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Fall Decor Tips –That Have Nothing To Do With Pumpkins Whatever the reason, all trends must pass, and fall is a time when we look around and reassess the house we are about to cozy up in for the foreseeable future.

7 Fall Fix-Ups to Prep Your Home For Winter Cooler temperatures and mountain snow are reminders that it’s time to prepare your home for winter.

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Tom Kalinski Suzanne Plewes Paul F. P. Pogue Rick Jacquemard Duane Duggan Rebecca Lee Carol O’Meara Cindy Dampier ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS Thais Hafer, Toni McNeill Mary Romano ADVERTISING FEATURES COORDINATOR Greg Stone

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What does the color of your home reveal about you?

(BPT) - A home’s curb appeal leaves a powerful first impression.

Yet, according to the recent poll conducted by Ply Gem Building Products, only half of homeowners say their home’s exterior reflects their personality.

This is an especially surprising statistic since 81 percent of Americans say the exterior of a home shapes their view of the homeowner.

With countless material options and accents like shutters and trim, there are several ways to add color to your home. Replacing old siding with vinyl siding tends to be a popular approach because it can improve the look of an entire home exterior, while also being low maintenance and durable.

Before replacing your home’s siding, you may be interested to learn what your color choices say about your personality. The following profiles will provide some insight and inspiration for making big decisions about your home exterior: Calm, cool, collected = Blue.

More than half the population (55 percent) believes the color blue has the most positive impact on their mood, which explains why blue skies are synonymous with peace and happiness. Along these lines, blue siding coordinates easily with a variety of accent

colors whether it be white and gray or red and orange.

Safe, certain, dependable = Neutral. Neutrals are the norm when it comes to exterior color preferences. Fifty-three percent of Americans would choose neutral colors such as beige, white or gray for the exterior of their home.

In fact, if you want the latest on-trend curb appeal, consider shades of gray, which have grown in popularity by about 5 percent over the past four years. Gray is very versatile - it can easily be mixed and matched with just about any accent color and trim selection.

Brave, confident = Bold. If you want to stand out and make a statement, dramatic siding colors are the way to go. Fiftyfive percent of Americans say homes with bold colors belong to people with bold personalities.

Recent advances in vinyl siding technology, such as the SolarDefense reflective technology from Ply Gem Mastic, have made it possible to choose daring colors such as deep reds, greens and browns.

Are you still unsure about which siding color best suits you? Take the risk out of choosing colors by using an online visualizer tool like the one available from Ply Gem Mastic.

The visualizer lets you preview what your color choices will look like on your home before you make a commitment.

Colors are important, but don’t forget maintenance While colors can send a message, that statement can be undermined by a lack of upkeep. Seventyeight percent of Americans say the maintenance of a home also impacts their first impression of a homeowner. Consider lowmaintenance products like vinyl siding, which come in endless color options, but do not require upkeep such as painting or staining.

Is it time to make a change?

Thirty-seven percent of homeowners say they did not get to choose the exterior siding on their home. If you’re part of that group, what better time than the present to update the look of your house (before the holiday season kicks in)? Doing so could also add significant value to your home.

According to the latest cost versus value survey by Remodeling Magazine, upgrading to vinyl siding recoups 76 percent of the project cost on average. For more information on adding personality – and value - to your home, visit mastic.com.

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Realtors invited to local real estate marketing workshop BOULDER – Mike Blinder, a Tampa-based marketing consultant, will share his expertise with the real estate industry during a free Local Real Estate Marketing Workshop, 3:30 to 5 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 16 at Carelli's, 645 30th St. in Boulder.

The workshop, sponsored by the Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call, will provide Realtors with resources to maximize marketing results and help them secure more listings.

Attendees will discover

Mike Blinder what media messages are the most effective; how to best target potential customers; how to ensure advertising success, regardless of the media used; and how

the consumer buying timeline impacts growth.

Blinder is known nationally and internationally for his expertise in media, sales and marketing. He is the author of “Survival Selling Even in the Toughest Times,” and he performs training, designs sales programs and leads seminars for client media companies and the advertisers they serve. Registration is required. Register online at GetListingsNow.com or call 303.473.1420.

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7 fall fix-ups to prep your home for winter temperatures. When days shorten, turf grass shifts food reserves from leaves to roots. Fertilizing grass in the fall feeds the roots and paves the way for a healthy green lawn when spring comes.

