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How do clients feel about... Chris M. Vinci

“Being ex-Air Force, I can describe Chris as having a Fighter Pilot mentality.” - Jeff

“He understood the challenges of our area and came up with unique ways to navigate those obstacles. We felt supported and cared for in a way we had not experienced with prior realtors.” -

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- 19yr Local Expert

- 365+ Closed Deals

- 94% of my closed listings were with the initial buyer.

- “Five Star Real Estate Agent” 11 consecutive years legs. en they sat on the ground and used their feet to move a banana down the row just like monkeys do.

Inside the church, the children made slime out of shaving cream, baking soda, glue, water and the secret ingredient, contact solution, which Lindenmeyer said helped the slime start really messy but then becaming more solidi ed. Each child took a plastic bag of slime home.

On June 22, the children met Aussie, a six-foot carpet python, brought to the camp by Randy Lewis with Party Safari. He allowed the younger children to touch Aussie and the camp counselors to hold the snake. Madison Young, 8, said she liked everything about the camp. Addie Kelley, 8, said this was one of the best camps she had ever been to, and making the slime was her favorite part. e most di cult part, she said, was waking up early to get to camp on time.

If you could see Colorado’s air, you would want to improve it.

Ground-level ozone is invisible and the Front Range’s biggest air quality issue. Created from pollutants like car exhaust, ozone is a leading cause of respiratory problems.

Improving our air quality takes all of us, and there are many ways to help. We encourage you to #JustSkipTwo car trips a week, mow your lawn after 5 p.m., don’t idle your car, telework a few days each week, and take the bus, bike, or walk.

Sign up for air quality alerts and learn more about the simple steps you can do to help.

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