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FINANCIAL FOCU$ Can You Count on a Bountiful Investment “Harvest”?

We’re officially in autumn – the season when we bring in what we planted in the spring. But the concept of planting and gathering isn’t confined to agriculture. In fact, it can be used in many walks of life, including investing. So what can you do to help work toward a successful investment “harvest”?

Here is (not quite) a bushel of ideas: Plant the right “seeds.” When farmers plant specific crops, they know about what to expect – how long it will take for them to grow, how much yield they’ll produce, and so on. When you invest, you too need to plant “seeds” by choosing investments that are designed to help meet your goals.

For example, to accumulate enough money for a comfortable retirement, you will probably need to own a reasonable percentage of growthoriented vehicles, such as stocks – you generally can’t expect the type of growth you need by investing solely in fixed-income investments, such as bonds and certificates of deposit.

Nurture your “crops.” Agricultural workers are diligent about cultivating their crops through proper irrigation, fertilization and weed control. And if you want to keep your investment portfolio healthy, you also must find ways to nurture it. First of all, you will need to keep adding new dollars regularly, because the larger your overall investment base, the more you can expand its growth potential.

But you might also need to do some “weeding” of your own, because over the years, you may have purchased some investments that, for one reason or another, are now no longer suitable for your needs. If that’s the case, you might be better off by selling these investments and using the proceeds for new ones that could fill gaps in your portfolio.

Diversify. Farmers may plant a mix of crops: corn, soybeans, flax, legumes, fruits, and so on. Consequently, if one crop fails, it won’t sink the farmer’s entire business. As an investor, you, too, need to diversify, because if you only own one type of asset class, and a financial downturn hits that asset, your portfolio can take a big hit. But spreading your dollars among stocks, bonds, cash and other investments can help reduce the impact of market

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Thus far, we’ve looked at ideas on how you can create a healthy investment crop. But once it’s time to actually start harvesting your portfolio – that is, once you begin liquidating parts of it to support yourself during your retirement years – you also need to act carefully. Specifically, you need to establish a withdrawal rate that’s appropriate for your situation, based on your age, lifestyle, income sources and other factors. You could be retired for two or three decades, so it’s essential you don’t withdraw so much during your early years of retirement that you risk outliving your money. A financial professional can help you determine the rate that’s right for you.

The agricultural harvest season only lasts a few weeks. But doing a good job of growing and managing your investment crop can help you reap the rewards far into the future.

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In 1977 Michael Buenau opened the Delmar branch of Buenau’s Opticians in 500 square feet at the front of 228 Delaware Avenue, the former site of Dan-Dee Donuts. His grandfather, J. Peter Buenau started the family business at 71 Central Avenue in Albany in 1915. While the greater history of Buenau’s Opticians is an Albany, and even Capital District story, it has been a pleasure to discover Buenau family Bethlehem connections in the 1860s.

COVER PHOTO: J. Peter Buenau with his daughter Catherine in the examining chair.

But first, a little about the founder of the business.

J. Peter Buenau received his certificate to practice optometry from the University of the State of New York on April 3, 1909. The 1910 U.S. Census lists his occupation as jeweler on his “own account.” This perfectly fits with family knowledge that says he did both optical work and jewelry sales at that time.

Harold Buenau (second from right) with his army friends during World War II.

Family lore also says he dropped the jewelry line because it was too frivolous based on his moral code.

Which fits as well. J. Peter was an ordained minister who established God’s Tabernacle church in 1925. He led that church until 1942 when it became part of the Church of the Nazarene and a new minister took over.

J. Peter Buenau advertised extensively in the Albany Times Union in 1916. Here is part of one ad that gives a glimpse of early 20th century city life: Mr. Buenau is within easy reach of all by Central avenue trolley lines and he is ever ready to handle the most delicate work.

His many years of experience has placed him among the best optometrists in the city.

By the 1940s he was advertising J. Peter Buenau & Sons, still at 71 Central Avenue. “A thorough examination by a competent optometrist such as this concern is an assurance for good eyesight and good vision. Better sight means better health.” One of the sons was Harold P. Buenau who received his license to practice optometry in October of 1940. Harold is Michael Buenau’s father.