BOULDER – Cooler temperatures and mountain snow are reminders that it’s time to prepare your home for winter.

Here are steps to

BY TOM take to get ready KALINSKI for falling leaves RE/MAX of Boulder and freezing temperatures, as recommended by House Beautiful.

Cooler temperatures and mountain snow are reminders that it’s time to prepare your home for winter. (Photo: Sam Beasley, Unsplash)

3. Disconnect outdoor faucets Take action sooner rather than later to avoid frozen and bursting pipes in your home. Drain and disconnect your hoses from outdoor faucets before the first freeze.

1. Prepare your gutters Clean and well-functioning gutters are a must for winter. Now is the time to clear gutters of leaves and debris and replace damaged sections.

2. Ensure against drafts Windows are a major source of heat loss in the home. One simple solution is to eliminate drafts with weather stripping. To check for drafts, close the door or window on a strip of paper, and then slide the paper. If it slides easily, it’s time to replace your weather stripping.

4. Protect outdoor furniture Outdoor furniture lasts longer and looks better if it is protected from winter snow and freezing temperatures. Either store the furniture inside for the winter or cover it with a waterproof furniture cover.

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5. Repair driveway and sidewalk cracks When water freezes in small cracks, the small cracks become big cracks. It’s easy to prevent by filling those small cracks with concrete crack sealer. Your drive and walkways will look much better over the years – and will be safer – if you take this preventive step.

6. Fertilize your lawn As your grass prepares for winter, it needs to be fertilized to prevent stress and damage through cold

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7. Check your snow blower Go ahead and dig your snow blower out of the garage now.

Check the oil, tires, and shear pins and crank it up now, before the snow flies. That way, you’ll be ready for that first snowy morning.

For more helpful tips, read the full article at housebeautiful.com/ lifestyle/cleaning-tips/a22652916/ fall-home-maintenance-checklist.

Tom Kalinski is the owner and founder of RE/MAX of Boulder, the local residential real estate company he established in 1977. He was inducted into Boulder County’s Business Hall of Fame in 2016 and has a 40year background in commercial and residential real estate.

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The latest home design trends LOVELAND – Home design trends are always changing, but keeping up with them can allow you to appeal to today’s modern home buyer and thereby improve BY SUZANNE your home’s PLEWES appeal and RE/MAX Alliance value. Here are some home design elements that are popular right now.

Shower doors instead of curtains This particular trend seems to come and go. Older shower door designs look extremely dated. The shower door trend is back, but with a more modern twist. Instead of the clunky metal surrounded styles that chip and fade, modern shower doors appear seamless.

There is very little hardware and mostly glass, giving a clean, simple, and modern look to bathrooms.

Big windows Natural light makes a home feel

your living room, kitchen, or bedroom and what do you notice first? Better yet, ask yourself what you want people to notice. Accents can be accomplished in many different ways, including a splash of wall color, a dramatic ceiling, or a spectacular piece of furniture or wall décor.

Glass shower door. (Photo: Shutterstock) spacious and cheery. Thus, it’s no surprise that it’s one of the latest home design trends. Big windows or even full walls of windows allow you to maximize both sunshine and views. If you have a view worth showing off, then big windows are the way to go!

A focus on accents Accents are a big thing right now and every major room in your home should have one. Walk into

Extending living space Living space need not be contained by walls. Think about extending your living space to the outdoors.

With the right layout and furnishings, your backyard can be an extension of your home.

From kitchens to living rooms, outdoor living areas are growing in popularity.

Bringing the outdoors in Not only should your home extend outdoors, but you can bring some of the outdoors in as well. Infusing natural elements into home design and décor is another popular design trends. Think about natural woods and greenery and how those can enhance your living space. Botanicals are known to also improve your health and well-

being, especially during winter months where you may be cooped indoors.

Hidden treasures Sometimes it’s what you can’t see that matters. Hidden design elements, such as storage and appliances, are growing in popularity. Hidden elements allow you to create smooth and flowing décor in a room. Plus, it’s just simply cool!

Summary These are just a few examples of design trends that are popular right now. Whether you are looking to freshen up your home or completely remodel it, keep these in mind. By appealing to potential buyers, you can maximize your home’s value when it comes time to sell,… and in the meantime, you can enjoy these modern features yourself!

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Plan ahead If you have leaking pipes or faucets, hire a plumber now to fix the problem. Leaks in moderate weather become much bigger problems once temperatures drop below freezing.

