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320 National Hwy LaVale, MD
6 Timber Ridge LaVale, MD
88 Carpenter St Ridgeley, WV
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As seen on HGTV’s “Log Cabin Living.” Remarkable 4BR/3BA custom log home with million dollar mountain views. Call the Melanie Pratt Dimaio Team at 301-268-7295 for details.
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Scenic St Cumberland, MD
20603 McMullen Hwy Rawlings, MD
54 Bealls Ln Frostburg, MD
14300 Greenfield Crescent Cresaptown, MD
13101 Fleetwood Dr Cumberland, MD
$29,900
$124,995
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3 bedroom, 2 full baths. Many upgrades. Call Tammy Natolly at 301-268-2055 or Aaron Hendrickson at 301-707-4675
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Thoroughly updated and is move-in ready. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Call Stephanie Pratt 301-707-9305, a member of the Melanie Pratt Dimaio Team, for details.
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325 Allegany St Frostburg, MD
719 Washington St Cumberland, MD
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Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath Cape Cod located on a dead-end street in West Side. Call or Text Ally Litten at 301-268-7504 for details.
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$169,900
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Beautiful little horse farm on Charming 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 PRIDE of ownership throughout 3 finished levels! 5 bed16.4 acres that has been totally bath Brick home, beautiful this lovely home! 3 bedrooms, 3 rooms, 3 1/2 baths! refurbished in recent years with hardwood floors. baths and updates throughout! Call or text Aaron Hendrickson 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Call Connie LePrevost at Call the Melanie Pratt Dimaio at 301-707-4675 or Tammy 240-727-8276 for details. Call John Macy at Team at 301-268-7295 Natolly at 301-268-2055 301-501-0763 for details.
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Don’t turn off buyers at the door: Foyer design mistakes
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An entryway gives home buyers their first impression of the inside of a home. A foyer that is dark or cramped can be a turnoff. Realtor.com® recently asked designers for common mistakes they see in the appearance of the entryway. Make sure you’re not making these four mistakes. 1. Furniture that’s not up to scale. Choose slender items that are meant to fit a smaller space. You don’t want to block a path to the inside of your house. The scale of the furniture is critical for the entryway. “The entryway has a function, and it’s best to keep this in mind when choosing furniture,” Laurie Wiluan, founder and CEO of Personal Space MB, told realtor.com®. 2. Dark entries. “We want
our entryways to make a person walking in feel happy and at peace,” says designer Kayla Goldstein of Kayla LLC. “A dark entryway will make them want to leave, even subconsciously.” Designers recommend having a large source of light on the ceiling, as well as bright walls and decor. 3. Disorganized. Have a place to take off shoes as you enter and even place your groceries or bags as you enter. “No matter how small or big your entryway, you need a place to dump your keys, organize clutter, etc.,” Goldstein told realtor. com®. “This can be a little shelf, a table with a tray, or hooks that have some kind of hanging organizer. The only thing I would be careful of is to make sure you don’t leave too much space for clutter,
because then it will become overcluttered—not something we want to walk into every day.” 4. No seat. If space allows, add a seat. When you enter
a home, you often want to take off your shoes, and this makes it easier to do so. “If there’s not enough room for two chairs or a bench, a stool can work, and it doesn’t
have to look utilitarian,” says Wiluan. “There are beautifully painted ceramic stools that can brighten a foyer and function as seating when needed.”
Charis donates to FCA Submitted Photo
Charis Realty Group recently donated $1,000 to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Steve MacGray, Realtor and branch manager, right, delivers a check to Greg Peters, Allegany County representative for FCA. The donation will help support FCA’s Power (Sports) Camp this summer for boys and girls ages 9-13. Those attending camp can choose a sport to sharpen their skills from baseball, basketball, football, softball, soccer, track and field and dance/cheer. For more information on how to register, visit Allegany County FCA’s Facebook page or contact Megan at 763-221-0478 or Greg at 301-876-8382. “It is always good to see our youth develop in sports as well as good character of which FCA does so well,” MacGray said.