Through the years, Buenau’s Opticians has grown and changed with the times, seeking new business opportunities with a new people and new sociodemographics to serve. At one time there were five locations: Central Avenue and Madison Avenue in Albany, the Empire State Plaza, Guilderland and Delmar. Little by little, the company began to concentrate on the Delmar location. Today Michael’s son Jeffrey works with his father, carrying on the family business in a large, modern, light filled space with an expansive staff of optometrists and opticians to serve the needs of their clients.

But what about that 1860s connection to Bethlehem?

Michael Buenau circa 1974 in front of the Central Avenue store. p. 12

First you need to know that the area of Second Avenue in Albany was part of the town of Bethlehem from the town’s establishment in 1793 until it was

matches with the George Beno of the 1860 census, making him a resident of Bethlehem and the likely great-great grand uncle of Michael Buenau. Bringing us full circle to the beginning of this article.

And finally, a few remarks about spelling. Buenau is pronounced the German way with a long e and long o. That leads to many different spellings over the years in the older records like the census, especially when information is written down by someone with an English ear. Also, there are many women named Catherine and Katherine in the family. “Catherine with a C” was a favorite way for the family to delineate who was who. Again, in the old records, both the C and K versions are used interchangeably. Both of these issues make research a fun challenge.

J. Peter and Catherine Buenau around the time of their 52nd wedding anniversary celebrated in 1954. A newspaper article from the time describes their celebration as well as Rev. Buenau’s continued devotion to mission work and visits to the Home for the Aged.

annexed into Albany in 1870. Second you need to know that J. Peter Buenau’s parents are Peter Buenau (1839 to 1905) and Catherine Pflantz (1848 to 1906).

In the 1880 U.S. Census Peter and Catherine are living at 62 Second Avenue with their 6 children who include five-year-old J. Peter. Peter was born in Hesse Darmstadt, Catherine’s parents were born in Prussia.

Peter is a moulder, age 41. Going further back to the 1860 census, we have another Catherine “Beno,” age 60, and her two sons, Peter (age 22 and a moulder) and George (age 19 and also a moulder) living in Bethlehem. All were born in Germany and the dates, occupation, and residence match up with the Peter who married Catherine Pflantz.

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Knowing that many men of German heritage from the Second Avenue area enlisted during the Civil War, a look at Bethlehem enlistment records turns up George Beno, son of Gotlieb and Catherine Beno who was born in 1841 in Germany. He served with the 177th New York Infantry and his name is found in company records spelled both as Bienau and Bienan. This

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Many people think fat cats and pudgy pups are cute, but consider this: Overweight pets don’t feel well. Overweight pets often appear tired or lazy, lack energy and playfulness, are reluctant to jump or run, have difficulty grooming themselves, lag behind on walks and pant heavily. In addition, the extra weight puts stress on their joints, hearts, lungs, liver, kidneys and more.

Overweight pets need more veterinary care. Overweight pets are at higher risk for a variety of health problems, including diabetes mellitus, heart disease and high blood pressure, immune suppression, orthopedic and arthritic disorders, skin infections and cancer. These issues can greatly increase the amount of care the pet will need as a result of his or her weight.

There have been well documented studies proving that overweight pets do not live as long as their lean fed counterparts. On average, normal body weight dogs live up to two and a half years longer than overweight canines.

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Monday, Oct. 1 INTRODUCTION TO FACEBOOK Find out what Facebook is all about and how to use it, 10 a.m.-noon. For adults new to Facebook. humor and audience participation, 10 a.m. OR 2 p.m. For kids and families.

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Monday, Oct. 15 INTRODUCTION TO FACEBOOK Find out what Facebook is all about and how to use it, 10 a.m.-noon. For adults new to Facebook.

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Monday, Oct. 1 OPEN SEWING - Sewing machines will be available for independent projects. Bring your own supplies. Volunteers may be on hand to assist you, 6-8 p.m. Registration required.