Prepare your pipes with insulation, which provides the first line of defense against freezing. Insulation tubes from a hardware store should provide effective protection. Pay particular attention to pipes in unheated areas, those that have frozen in previous winters and pipes that have been repaired in the past year.

If your outdoor water faucets have a separate shut-off valve, close the valve, open the spigots to drain the lines and leave them open until spring. If your faucets have a back-flow prevention device, be sure to disconnect it so that the water drains from the line.

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n mid-October, you may still enjoy warm weather and light-jacket days. But cold temperatures will arrive faster than you expect. Take precautions now to ensure your pipes and water supply remain in good order throughout the winter.

Preparing your vacation home If you spend your winters in a different home, make sure you prepare the home you leave behind for bad weather. Vacation homes can suffer major damage if a frozen pipe springs a leak; you might not notice the water damage for months.

A burst main water line can wreak havoc when left unattended for months at a time. To prevent this from happening, turn off the water meter yourself using the meter key, or hire a plumber to do so properly. Open all of your faucets and valves to drain the

Plan ahead now to prevent frozen pipes in winter. (Photo: Dreamstime)

pipes. Then, turn off the water using the shut-off valve inside your house and leave the faucets open.

Water can hide out in plumbing fixtures, so be sure to address those. Disconnect and drain your washing machine hoses and dishwasher drain lines. Drain all spray attachments and shower heads. Turn off the water heater and drain the tank entirely.

Finally, flush your toilets and remove excess water from tanks and bowls.

What to do when the pipes freeze Despite your best efforts, you may end up with frozen pipes anyway, so have a plan in mind for that event. First, close the main shutoff valve to prevent any leaks. Then find the source of the freeze. If one or two faucets don't work, the freeze is between the split from the main line. If none work, it's near the main water line. To thaw a pipe, Wrap the pipe in a towel doused with hot water, or warm it with a hair dryer on the lowest setting. Never use a flame.

Keep your plumber's emergency contact info handy in case you run into a problem you can't handle alone.

Winter is also a good time to review your emergency kit, which should contain (among other things) one gallon of water per person per day in the event of emergency or loss of water supply.

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BOULDER – Even though we have yet to have our first snow or hard freeze it is still not too early to think about winterizing your home.

BY RICK Doing some of JACQUEMARD these simple Flatirons Home things may also Inspections remove some items from a home inspectors report should you decide to put your home on the market. At the very least it could save you some money. The list includes but is not limited to: Trim your trees. When tree branches are weighed down with snow they can cause significant damage. Are there any limbs that could possibly knock out power to your home or limbs that could hit your home or car if they broke off during a winter snow storm? Will limbs rub on your roof or siding when they have a snow load?

Check your doors and windows for leaks. Walk around your home on a chilly night and, using bare hands and feet, feel around your doors, windows, lights, and switch plates for cold air. You will need to either add insulation to these areas, or seal them using weatherstripping, caulk, or spray foam.

Clean your gutters. Clean gutters can help prevent the build-up of ice on your roof.

The faster that water can drain away, the less likely it is to melt and then refreeze on your roof or under your shingles. In addition, clean gutters reduce the risk of infestation and decrease the risk of mold in your home.

Have your ceiling fans push

warm air down from the ceiling.

It is common practice to use ceiling fans in summer months but they can help out in the winter as well. Have your ceiling fans move in a clockwise direction so they push hot air from the ceiling towards the floor. If they’re going counterclockwise, they won’t be as effective.

Change your furnace filter.

Before you start running your furnace, change the filter. In winter months, change the filter every 4 to 6 weeks. Having a clean filter helps your furnace run more efficiently, which can save you energy and money.

Install a programmable thermostat. The US Department of Energy reports that you can save as much as 1% on your energy bill for every degree you lower your home’s temperature during winter months. Installing a programmable thermostat can save you money by keeping the temperature down when you’re not at home or asleep.

Flush your water heater.

Particles and sediment can collect over time in the bottom of your water heater, hindering the unit’s efficiency. Flush the water through the drain valve to clear out the material and keep your heater functioning at its best.

Taking care of these simple tasks can help you reduce the number of items on a home inspectors list, prevent damage to your home and save money on utility bills. Prepare for winter now, and you’ll be glad you did when cold weather arrives.

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By HomeAdvisor Remodeling your bedroom is a great way to revive an outdated space and add value to your home. But like any major home improvement, it's important to go in prepared – and to plan your budget and design before you get started. Good planning is key not only to saving money, but also to making sure your vision is realized once your project is complete.

