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Storm damaged trees need patience needs the energy stored in all of the live If there was one good thing that came wood to recover. In general, healthy out of the heavy snowstorm of Oct. 27, young trees can be shaped to restore it was the forging of new friendships their form one or two years over the broken remains of from now, while older trees our trees. Above the din of should have a minimum of chainsaws cutting the cartwo years or longer to recover casses of maples, poplars before shaping takes place. and elms, neighbors came But a tree’s recovery depends together to clear the debris upon its health prior to the and ponder the miracle of storm and the amount of modern pain relievers. damage; if you are in doubt, When snow storms puncontact an arborist to assess ish your trees, take steps to the tree before pruning it. help them by clearing their Carol O’Meara If your tree has broken branches, but not by grabColorado State branches, clean the wound, bing the branch or trunk University Extension making it as neat as possible. and shaking it. That adds In cases where the limb splinto the stress on the wood, tered away from the trunk, prune beoften causing cracking or breakage. hind the break to make a clean cut, eiA better approach is to use a broom to ther just in front of a healthy side carefully knock off snow, using a rapid, branch or the branch collar against the upward sweep of the broom to dislodge trunk itself. Branch collars are the slight snow with a rap to the underside of the swelling where the limb joins the trunk. branch.

If possible, trim branches to leave a Once the storm passes, clean up broken limbs and leave it at that; pruning to clean cut, making sure you follow the shape the tree should wait, since the tree three steps for proper pruning (which

prevent bark tears): 1. Twelve inches away from trunk or from where you want the prune to be, make your first cut on the underside of the branch, sawing upwards through one-third of the branch.

2. One-inch outward from the undercut, saw downwards through branch. At the point of no return, the weight of the branch will snap the limb, but the undercut will stop bark tearing of the tree.

3. Make your last cut just outside the branch collar, the spot where branch and trunk join.

Where the branch has torn from the tree, take a sharp knife and remove all the jagged edges of bark around the tear.

Cleaning up those wounds means fewer places for insects or disease organisms to shelter. The tree will heal the wound itself, so there’s no need for wound paint or the diapers, tar, cement and Elmer’s glue suggested by well-meaning neighbors.

When working with your tree, use common sense and don’t stand under

the branch you’re sawing. Limbs can be heavier than you realize, and a trip to the emergency room can be avoided if you move to the side when working. Ensure that the area under the branch is clear of objects you’d like to keep before you start working, and above all, never work on a limb that is above a power line.

If the tree is seriously damaged, with 50 percent or more involved, it may need to be assessed to determine if it is in a dangerous condition. If you’re not sure if your tree is a goner, contact an arborist to assess it — hazard tree assessments require specifically trained experts to address this highly technical situation with potentially serious legal complications. Many city foresters and certified arborists have the training and insurance to perform hazard tree evaluations.

Check out the Colorado State Forest Service’s Caring for Storm-damaged Trees at http://csfs.colostate.edu/pdfs /111317-csfs-storm-dmgd-trees-6panel -www.pdf.

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CANDICE TELLS ALL

A kitchen face-lift that cooks Interior designers and plastic surto keep the flooring and most of the cabgeons have one thing in common: They inetry. But all of the wainscoting and both do a lot of face-lifts. backsplash had to come off, as well as the countertops and some of the cabiRecently, a house belonging to clients netry.

Ilya and Pina went under my “knife.”