Monday, Oct. 8 DAYBOOKS - Discuss “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1:30 p.m. Copies are available at the information desk. Large-print audio and downloadable copies may be available.

Monday, Oct. 1 FUN AND GAMES FOR GROWNUPS An adults-only gathering where you can play games, including chess, and socialize, 6-8:30 p.m.

Snacks served!

Tuesday, Oct. 9 TAI CHI FOR HEALTH Weekly class explores the Tai Chi for Energy form. No experience is needed, and all ages and abilities are welcome. Wear loose, comfortable clothes, 4 p.m. Participants will build on skills from week to week. Teens welcome!

Monday, Oct. 15 MORNING CONCERT: MUSIC THERAPY We’re joining our friends from the Center for Disability Services for a morning of music with music therapists Erin Lancraft and Ashley Cook from Expressive Journeys, 10:30-11:15 a.m.

Refreshments will be served.

Tuesday, Oct. 2 CHESS CLUB - Sign up for one session per night and try your hand at chess with our teen Tuesday, Oct. 9 volunteers, 5:30-6:30 OR 6:30-7:30 p.m. All LIBRARY BOARD MEETS Meetings are open to the public, 6 p.m. experience levels welcome. For grades K-5.

Thursday, Oct. 4 DAYBOOKS - Discuss “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1:30 p.m. Copies are available at the information desk. Large-print audio and downloadable copies may be available.

Thursday, Oct. 4 MAKING SENSE OF STREAMING MUSIC - Are you confused by streaming music — how it works and how to get it? We compare six big streaming services and answer questions to help you decide if streaming music is right for you, 7-8:15 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 5 KEEPSAKE TRICK-OR-TREAT BAG - Listen to a spooky story, then decorate a small seasonal fabric bag, 10 a.m. Sign up each child individually.

For 18 months and older with family and friends.

Friday, Oct. 5 COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: JUDI CLEMENTS’ MUSICAL MEMOIR Judi and accompanist John Van Stone present a retelling of Judi’s life story in comedy and song, with tunes from Gershwin to Berlin and a few rock hits from the ’50s and ’60s, 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored by Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. Saturday, Oct. 6 MAKE IT YOURSELF: NO-SEW FLEECE BLANKETS Bring in two coordinating pieces of fleece fabric (approximately 8-10 inches longer than you want the finished product to be), and make a cozy throw, 1-2:30 p.m. Teens welcome! Sign up online or call.

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Monday, Oct. 15 SEW IT YOURSELF: STUFFED FABRIC PUMPKINS Bring some fall fabric scraps and make a stuffed pumpkin — perfect for seasonal decorating, 6-8 p.m. Basic sewing machine knowledge required.

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Monday, Oct. 15 FRIENDS BOARD MEETS Meetings are open to the public. New Friends always welcome, 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 9 AFTERDINNER TOO Discuss “The Leavers” by Lisa Ko, 7 p.m. Copies Tuesday, Oct. 16 are available at the information desk. Large-print TAI CHI FOR HEALTH audio and downloadable copies may be available. Weekly class explores the Tai Chi for Energy form. No experience is needed, and all ages and abilities are welcome. Wear loose, comfortable Wednesday, Oct. 10 TRIVIA NIGHT FOR ADULTS - Come alone or as clothes, 4 p.m. Participants will build on skills a team and match wits with others, 7-8:30 p.m. from week to week. Teens welcome!

Limit of 10 teams. Prizes donated by the Friends Wednesday, Oct. 17 of Bethlehem Public Library.

SKYPE A SCIENTIST - Video chat with Dr. Rebekah Rogers about woolly mammoths, being a scientist Friday, Oct. 12 and more, 4-4:45 p.m. For grades K-5. Sign up FIRE PREVENTION STORYTIME Join us at the Elsmere Fire Station (15 W. Poplar online or call.

Drive, Delmar) for stories, songs, a craft and an Thursday, Oct. 18 up close look at the fire trucks, 10:30 a.m.