Consider the following as you plan out your project.

Classic styles work best for resale A trendy or personalized design may work well if you're remodeling for yourself. But if you're fixing up a bedroom for future resale, a timeless, more traditional style is most likely your best choice. Features like walk-in closets, recessed lighting and an updated bathroom can be good ways to draw in potential homebuyers _ while a new bedroom skylight could be the finishing touch you need to close the sale.

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measurements. Even the smallest of slip-ups can lead to a variety of problems – including potential delays and increased costs that can throw your entire project off course. Be sure to confirm each measurement twice before moving on to the next.

Add more space Your remodel offers a great opportunity to make your bedroom bigger. Whether that involves building an addition or expanding into an adjacent room, adding more space can improve both the comfort and value of your home. But before you start tearing out the walls, it's important to know your local zoning laws – and to consult with a pro to better understand which options work best within your budget.

Choose the right flooring Wood and carpet are popular bedroom flooring materials.

Carpet is the more budget-friendly choice. The downside to carpet is that it can be more difficult to clean and will likely need replacement five to 10 years down the road. Wood flooring is more expensive, but it's also easy to clean and comes with a longer lifespan. Whichever you go with,

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Consider cosmetic upgrades Low-budget updates can make a big difference when it comes to changing your bedroom's appearance. A new coat of light paint can give your room a larger, airier look – while a brighter color combined with different textures can add depth and personality to its overall design. And small things like rearranging the furniture and cleaning up clutter can create the feel of a major upgrade without the project price tag.

Find the right contractor When it comes to your remodel, the right contractor makes all the difference. An experienced professional will not only work to keep your project on budget and on schedule, but they will also keep you informed at each phase of the process. As you interview remodelers, be sure to ask plenty of questions, request references and get price estimates whenever possible.

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Tenant-In-Common (TIC) real estate investments

BOULDER – For a real estate investor nearing retirement, the thought of continuing to manage property can seem burdensome.

BY DUANE A Tenant-InDUGGAN Common (TIC) Realtor and Author investment RE/MAX of Boulder could be just the ticket to feeling less strained.

Likewise, if you want to invest in real estate at any stage in life and not be encumbered with any of the day-to-day issues of being a landlord, a TIC investment could be worth checking into.

What is a TIC? A TIC is an ownership arrangement in which multiple investors co-own an undivided property and each investor has a percentage ownership. The advantage is that owners can pool their equity to afford a more expensive property. As a type of ownership on a small scale, TIC can be used by couples, family members, or unrelated friends to own a home, and proceeds from the sale of the home are divided between them based on ownership percentage. As an investment on a large scale, TIC assets can have up to 35 partners or owners. It is a syndicated investment that allows partners to own larger scale, high quality residential or commercial properties with professional property management, accounting, and asset management.

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• The investor gets the benefit if any appreciation when the TIC property sells.

• Investor can reinvest into another TIC project when after the first TIC project sells.

an IRS Section 1031 tax deferred exchange for property held for investment. Tax, legal, and financial planning professionals should be consulted for advice to review the exact numbers relative to matching old debt and value with the new characteristics of the TIC. Even though it is still considered real estate, you won’t find licensed real estate agents selling TICs. A TIC investment is treated like a security so real estate agents are not licensed to sell shares in a TIC property. Opportunities for TICs are usually found through licensed securities dealers or appropriately licensed financial planners.

Usually only accredited investors are allowed to invest in TICs. Again, it is necessary to work with the appropriately licensed professionals to determine exact qualifications. In general, an accredited investor must meet the qualifications of earned income in the prior two years of $200,000

for a single person or $300,000 for a married couple, OR a net worth of over $1 million either as a single person or with a spouse (not counting the value of a person’s primary residence).

TIC properties can be residential or commercial real estate including apartment complexes, shopping centers, office buildings, corporate headquarters, etc. Basically, any kind of real estate is permitted.

Advantages of a TIC • TICS are usually put together by experienced professionals with substantial resources; however, they are not without risk.

• There is no personal management by the investor.

• Capital gains taxes might be deferred in an IRS Section1031 Exchange if the TIC is the right fit relative to debt and value.

• It typically provides stable

Disadvantages of a TIC • The individual investor has no control over the property or associated risk factors.

• It is not a liquid investment.

The investor will not control the decision as to when the TIC property will be sold or exchanged with another.