They have a large family and they all live When it comes to kitchen face-lifts, in an old farmhouse where they enjoy paint can be your BFF. I painted the cooking and holding family kitchen a bright paper-white, celebrations. But the except for one accent wall that kitchen was ill-suited to the I painted butter-yellow. I tasks at hand. The room mixed in some new cabinetry that should have been the with the old and painted the soul of the household was upper cabinets white and the absolutely soulless. lower cabinets black, and to all of them I added gorgeous The kitchen was very clear Lucite rail-pulls. large with a nice wood floor, but its redeeming Now it was time to bring in qualities ended there. From Candice Olson the new appliances — a the dim lighting to the datHGTV fridge/freezer combo, dished appliances, this kitchen washer, stove and a range needed help. To help keep hood — all in stainless steel costs down, I decided to give the space a that instantly modernized the look. I did face-lift instead of a total gut. I knew the counters in soft gray laminate and this would be no simple nip-and-tuck, married them to a Carrara marble but, rather, a full-fledged operation. hexagon backsplash tile. I also installed a large single-bowl, stainless-steel sink A kitchen face-lift typically involves that offers a twist on the traditional refreshing a lot of the old and injecting farmhouse sink. some of the new. In this instance, I wanted to preserve some of the farmIn the middle of it all I installed a house flavor, but update it with an urlong, custom peninsula in reclaimed ban, industrial vibe. pine. I cladded the front in barnboard, which spoke to the character of this Kitchen face-lifts are all about making the most of what you have, so I decided farmhouse. The peninsula houses addi-

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This tired old kitchen got a facelift with paint, fabric, reclaimed wood, tin and repurposed lights. (SHNS/HGTV)

tional storage and a dishwasher, and I provided seating for three with charcoal stools upholstered in yellow-and-gray floral fabric, inspired by vintage tea towels.

In addition to the beautiful esthetics, a kitchen has to be functional, and part of this space needed to work as a small home office. Against the yellow accent wall, I installed a work surface in the same gray laminate as the countertops, added another stool as well as some shelving and a closed storage cabinet, and voila! — instant office.

But the real wow factor in this room has to be the authentic tin ceiling I in-

stalled, comprised of square tiles. I then added recessed lighting and hung the coolest light fixtures — three pendant lights that are actually old Mason jars, tinted in a subtle blue.

By using lots of paint and fabric, in addition to high-impact finishes like reclaimed wood, tin and repurposed lights, I was able to give Ilya and Pina’s tired old space the ultimate face-lift kitchen.

And the best part? No scars!

Interior decorator Candice Olson is host of HGTV’s “Candice Tells All.” For more ideas, information and show times visit www.hgtv .com/candice-tells-all/show/index.html.

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Roth IRAs offer many different benefits Q: Everyone talks about what a great product the Roth IRA is. What is the point of contributing after-tax money? You are likely paying at least 40 percent in state and federal taxes on the cash.

Imagine if you didn’t pay that tax upfront? How much money would that additional 40 percent make over the life of the IRA? Then, when you take out the cash, all you pay is 18 percent.

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The next reason we really like Roth IRAs is that if you decide to buy a first home, you can tap into your Roth IRA to the tune of $10,000 without paying any taxes (you’ve already paid them on this money) and without a penalty.

Beyond that, Roth IRAs give you options about how to spend money in the future. Twenty years from now, you might not want to pay taxes on every dollar you pull out. You might prefer to have some after-tax cash that allows you to weather a bad year in the stock market or make an investment you might not otherwise have cash for.

Moreover, you can use the money penalty-free to pay for college tuition or medical expenses before you turn 591/2. If you are blessed enough to have more cash to invest after maxing out your 401(k), a Roth IRA or even a Roth 401(k), if your company offers that, are great ways to go. There are also some excellent inheritance benefits. Your heirs with have more options with the money than with a traditional IRA. If you don’t have a 401(k) option at work, maxing out a Roth IRA will at least give you the opportunity to salt away $5,000 ($6,000 after age 50).

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7th Annual Historic Home Tour

Weaving community, history, art, charity

By Kendall Schoemann Longmont Times-Call

The Historic Westside Neighborhood Association (HWNA) was a tradition brought over from Germany by Longmont resident Gina Cianciola. While living in a small German village, Cianciola came across a winter festival. Several carts arranged in a semi circle were filled with local artist’s creations.

When she returned to Longmont, she wanted to bring the local flavor and magic of artwork with her. She knew the fickle Colorado weather wouldn’t allow an outside venue so she asked friends and neighbors to open their homes to help host the tradition. With the collaboration of artists and homeowners, the event was born in 2005 with three goals: to highlight and celebrate the neighborhood and architecture, to showcase local artists and raise money for a local non-

profit.