LISTENING PARTIES: HALLOWEEN SPECIAL Listen to spooky tunes and discuss what makes Friday, Oct. 12 COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: THEODORE some music “scary,” 7 p.m.

ROOSEVELT AND THE GREAT WAR A WWI 100th Anniversary event! David Pietrusza Friday, Oct. 19 will discuss his book “TR’s Last War: Theodore COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: IN AN Roosevelt, the Great War, and a Journey of IMMIGRANT’S SHOES Triumph and Tragedy,” 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 A PBS Great American Read event! Silvia Mejia, p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored by Bethlehem Associate Professor of Spanish at the College of Saint Rose, will discuss how author Junto Senior Projects, Inc. Diaz explores the kind of linguistic anxiety a recent immigrant might feel in the novel “The Sunday, Oct. 14 KNIT ONE PURL ONE - If you’re an experienced Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao,” 1-2 p.m. knitter, bring your current project. If you’re a program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored by beginner, bring size 8 knitting needles; we’ll Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. provide yarn and get you started, 2-3 p.m. For Friday, Oct. 19 adults, teens and kids age 9 and up.

COSTUME SWAP Bring your gently used costumes to the library Sunday, Oct. 14 SUNDAY CINEMA: THE GREAT GATSBY (PG, 144 between Oct. 1-18 and receive a ticket to pick out a new-to-you costume from 5-7 p.m. Friday MIN., PARAMOUNT PICTURES) A PBS Great American Read event! Film series Oct. 19. We are accepting costumes in all sizes – with titles suitable for adult audiences. Shown including adult! You can drop off a costume even with Subtitling for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing if you’re not interested in choosing a new one.

Leftover costumes will be donated to charity. when possible, 2 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 20 OPEN SEWING - Sewing machines will be available for independent projects. Bring your own supplies. Volunteers may be on hand to assist you, 2:30-4:30 p.m. Registration required.

Sunday, Oct. 21 MAGAZINES AND THE MAKING OF GATSBY A PBS Great American Read event! Explore the vital role of popular magazines in the making of “The Great Gatsby” — its style, its text, its views on the intersection of love and money, and the arc of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s career, 2 p.m. Presented by Dr. Brian Sweeney, Associate Professor of English at the College of Saint Rose.

Tuesday, Oct. 23 TAI CHI FOR HEALTH Weekly class explores the Tai Chi for Energy form. No experience is needed, and all ages and abilities are welcome. Wear loose, comfortable clothes, 4 p.m. Participants will build on skills from week to week. Teens welcome!

Tuesday, Oct. 23 CHESS CLUB - Sign up for one session per night and try your hand at chess with our teen volunteers, 5:30-6:30 OR 6:30-7:30 p.m. All experience levels welcome. For grades K-5.

Tuesday, Oct. 23 LANDING A CIVIL SERVICE JOB - Get an overview of how civil service works at the local, county and state level. Library Director Geoff Kirkpatrick will talk about the best ways to navigate the civil service maze, 7-8 p.m. Sign up online or call.

Thursday Oct. 25 MAKE A GREAT PUMPKIN You bring the pumpkin; we’ll provide the decorating supplies. Then watch the Charles Schulz classic, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” 6:30-7:30 p.m. For kids and families.

Friday, Oct. 26 COFFEE AND CONVERSATION: TO LIFE! PART V Richard Feldman returns to showcase songs from popular American musicals about fun and

unexpected ways people fall in love, 1-2 p.m. program; 2-3 p.m. coffee hour. Co-sponsored

by Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. Thursday, Sept. 27 FAMILY BOOK DISCUSSION: CHARLOTTE’S WEB A PBS Great American Read event! Read and discuss E.B. White’s classic story as a family, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. For kids and families.

