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Molds are living organisms that grow in damp places in your home. They stain or discolor surfaces and smell musty. There are hundreds of thousands of different types of mold.
Mold can grow almost anywhere: on walls, ceilings, carpets or furniture. Humidity or wetness, caused by water leaks, spills from bathtubs or showers or condensation, can cause mold to grow in your home.
Mold spores are tiny particles that float through the air. These can sometimes cause health problems. Mold does not affect everyone, and different people are affected differently
when mold is breathed or inhaled.
People with allergies to mold may get: watery eyes, runny or stuffed noses, itching, headaches and difficulty breathing.
Mold can also trigger asthma attacks. Some molds produce toxins (poisons) that may be hazardous if people are exposed to large amounts of these molds. Mold spores and related mycotoxins can also pose a serious health threat to individuals who have compromised immune systems.
What can you do, to prevent and get rid of mold? Keep your house clean and dry.
Fix water problems such as roof leaks, wet basements and leaking pipes or faucets.
Make sure your home is well ventilated and always use ventilation fans in bathrooms and kitchens.
If possible, keep humidity in your house below 50 percent by using an air conditioner or dehumidifier.
Avoid using carpeting in areas of the home that may become wet, such as kitchens, bathrooms and basements.
There was good news for Toms River residents at last week's council meeting: if the proposed 2009 fiscal year budget is adopted by the township council, the tax rate will be lowered.
The Mayor of Toms River, Thomas F. Kelaher, announced that the new proposed budget was $91,891,221, down about $300,000 from last year.
Previously, residents were charged 76.44 cents per $100 of assessed value. The new rate proposes 75.32 cents per $100 of assessed value, down 1.12 cents.
| Dramatic Price Reduction!!! Make all offers known. This is your chance to own a fantastic home that sits in one of the best neighborhoods in Jackson. This recently renovated legal mother-daughter will not disappoint. Huge lot, 5 bedrooms, marble/wood floors, new kitchen/bathrooms plus an in-ground concrete pool is just some of the extras that this home has to offer. Don't miss out! |
| TaxYr: | 2007 | LandAsmt: | NewCnstr: | DeedRestr: | |||
| Taxes: | $4,419 | ImprAsmt: | Farm: | FarmAssd: | |||
| SpecAsmt: | TotAsmt: | 0 | AsmtStat: | Assessed | |||
| Assoc: | N | MgmtType: | AssocMgmt: | MgmtPhone: | AppEscrowReq: | ||||
| AssocFee: | $0/ | FeeIncl: | CommonEle: | ||||||
| Room Type | Lvl | Dimnsns | Room Type | Lvl | Dimnsns | Room Type | Lvl | Dimnsns | #BsmtBth: | ||||
| Bath:Master | 3 | 6X12 | Bedroom | 1 | 13X13 | Foyer | 1 | 10X8 | #Lvl1Bths: | 1 | |||
| GreatRoom | 1 | 16X13 | Kitchen | 1 | 14X13 | Bedroom | 3 | 14X14 | #Lvl2Bths: | ||||
| Living | 2 | 17X17 | EatInKitchn | 2 | 18X12 | Utility | 1 | 12X10 | #Lvl3Bths: | 1 | |||
| Bedrm:Master | 3 | 13.5X17 | Bedroom | 3 | 19X13 | Laundry | 1 | 10X8 | |||||
| Bath:1/2 | 1 | 6X10 | Bedroom | 1 | 16X13 |
| Interior: | Attic, Slding D | ||||
| Foy: | FLR-Marble | LR: | FLR-Wood | DR: | Fireplc, FLR-Mar |
| GR/FR: | Kit: | Eat-in, FLR-Marble, Sldingdr, Pantry, Butlr Pa | MBR: | FLR-Wood | |
| MBA: | Ceramic, Tub | Flr: | Wood, W/WCarp, Marble | Bsmt: | Heated, Sld-Glss Dr |
| HVAC: | CentAir | Fuel: | NatGas | WatHt: | Nat Gas |
| Exterior: | StormWn, Patio, Fence | ||||
| Gar: | HeatedG, Convert | Park: | Driveway, Concrete | Roof: | Shingled |
| Lot: | Pool: | Y:Concrete | Bldg: | ||
| Siding: | Vinyl | WtSw: | Public Sewer, Public Water | ||
| Included: | |||||
| Excluded: | KITCHEN FRIDGE, WASHER & DRYER, DISH WASHER | ||||
| LstOff: | (2263) BETTER HOMES NJ, VRI REALTORS | ||
There is a group of people called A.R.M.S., who volunteer at the Toms River National Guard Armory. They collect donated items and package them and ship them overseas to our troops. It costs $10 to ship just one package. They have been sending these packages since 2003 and right now, they need monetary and item donations. They are asking for your help by making a monetary donation and also items for the troops.
Make checks payable to A.R.M.S. and send to Toms River National Guard Armory POC, c/o Maria Morro, 1200 Whitesville Rd., Toms River, NJ 08755. If you prefer, you can also drop off checks or items at the armory between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. For items needed, you can call Ronnie Micciulla at 732-890-4914 or Maria at 732-341-9102 extension 13.
OCEAN COUNTY ,The Jersey Shore Animal Center will be hosting a bereavement group every other Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the shelter, located at 185 Brick Boulevard, beginning on October 23.
The purpose of the group is to help pet owners cope with their loss. The support group will be run by a professional licensed clinical social worker, Dr. Cheryl Resnick-Cortes, LCSW, DWS, and students from Georgian Court University.
Space is limited, so please make your reservation by calling Susan at 732-920-1600 extension 208.
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