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To see homes for sale in Troy, visit http://www.homeexpertsrealty.net/troy-real-estate.php
Troy, Ohio is a thriving community home to many industries, businesses, festivals, arts and crafts fairs. Excellent access to shopping, dining, arts and entertainment centers. Troy homes offer a wide variety of architecture and styles, and huge opportunity for home buyers.
The Hayner community cultural center was formerly the home of Mary Jane bulit in 1914, a Romanesque mansion and is now a lively community arts center. Art classes and a variety of other topics are offered for children and adults. Every year eight exhibits are presented. The Hayner center offer for free; performing arts events, speakers, films, antiques seminars, workshops and family activities. Open to the public and with no admission fees. Also, there's an exhibit of the Hayner Distillery, and the center houses many historical art works and furnishings, among other historic and cultural objects of interest you will find a Victorian era doll house.
Troy has many different parks and recreational facilities for your use and enjoyment. Miami County Park, one of the larges, is a peaceful natural site with lush natural landscapes along the Great Miami River water’s edge. 2,500 feet of of river access. The park provides for boating, exercise and great views of wildlife and fauna along the river. Parking is provided and has easy access to recreational trails for both hiking and biking.
Troy, Ohio. A wonderful place to call home!
Greg Hancock
Home Experts Realty
http://www.HomeExpertsRealty.net
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Reduced by 15,000! Don't miss this opportunity...located at 1117 Arborvitae Court, Troy, Ohio and is now priced at $159,900.
Well Maintained brick ranch. Open floor plan featuring a Great Room with cathedral ceiling and gas fireplace. Large kitchen with an attached breakfast area, and there is even a pantry. Desirable split bedroom floor plan. Your master suite features a walk in closet, and private bath. The Master Suite window overlooks the professional care for lawn. Upgrades include: Bathrooms, Lead glass front door, ceiling fans, and more. Professionally painted June 2010. Separate dining room can accommodate large gatherings.
Beautiful deck that faces the east, and makes this deck perfect relaxing out of the evening sun. This yard has many mature trees and lots of perennial flowers. This home comes with a seller paid home warranty. All this home needs is YOU!
Troy, Ohio's motto is "Where civic pride is community-wide" and that is evident in the excellent schools, state of the art health care system, community parks, recreational facilities, housing, well-kept neighborhoods and in the great retail and dining choices.
For more information or to view photos of these properties, please visit AmlinAdvantage.com. To learn more about Troy, Ohio and all that it has to offer, contact The Amlin Advantage here or at contact@AmlinAdvantage.com 937-667-1950.
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Now that the holidays have passed, we wanted to take a moment and share with you how your generosity made Christmas, and every day living, a little brighter for the "Christmas Miracle" family of eight. The Sowder's were victims of a devastating fire, losing almost everything they owned...and having no renter's insurance for replacement items. The family, Mom & Dad, and 6 kids ages 9, 7, 6, 4, 1.5 and 2 months, were able to secure another home to rent but moved in without much. They were given donations of a few beds and a kitchen table to get them started.
We were notified of the wishes of the family...just some basic necessities for the home like dishes, pots and pans; however, we knew the need was really greater than that. So we sent a bulk email and a Facebook post...which was forwarded on by many...and BOOM, we have over 100 families and several businesses helping to provide not only Christmas for this family, but an opportunity to put their home back together.
The community support for our Christmas Miracle Family was so great that 2 full rooms of new and gently-used items were donated to help the family get back on their feet. We received so many donations that the items were sorted and organized based on this family's needs and age or size appropriate items for all family members. Duplicate items were set aside with the goal to donate to a second organization in need in Miami County.
The family was shocked when we delivered all of the items collected, donated and purchased just days before Christmas (and collected in only 8 days time). The joy in their eyes was heart warming and there were not enough words to express their appreciation.
Each child received 2 large bags of gently used clothing, plus several new pairs of pants, several new shirts, new socks, new underwear, new PJ's, new winter coat, new gloves and hat, and new shoes. Each child received 4 new toys for Christmas plus a filled stocking. And each child received 3 bags of gently used toys. The parents each received a box of gently used clothes, new hat and gloves, and several new kitchen items and appliances including a vacuum, coffee pot, iron, silverware, everyday dishes, glasses, toaster, measuring cups and measuring spoons. They were also given a gently used microwave, dishes, pots, pans, utensils and a DVD player. We also gave the family new DVD's and a few new family board games. They were given a mix of new and gently used Christmas decorations, towels, new twin sized bedding, mattress pad and crib bedding, 3 dressers and 8 brand new kitchen table chairs. They were given baskets of cleaning products, laundry detergent, toiletries, toilet paper, tissues, paper towels, diapers and wipes. They were given wrapping paper, tape and bows to use to wrap up all of the new items for the children for Christmas. They were also given gift cards to Target, Kohl's and Wal-Mart. To say it was a miracle for this family is an understatement.