Sunday, Oct. 28 SUNDAY CINEMA: ‘THE AFRICAN QUEEN’ (PG, 105 MIN., PARAMOUNT PICTURES) A WWI 100th Anniversary event! Film series with titles suitable for adult audiences. Shown with Subtitling for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing when possible, 2:30 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 29 HISTORY OF CHINESE SHADOW THEATER UAlbany professor Dr. Fan Pen Chen will talk about the history and social functions of shadow theater using footage of the puppetmaking process and performances, 7-8 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 29 ESCAPE ROOM: HALLOWEEN EDITION An Escape Room with a spooky twist. Use puzzle-solving skills to unlock the box in time, 4 p.m. For grades 6-12. Sign up online or call.

Tuesday, Oct. 30 TAI CHI FOR HEALTH Weekly class explores the Tai Chi for Energy form. No experience is needed, and all ages and abilities are welcome. Wear loose, comfortable clothes, 4 p.m. Participants will build on skills from week to week. Teens welcome!

Wednesday, Oct. 31 LIBRARY TRICK OR TREAT - It’s time again for the annual trick-or-treat parade. Stop by the Children’s Place any time from 10:15-10:45 a.m. OR 2:15-2:45 p.m. on and trick or treat in a safe, dry place. Costumes are optional, but fun is not! Treat bags will be provided. For ages 0-6 and families.

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Trish Pix Tattered Pages Used Books

Dear Constant Reader,

October is upon us with its brisk mornings, dew sparkling on the grass, brilliant sunsets and the changing colors of the leaves; as the world around us bursts into the colors of the harvest. Children are into their school routine, apples & pumpkin invade our decorating scheme, our coffee & our desserts! Bathing suits are replaced by sweaters & fleece and the many different afhgans emerge as I fight putting the heat on in the house. My strolls with Seamus are enhanced by the decor of mums, pumpkins, corn stalks and straw bales that align the porches and walkways in my Glenmont neighborhood! My marigolds & zinnia weathered the summer (and the bunnies and deer) and are at their peak! I love October! I will be married 42 years (married during the bicentennial on the day after my parent's wedding anniversary 1950, and on the day of my maternal grandparent's wedding day in 1929). My paternal grandmother, Clara was born in October as are some of my favorite people in my life, my sister-in-law Annie (who owns the lakehouse on Sebec Lake), my oldest grandson Connor & youngest granddaughter Raven. It is truly a transitional month. Who can predict the weather anymore? But, I do know that a trip to an apple orchard will be forthcoming.

"Crisp" is a fine word to describe so many aspects of October. I am soooo over humidity! Hopefully the door on the shop will be wide open every day in October!

I realize that many of you will be turning to the new television season...but, as I, perhaps DVR-ing it so that you can still get in time with a few good books! I am currently engrossed in the 4th in the Scotland Murder Squad by Alex Grecian, and I have to admit that I have made "couch time" with Seamus most afternoons to get in a chapter or two. I love this series and am disappointed that this is the last book, as of this time, so I am lovingly reading each word. I love how Grecian has set the scene in England in the late 1800s following the serial killer Jack the Ripper and the embarassment that followed the police in not solving the case. The restructured "murder squad" includes a Commisioner, head detective, constable, forensic doctor and his teenage daughter who is a phenom sketch artist. Watching them come together to form the squad is entertaining, informative and illuminating about the original CSI's and detective skills evolving in the gritty society of Victorian England! The imagery, much like Caleb Carr's "Alienist" series provides a vivid recount of early detective implementation of forensics as the integration of women into this field emerges!

Another book which I highly recommend, and those who follow my writings probably see this one coming...the next book in the Hendrik Groen series! "On the Bright Side" follows our hero at age 85 and his escapades with the "Old But Not Dead Yet" club! With his irascible behavior, wit and sarcasm, Hendrick continues a diary of his day to day life in the retirement community in Amsterdam. As I continue to reflect upon and miss my Darlin' Dad who passed away in January at 89, I perhaps related to this book on a more personal level. I only hope that I have 1/10 his optimistic attitude toward friendship, community and living life to its p. 22

fullest! One passage had me laughing myself silly when Hendrik, while on a scooter ride in the country with his friend, veers off the road when a duck flies in front of him.