This year, the HWNA Historic Home Tour is hosting its seventh annual event with more artists, vendors, homeowners and participants than ever before.

“The event has created a large interest in the community from homeowners and artists,” says Lonnie Dooley, HWNA group leader. “We have to turn people away and put them on the list for next year.”

The event will display approximately 18 artists and more genres of artwork than previous years.

“This year will feature everything from pottery, jewelry, paintings, carvings, crafts, weavings, textiles and even concrete designs,” Dooley says. “For the first time, the small business, Tasty Cakes, will be offering small treats as well.”

All proceeds will be donated to a new local nonprofit, Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. The center, which is the largest wildlife rehabilitation center

IF YOU GO: When: Saturday, Nov. 12 from 10 am to 4 pm Where: Historic Westside Neighborhood of Longmont Homes: 338 Pratt St., 436 Pratt St., 329 Bros St., 417 Gay St. and 532 Gay St. Proceeds: The Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will be receiving all funds raised through ticket sales Art: Local artwork, such as pottery, jewelry, paintings, carvings and textiles will be displayed for sale

in Colorado, rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned wildlife for release into appropriate habitats.

“We are thrilled and delighted to be the recipients of the all of the event’s proceeds,” says Paula Lewis, volunteer outreach coordinator of Greenwood Rehabilitation Center. “All funds will be going to help the animals we serve.”

The planning committee search for a local nonprofit each year worthy to receive the event’s proceeds.

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Revamped HARP could help owners refinance

By Polyana Da Costa real-harp

Regulators have made key changes to a mortgage refinance program designed to help borrowers who owe more on their loans than their house is worth.

The revamped version of HARP, the Home Affordable Refinance Program, is expected to help about 1.8 million borrowers take advantage of today’s low mortgage rates, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Under the revised version, borrowers will be able to refinance their mortgages regardless of how much their homes’ value has fallen.

The original program failed to meet regulators’ expectations when it was launched in March 2009, partly because borrowers who were deeply underwater

of 2012.

For now, here are the main changes in the program and how they may affect you: • The 125 percent loan-to-value cap, which prevented borrowers from refinancing if the value of their homes had tumbled, has been removed. • Borrowers will not need a new property appraisal if Fannie and Freddie have enough data in their automated valuation system to estimate the value of the property. • Certain fees associated with the risk of the mortgage loan will be reduced.

Those fees will be eliminated for borrowers who refinance their mortgages into a shorter-term loan such as a 20year mortgage or a 15-year mortgage.

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on their mortgages could not refinance, as HARP limited refinance loans to no more than 125 percent of the value of the home. The new HARP will not have a cap.

If you are one of the many underwater homeowners seeking to take advantage of the HARP changes to grab a lower mortgage rate, there’s no need to rush to apply to refinance yet. Lenders don’t have the final, detailed guidelines on the HARP changes. The FHFA says it will provide the guidelines to lenders by Nov. 15.

After that, it will vary by lender on how quickly they adopt and implement their changes. Chase, for example, says it will not adopt the rule removing the loan-to-value cap until the first quarter

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• will still need the approval from their second lenders to refinance.

Other Amenities

Washer/Dryer Hook-ups

Washer/Dryer Facilities

Pets

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$885$890

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guidelines permitted 125 percent loanto-value mortgages.

# of Baths Lease Required

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Fannie and Freddie have forced lenders to buy back many bad loans for alleged violations of reps and warranties.