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ALLEGANY COUNTY DEEDS The following property deeds are on file at the Allegany County Courthouse:
• Larry A. Ritchie and Sandra W. Ritchie transferred property at 12015 Siebert Road, Cumberland, to Keith A. Deal for $40,000 on Feb. 3. • Eugene R. Wright Jr. and Patricia M. Wright transferred property at 19730 Sutherland Lane, Barton, to Dakota D. Clark and Emily M. Keating for $97,000 on Feb. 3. • Charles E. Raines and Jamie R. Raines transferred property at 14412 Old Hancock Road, Cumberland, to Austin Levi Dolly for $129,000 on Feb. 4. • Mary Beth Knieriem transferred property at 404 Tilghman St., Cumberland, to Patrick J. Callahan and Stacy K. Callahan for $150,000 on Feb. 4. • Christian Taylor Wiltison transferred property at 26111 Rock Street, Westernport, to Justin David Sweitzer and Amanda Sweitzer for $141,000 on Feb. 5. • Justin David Sweitzer transferred property at 22724 Horse Rock Road, Westernport, to Mathew John Mullen Jr. and Sierra Mullen for $169,500 on Feb. 5. • Robert T. Pettiford II and Loretta C. Pettiford transferred property at 508
Bedford St., Cumberland, to First Chapel LLC for $55,000 on Feb. 6. • OREM Inc. transferred property at 33 Boone St., Cumberland, to Jared Fradiska for $27,000 on Feb. 7. • Crydon Clear Choice LLC transferred property at 101 Pearson St., Frostburg, to Junney R. Kang for $169,900 on Feb. 10. • DK Tires & Alignment Inc. transferred property at 642 S. Greene St., Cumberland, to Fink Heating and Cooling LLC for $118,900 on Feb. 10. • Leonard Kline Trustee transferred property at 243 Henderson Ave., Cumberland, to George A. Custer LLC for $195,000 on Feb. 10. • Leonard Kline Trustee transferred property at 239 Henderson Ave., Cumberland, to George A. Custer LISTED JUST 10. LLC for $195,000 on Feb. • Leonard Kline Trustee transferred property at 247 Henderson Ave., Cumberland, to George A. Custer LLC for $195,000 on Feb. 10. • Leonard Kline Trustee transferred property at 253 Henderson Ave., Cumberland, to George A. Custer LLC for $195,000 on Feb. 10.
ferred property at 225 National Highway, LaVale, to Audrey C. Getson for $68,000 on Feb. 12. • Amy N. Albright transferred property at 11723 Bedford Road, Cumberland, to Melissa M. Shank for $116,500 on Feb. 13. • Dustin H. Lantz transferred property at 3 Jenkins St., Eckhart, to Wendeng Zhang and Yanfeng Chen for $100,000 on Feb. 13. • Jeffrey Allan Eaton and Krista L. Eaton transferred property at 16705 N. Conda Way, Rawlings, to Charles
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W. Hildreth and Mary S. Hildreth for $215,000 on Feb. 13.
ville, to Janice Logsdon and Linda Logsdon et al for $30,000 on Feb. 18.
• John O. Teehan and Ann G. Corbett transferred property at 15210 Bear Camp Lane, Mount Savage, to Ian Michael Cheek for $249,500 on Feb. 14.
• Ralph E. Donahue and Norma J. Donahue transferred property at 11325 Cross Creek Lane, Cumberland, to Wesley Miller for $138,000 on Feb. 18.
• Rosemarie Heinlein and Donald Heinlein transferred property at 114 High Lane, Cumberland, to Colby Nestor and Mario D’Atri for $74,900 on Feb. 14.
• Robert Leonard I transferred property at 507 Braddock St., LaVale, to Roberts Homes & Real Estate LLC for $60,000 on Feb. 19. • Travis R. Bohn transferred property at 14004
• Zondra Younger transferred property at 12807 Ellerslie Road, Corrigan-
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How to get your home ready for guests with allergies, even with pets
(BPT) — If you’re hosting guests with allergies — and you have pets — you have a few more things to consider when getting your home guest-ready. No problem! Dr. Elizabeth Mullans, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Uptown Dermatology in Houston, Texas, offers eight cleaning tips to help allergy-proof your home. 1. Bare the floors Carpets and rugs are notorious for collecting dust mites, pet dander (dead skin cells that are naturally shed by your pets) and other allergens, which can trigger allergy-sensitive guests. Remove rugs and carpeting from your guest room as wooden or bare floors are easier to clean! 2. Don’t be blind to your blinds Those window blinds that protect your privacy are also dust magnets in need of regular cleaning and dusting. Try mixing equal parts vinegar and Arm & Hammer Baking Soda to a spray
bottle of warm water. Spray the blinds until they’re fully soaked (make sure you have a towel underneath to catch the drippings!) and then wipe clean. 3. Love your lamp shades Lampshades are tricky to dust, so they’re often skipped over during cleaning. Use a lint roller or packing tape; their sticky surfaces work faster than a cloth to collect dust on lampshades, décor and other neglected areas. 4. Come clean with your pets Pet dander, urine and saliva are the main culprit to allergies - not pet hair. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America says pet hair isn’t an allergen, but since dander can stick to hair and hide underneath a furry coat, it’s partially to blame for allergy misery. A weekly wash and scrub using warm water and a dander-reducing shampoo - can greatly reduce allergens! 5. Designate pet-free zones