He is deeply submerged in mud, and he, in his Sunday best shoes, cannot get himself out of the mud. At the mercy of a farmer, who wonders why they would drive out a country road so ill prepared for nature, Hendrik rides back to the retirement home caked in mud to his mid-calf.

Last year the shop had a very successful sale on all books in the Horror section, to the point that I have never recovered the loss of my Stephen King! So, if you have Stephen King in hardcover or paperback, bring it in, please! I will be having a 20% off sale on all books in Horror, including paranormal/urban fantasy books throughout the month of October!

Just a reminder that I do not buy books! I don't accept large donations of books at one time. Books must be in re-sellable condition, no odor please. I will look at up to 6 books at a time for trade credit. Trade credits work like a coupon and take an additional 20% off book purchases.

Customers receive a free book (from a special selection) for every $20 spent! What a great way to experience a new author, or find a book to give a friend! I will do research for you if you call for a specific title. I do order books for customers for a small fee. I do sell gift certificates. I do make donations for charities and not for profit organizations with boxes of next to new books. With thousands of books in the shop, all reduced in price from 20-60% off, many in next to new condition, if you haven't come in, why not make October your month to discover us! You can check us out on Facebook at Tattered Pages, LLC.

I appreciate your patronage. Tattered Pages will actually be celebrating its 12th Anniversary on Saturday, October 6th! Why not come in and help us celebrate?

My granddaughter Trinity will be here and we will be featuring a "secret discount" at the counter at the time of purchase!

Until next month...remember that reading is the most affordable getaway around!

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There is a day trip to Cooperstown and it is open to one and all! The journey includes the fall foliage bus ride to Cooperstown and a drop off at the Farmer’s Museum, the Fenimore Art Museum or on Main Street. Lunch for all will be at the Otesaga Hotel and then we will continue on to wine tasting at Bear Pond Winery. This is a fund raiser for Bethlehem Senior Projects, Inc. ( 501Š3) and the cost is $65, including a donation to the Senior Projects. The entry fee for the museum, if you are planning to go to one, is extra.

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South Herber Avenue Herrick Avenue Honeysuckle Way Hudson Avenue Hunter Road Huntersfield Road Huntswood Lane Huron Road Jefferson Road Jericho Road John Street Jordan Boulevard Journey Lane Kenaware Avenue Kensington Court Kenwood Avenue Laurel Drive Leaf Road Leonard Place Lincoln Avenue Linton Street Longmeadow Drive Louise Street Lyons Avenue Malden Lane Maple Avenue Marlboro Road Martin Drive Maryea Lane Mayfair Drive

Maywood Road McCombe Drive McCormick Lane McGuffey Lane McKinley Drive McMillen Place Meadowland Street Merrifield Place Mosher Road Murray Avenue Nathaniel Boulevard New Scotland Road North Street Northwood Court Oakwood Place Old Quarry Road Old School Road Orchard Street Palmer Avenue Park Place Partridge Road Patterson Drive Paxwood Road Peel Street Penn Lane Penny Lane Pinedale Avenue Placid Lane Plymouth Avenue Quincy Court Quincy Road

Reid Place Reynolds Court River Road Roweland Avenue Royal Boulevard Rural Place Salem Road Salisbury Road Sheffield Drive Sibley Place Slingerlands Avenue Smith Avenue Snowden Avenue Somerset Drive South Albany Road Standish Drive Stony Brook Drive Stratton Place Summit Road Surrey Mall Tamarack Drive Thatcher Street The Crossway Thorndale Road Tierney Drive Van Dyke Road Voyage Drive Walimary Drive Wallace Drive Weigand Lane Wellington Road

Wemple Road West Bayberry Road Westchester Dr. North Westchester Dr. South Whitehead Street Whitman Common Wilshire Drive Windmill Drive Winding Road Winne Road Wisconsin Avenue Woodbine Drive Woodlawn Terrace Woodmont Drive Woodridge Road Woodstream Drive York Road

The above list contains addresses of homes sold in which Sandy Evans has represented either the buyer or the seller.

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