fall, fall back
and in the Spring, spring forward!

Or do you fall forward and spring back?
The time change is in part designed for
helping to keep the children safe as they
board the school busses in the dark start-
ing very soon, and continuing til March...
This is the time of year that many drive
to work in the dark and drive home in the dark!
Remember to think safe, leave a little early
on days when it's foggy or other weather conditions
require a little extra time.
Remember to change your clocks!
(Fall Back)
Set them back an hour!
Happy Halloween!
Marilyn Harrell
Realtor serving Gladwin County
HERE IS A LITTLE SOMETHING TO KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAPPY AT HALLOWEEN THIS YEAR.
HOPE EVERYONE ENJOYS TRICK-OR-TREATING

Carving Pumpkins can be great fun, it can also be dangerous. Make sure children are supervised, and make sure they have no sharp objects. They make SAFE pumpkin carving kits.
TEN TOP SAFETY TIPS FOR HALLOWEEN:
1. Nobody goes alone, always make sure children are supervised.
2. Make sure to check all candy prior to letting children eat it.
3. Make sure that children's costumes fit correctly so that they can see.
4. Children get very excited for Halloween, so make sure you lay out a plan beforehand.
5. Make sure that children stay out of the middle of the street, and look always for traffic.
6. Make sure each child is actively seen: glowsticks, light colors, reflectors can all be used.
7. Make sure to watch the weather report before hand.
8. Be aware of pets: strange costumes can trigger a reaction.
9. Only go to homes that have lights on.
10. And most importantly follow your instincts.
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