Pet hair can get everywhere, but you can dramatically reduce these fly-aways by keeping your pets out of certain areas of the house where your guests will be. This can help keep pet allergens from getting into fabrics and rugs all over your home. Be sure to close the doors to guest rooms and install pet fences where appropriate. 6. Defend against dander Dander can get everywhere and affect your allergy-sensitive guests. Run your clothes and bedding in the dryer before you wash them to remove pet hair, which carries dander. Before making up the guest room, wash blankets and duvets to make them fresh and dander-free. Consider using a dermatologist-tested, hypoallergenic detergent that’s gentle on skin and free of dyes and perfumes, like Arm & Hammer Sensitive Skin Free & Clear detergent. They say “old habits die hard” because people generally use products that have
been in the family for generations, but what happens once those products start irritating the skin? Symptoms of irritation can include redness, dry skin, burning, or hives. Sensitive skin laundry detergents really do get clothes clean. Arm & Hammer Sensitive Skin detergent has been extensively evaluated among people who have sensitive skin. So, don’t worry, it’s gentle on skin, but will get your laundry clean and fresh. 7. Put out some plants The American Society of Horticultural Science and other organizations have performed studies that show how indoor plants significantly improve and clean a room’s air quality. Setting out plants like aloe, golden pathos and bamboo palm can help filter out common volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in indoor air; bright flowers like azaleas, chrysanthemums and peace lilies can do the same. Unfortunately, some floral plants can trigger skin reactions
for those sensitive to latex or rubber. 8. Freshen the air Air purifiers and filters can work wonders in reducing airborne allergens and keeping your surroundings feeling fresh. Purchase air filters that have a small-particle or HEPA filter for your guest room and common areas and start running them a few days before guests arrive for best results. While these eight tips can help, it’s impossible to eliminate all the allergens in your home. Just in case, have some Arm & Hammer Simply Saline Instant Relief on hand to help your guests stay comfortable. Its drugfree formula safely flushes out contaminants, quickly relieves congestion and is safe to use along with their allergy medications. Now, with all your bases covered, you can make your next gathering even happier for you and your guests.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 Mount Savage Road, Mount Savage, to Cory Scott Warnick for $80,000 on Feb. 19. • William M. Kenney Jr. transferred property at 234 E. Main St., Frostburg, to Savannah Merritt Tagliaferro for $79,000 on Feb. 19. • Rose M. Custer transferred property at 604 Winifred Road, Cumberland, to Brian P. Griffiths for $43,000 on Feb. 19. • John Morgan Sr. et al transferred property at 18012 Morgan Farm Lane, Frostburg, to Tracey L. Felker for $148,000 on Feb. 20.
• Arthur T. Bond Sr. Trustee transferred property at 3 Hilltop Drive, Frostburg, to Jason Wise and Alexis Wise for $162,000 on Feb. 21.
• Della L. Kirkwood transferred property at 17731 Lower Georges Creek Road, Nikep, to Fit Support Group Inc. for $6,000 on Feb. 24.
• Stephen W. Bradley and Kimberly A. Bradley transferred property at 301 N.E. Hammond St., Westernport, to Jeffrey L. Strand and Kathleen M. Strand for $28,000 on Feb. 21.
• Louis D. Simmons le et al transferred property at 11101 Mount Fairview Road, Cumberland, to David B. Thompson for $280,000 on Feb. 26.
• Natividad Qiroz-Broca transferred property at 15820 McMullen Highway, Cresaptown, to Laura Wilson, DBA, Footprints of Hope Counseling, for $135,000 on Feb. 27.
• M&L LLC transferred property at 1253 National Highway, LaVale, to Liberty Rental Properties LLC for $1,300,000 on Feb. 26.
• Jennah M. Durney transferred property at 13516 Brant Road, Cresaptown, to Sue Scarlett ERA for $139,900 on Feb. 27.
• Jeanne M. Brocar and Reid M. Golden transferred
• Ronald L. Clay transferred property at 800 Bed-
• Kathryn Bell O’Haver transferred property on West McMullen Highway, Rawlings, to Bernard Leo McKenzie and Kayla Jackson for $23,000 on Feb. 21.
property at 508 Fectig Ave., Cumberland, to T-N-T Rentals LLC for $27,000 on Feb. 27.
ford St., Cumberland, to Amy L. Flanagan for $35,900 on Feb. 27. • John W. Yoder transferred property at 1509 Garden View Drive, Cumberland, to Jimmie O’Neal for $120,000 on Feb. 27. • Nicholas Walters transferred property at 502 Pine Ave., Cumberland, to Christopher A. Porter for $28,862 on Feb. 28. • Tobliott Holdings Inc. transferred property at 12617 Nicklaus Court, Cumberland, to Charles D. Thomas and Sara E. Thomas for $140,900 on Feb. 28.
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