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Summitview Dr, Longmont, $482,500, home • Thomas Hilt from Michael Witko, 1212 Spring Creek Ct, Longmont, $178,500, home • Brian Jamar from ABW Reos LLC, 908 Buffalo Ct, Longmont, $155,000, home • Justin & Jennifer Young from Daniel Adams, 1603 Red Mountain Dr, Longmont, $305,000, home • Smita Uprety from Fred Glover, 225 E 8th Ave Unit B20, Longmont, $67,000, condo • Roberta & Donald Miller from William Hyatt, 2418 Windmill Dr, Longmont, $298,200, home • Norman Haberly from Marwan Kumbarji, 2662 Beech Cir, Longmont, $269,500, home • Curtis & Jill Fischaber from Jason Stevens, 1686 Radcliffe Pl, Longmont, $480,000, home • Lynn Haugen from Emily B Matthias Revocable Trust, 1241 Vivian St, Longmont, $168,900, home • Mr. Sanderson from Shirley Baker, 3519 Boxelder Dr, Longmont, $339,000, home • Michelle & Franklin Ping from Boulder Creek Kingsbridge LLC, 1665 Venice Ln, Longmont, $198,900, home • Nullibar Ltd from Keith Brown, 10075 N 75th St, Longmont, $950,000, home • Scott Hemphill from John Clark, 6613 Putter Ct, Longmont, $530,000, home • Lewis Meyers from Colorado Oaks LLC, 2421 Santa Fe Dr Unit A, Longmont, $232,400, condo • Beverly T from David H Bowers Revocable Trust, 742 Tenacity Dr Unit B, Longmont, $300,000, condo • John & Karin Higgins from Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp, 1744 Corey St, Longmont, $120,000, home • Emily Boyd from Josef Brettl Jr Inc, 527 Martin St, Longmont, $139,900, home • Bryan & Holly Reid from Christopher Korpela, 5607 Pierson Mountain Ave, Longmont, $338,300, home • Lynda Miller from Jeffrey McBride, 931 Morning Dove Dr, Longmont, $250,000, home • Suneng Zhuo from William Troxel, 2428 Eagleview Cir, Longmont, $385,000, home • William & Dorothea Lomax from Katrina Zadikem, 2628 Pheasant Dr, Longmont, $328,000, home

Berthoud • Paul Kisselbach from Judith Uilk, 510 Mayo Ct, Berthoud, $250,000, home Dacono • Kathleen Hart from Richmond American Homes Colo Inc, 4780 Sunset Pl, Dacono, $220,000, home Erie • Paul & Carol Noe from Gregory Leidich, 796 Pope Ct, Erie, $393,000, home • Joel Helgerson from Remington Homes Co, 1623 Harris Ct, Erie, $418,000, home • Richard Johnston from Wells Fargo Bank, 1702 MacCullen Dr, Erie, $205,000, home • Value LLC from Fed Home Loan Mtg Corp, 2745 Blue Sky Cir, Erie, $95,100, home • Dennis & Sarah Solo from Fed Home Loan Mtg Corp, 1945 Windemere Ln, Erie, $178,000, home • Stephanie & Matthew Traver from Serkan Sengul, 2449 Azalea Way, Erie, $253,000, home • John & Patrice Kezer from Six Point Reh LLC, 2006 Cedarwood Pl, Erie, $342,500, home • Raul Martinez from Shawn Weeks, 1111 Eichhorn Dr, Erie, $289,000, home • Joanne & Jennifer Arnone from Henry Harris, 1212 W Bixler Blv Unit C, Erie, $303,600, condo Firestone • Aaron & Stephanie Wood from Fed Home Loan Mtg Corp, 10347 Coal Ridge St, Firestone, $275,000, home • Ronald & Debra Marti from JJ Construction Northern Colo LLC, 5329 Remington Ave, Firestone, $207,600, home Frederick • Willard Moers from Bank New York Mellon, 8717 Triple Crown Dr, Frederick, $218,000, home • Scott & Gina Rowsam from Flatiron Mtg Lending LLC, 5517 Triple Crown Dr, Frederick, $267,700, home • Saint LLC from No Name Creek LLC, 9041 Sandpiper Dr, Frederick, $146,000, home Lyons • James Green from Fannie Mae, 824 Deer Ln, Lyons, $250,000, home Niwot • Jared Minor from Alicia