The organization chosen to receive the duplicate items was The Family Abuse Shelter of Miami County. This important organization provides shelter to victims of domestic abuse or those facing homelessness through this very cold winter. The Family Abuse Shelter operates two individual shelters- The Franklin House, a woman and children's shelter, and The Buckeye House, a men's shelter. The Franklin House and The Buckeye House rely heavily on donations from the community and the items donated help each man or women start a new life with all the necessities once they leave the shelter. Duplicate items set aside from the donations for the Christmas Miracle Family were paid forward to the Shelter and included baby/infant items, clothing for all ages, household items, toys & games, and bedding needs...over 60 bags/boxes! Many of the donations were able to provide an additional "Christmas Miracle" for the residents of the Shelter this year, and we have been told that this donation will help over 25 families in the area.
The community support and help of over 100 families and several local businesses in a short time of just 8 days was amazing. Though many donations were anonymous, we wanted to take the time to recognize and thank those people who helped us succeed in this effort (and we apologize if we have missed anyone's name).
Sincere Thanks and Gratitude to:
RE/MAX Professionals, PECo, Carli Amlin Dean, Lori Spencer, Chabree Yardlay Grove, David Besecker, Larry and Glenna LeMonds, Reed Spencer, Al Batteiger, Ruth Safreed, Carol Porter, Marlene Wagner, Lourie Rothstein, Jessica Van Schaick, Angie McMurry, Sandy Alex, Brian and Brenda Mahaney, Maggie Veres, Susan Essex, Kelly and Dee Gillis, Teresa Brown, Erin Clyne, Amber Baumer, Tammy Hershey, Red and Marti Newsome, Chad and Shanon Davidson, The Root Beer Stand - Troy, Matt and Tracey Jackson, Carmelia Fox, Sara Preston, Mike Stucke, Helene Wirth, Karima Buchholtz, Bill and Jackie Rodenberg, Kathy Headapohl, Stefany Stuchell, Brian and Amy Case, Cindy Fenter, Cathy Ross, Liz Caton, John and Lynne Schneider, Greg and Samantha Enslen, Andrea Nay, Doug and Tracy Lohnes, DeeDee Bender, Shirley Black, Toni Bader, Stacy Nelson, Amy Bailey, Juli Lutz, Lori Turner, Jumpy's - Troy, Title Wave, Sheri Cartwright, Carrie Rollison, Brian Amlin, Paul and Gina Felghum, Stephanie Gress, Valerie Naas, Tina Phillips-Bradley, Linda Wood, Deborah Griffith, Kathy Taylor, Katie Sonnonstine, Carol English, Colleen Renner, Mellissa Cairns, Cairns Toy Store - Tipp City, Pinky Scout - A Children's Boutique, William and Sheri Dulaney, Beth Hadden, Kim Yardley, Sue Amlin, Jeff McGinnis, Janice Jones, Bonnie Bey, Bob Weil, Jeff Lay, Jim Zahora, Carolyn Thuma, Diana Featherstone, Chris Bryrer, Dan Airing, Matt and Lori Wrhel, Brian and Carol Everson, Melissa Schmuelling, Tracy Gagnet Sosa, The Yardlay Group - RE/MAX Professionals, Amlin Advantage - RE/MAX Professionals, The Smith Family/Arcanum, OH, The Collins Family/Piqua, OH, Marcella Wigley & Kids, Zack & Melissa Francis, John & Sarah Walters, Rickey & Kelsey Godwin, Reed and Kim Grove, Farmland, IN, Alex & Mara Gillott.
Thank you again for all of your help. We were able to make this Christmas Miracle happen because each and every one of you made a conscious decision to give...your time, your donations and your thoughtfulness. May 2010 be a very blessed year for you and your families!
Sincerely,
Carli Amlin Dean, Lori Spencer & Chabree Yardlay Grove
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My good friend Jennifer sent me an email of a fundraiser her two CURVES locations are running. I thought it was a great way for her business to give back to our local communities...and a great way for someone to get an inexpensive health club membership. School supplies and back-packs are on sale everywhere...you will help support our local economy by buying supplies for the donation...children in the community will benefit...and you will take the step to make your heath a priority! It really is a WIN - WIN - WIN for all!
Curves of Troy and Greenville, a fitness facility for women, is holding a one day event to benefit the school system, the kids in the community, and the women in the community. It's a WIN WIN for all!
The event will be held one day only on Saturday, August 22 at your local Curves:
2309 W Main St 639 Wagner Ave Ste D
Troy, OH 45373 Greenville,OH 45331
937-339-1320 937-548-3000
JOIN FOR FREE WHEN YOU DONATE A BACKPACK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Share this promotion with friends and family, neighbors and coworkers and give the gift of health along with helping our children in the community. The more people who hear about it the more everyone will benefit. Everyone is invited to take advantage of this promotion and help the school systems during this economic struggle.
If you have any questions, please call the facility at 937-339-1320 (Troy location), 937-548-3000 (Greenville location) or email me at 104850@curvesmail.com
Health and Happiness,
Jennifer Perrault
Curves of Troy/Greenville Owner
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