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McGrath, 8380 Greenwood Dr, Niwot, $1,045,000, home • James Thomas from Raymond Taylor, 305 E 4th Ave, Niwot, $144,000, home • John McCormick from Thomas Kolp, 6835 Peppertree Dr, Niwot, $485,000, home • Philip & Shirley Bullinger from 6645 Legend Ridge Trail LLC, 6645 Legend Ridge Trl, Niwot, $1,492,300, home • Sherman Gregory from Bloom Family Trust, 7351 Meadowdale Dr, Niwot, $362,000, home • Denise Wrigley from Kurt Miller, 7341 Erin Ct, Niwot, $1,545,000, home Foreclosures – notice of election and demand • Borrower: Cecilia & David Everson, Lender: JPMorgan Chase Bank National Association, Amount: $182,012, Property: 2420 Big Owl Rd, Allenspark, Filed: 10/26/11 • Borrower: Julie Sinclair, Lender: Aurora Bank FSB, Amount: $115,169, Property: 144 Indiana Ave, Berthoud, Filed: 10/25/11 • Borrower: Mark Major, Lender: Bank Of America NA Successor, Amount: $130,386, Property: 325 7th St, Dacono, Filed: 10/20/11 • Borrower: Justin & Suzette Kelley, Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA, Amount: $248,818, Property: 1136 Glen Creighton Dr, Dacono, Filed: 10/24/11 • Borrower: Mark & Lori Davis, Lender: Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance Inc, Amount: $145,059, Property: 1063 Glen Creighton Dr, Dacono, Filed: 10/24/11 • Borrower: William & Kathryn Kyrimes, Lender: Aurora Bank FSB, Amount: $251,190, Property: 1132 Village Cir, Erie, Filed: 10/25/11 • Borrower: Maria Matos, Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA, Amount: $378,043, Property: 2456 Reserve St, Erie, Filed: 10/26/11 • Borrower: Mark & Dorothy D'agostino, Lender: Citimortgage Inc, Amount: $104,691, Property: 334 Wooster Ave, Firestone, Filed: 10/20/11 • Borrower: Geoffrey & Laurie Miller, Lender: Citimortgage Inc, Amount: $268,867, Property: 6055 Ulysses Ave, Firestone, Filed: 10/24/11 • Borrower: Mark & Dorothy D'Agostino, Lender: Citimortgage Inc, Amount: $200,985,

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Property: 466 Sherilynn Cir, Firestone, Filed: 10/24/11 • Borrower: William & Cheryl Brayshaw, Lender: Wells Fargo Bank NA, Amount: $309,869, Property: 9160 Owl Lake Dr, Firestone, Filed: 10/25/11 • Borrower: Gloria Ledezma, Lender: UA Bank NA As Trustee, Amount: $115,358, Property: 723 Park Ave, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/20/11 • Borrower: Rodolfo Vasquez Sr, Lender: Everbank, Amount: $165,158, Property: 1005 Platte Dr, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/21/11 • Borrower: Robert Parmeter, Lender: Bank Of America National Association, Amount: $155,442, Property: 110 6th St, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/21/11 • Borrower: Santos Garcia, Lender: Bank Of America NA Successor, Amount: $109,955, Property: 134 6th St, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/21/11 • Borrower: Jesus Rosales Lara, Lender: US Bank National Association, Amount: $136,000, Property: 1108 Pacific Ct, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/24/11 • Borrower: Melissa Gochanour, Lender: PNC Bank National Association, Amount: $124,180, Property: 909 Fir Ave, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/25/11 • Borrower: Pamela & Kevin Rodriguez, Lender: The Bank Of New York Mellon, Amount: $140,421, Property: 144 7th St, Fort Lupton, Filed: 10/26/11 • Borrower: Vernon & Tiffany Howe, Lender: HSBC Bank USA NA As Trustee, Amount: $361,114, Property: 5543 Wetlands Dr, Frederick, Filed: 10/24/11 • Borrower: Pleat Noy & Sok Prom, Lender: Bank Of America NA Successor, Amount: $217,800, Property: 5756 Canyon Cir, Frederick, Filed: 10/26/11 • Borrower: Bryan Towsley & Carol Pederson, Lender: The Bank Of New York Mellon, Amount: $271,693, Property: 5488 Drake St, Frederick, Filed: 10/26/11 • Borrower: Paul & Phyllis Lindburg, Lender: Bank Of America NA Successor, Amount: $198,257, Property: 2331 Santa Fe Dr, Longmont, Filed: 10/21/11

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