• Investors considering investing in a TIC typically need to be prepared for a long-term investment and one that it is usually more difficult to liquidate quickly.

Before investing in a TIC, it is important to research management performance and track records of those offering TIC investments.

Appropriate tax, legal, and financial consultations should always be obtained.

Duane Duggan is an awardwinning Realtor and author of the book, “Realtor for Life”. He has been a Realtor for RE/MAX of Boulder since 1982 and has facilitated over 2,500 transactions over his career. Living the life of a Realtor and being immersed in real estate led to the inception of his book, Realtor for Life.

For questions, e-mail Duane at DuaneDuggan@boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com.

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Soak up foothills and mountain views from the West Grange neighborhood and from the playground at nearby Dry Creek Community Park.

Markel Homes opening communities in Longmont and Lafayette in mid-November

By Rebecca Lee Photography provided by Markel Homes

T

he creator of North End in Louisville and Dakota Ridge Village in Boulder is on track to open sales centers this fall in three new communities, starting in midNovember. The Boulder-based construction company brings their commitment to building remarkable homes in prime locations to West Grange in west Longmont, Silver Creek in central Lafayette, and Blue Sage in west Lafayette. Eager homebuyers can expect to see ground-breaking equipment onsite in late December or early next year.

Homeowners enter on separate sides of the triplex in the 2-bed, 2-1/2 bath town homes.

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We’re creating a community with “ a multi-generational feel at West

Grange. The location supports an active lifestyle. It’s convenient to schools, trails and city amenities, and offers residents that expansive feel that comes from open space and Back Range views. It’s why people live in Colorado. – Michael Markel, President, Markel Homes

”

West Grange – A special place to live From the start, Markel Homes envisioned their new community at 75th and Nelson Road in

No upgrades needed—hardwood, stainless and solid surface finishes are standard in the town homes.

west Longmont as a place that would attract singles and couples as well as families and empty nesters. Markel Homes is partnering with McStain Neighborhoods and Masterwork Home Company to create an architectural mix of ranch-style and two-story singlefamily homes, custom homes, town homes and duplexes at West Grange. With singlefamily homes from the $500s, pricing is more affordable than what buyers find in Boulder, and Longmont’s quality of life makes the Rocky Mountain community a standout. West Grange runs adjacent to hundreds of acres of open space and down-range mountain views, anchored by majestic Long’s Peak. Walkways and pocket parks weave throughout the community. Three St. Vrain schools serving grades K-12 are a walk, bike ride or short drive from home. The reservoir at Lagerman Agricultural Preserve is just south on 75th Street, and the walking paths, playground and trail connections at 18-acre Dry Creek Community Park are close by. Widen the lens and West Grange is minutes from the restaurants, stores, coffee shops and craft beer on Hover Road.

Single-family homes from the upper $300s There’s a lot to attract buyers to the Silver Creek community and its central location near Hwy 287 and Baseline Road in Lafayette. Topping the list are stylish, energy-savvy single-family homes in the upper $300s – a rarity in Boulder County. Called contemporary cottages, the homes are from Markel’s Modern American Classics Collection, featuring updated versions of architectural favorites like prairie-style and farmhouse designs. The well-organized floor plan features three bedrooms and two baths, open living and kitchen areas with fabulous natural light, and an attached single-car garage.

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Contemporary 3-bed, 2-bath cottages with attached garage list in the upper $300s at Silver Creek in Lafayette.

Playful figures welcome patrons to the Lafayette Public Library.

McStain Neighborhoods is building single-family homes at West Grange, Silver Creek and Blue Sage.

standards makes them super efficient, healthy and ultra comfortable. More good news: buyers won’t be saddled with paying for upgrades to live in the home they want. The price tag includes hardwood flooring, stainless steel appliances, and Kohler sinks, Delta faucets and solid surface tops in the kitchen and baths.

In addition to the contemporary cottages, over time Markel Homes will build larger single-family homes priced from the $500s as well as town homes, duplexes and condo lofts at Silver Creek. Joining them with a series of two-story single-family home designs from their Classic Collection is Denver-based McStain Neighborhoods, also a partner at West Grange in Longmont and Blue Sage in Lafayette.

inclusive, multi-generational communities to an intimate thirteen-acre neighborhood called Blue Sage, located two blocks north of South Boulder Road in west Lafayette. Town homes are going up first, favorably priced in the upper $300s. The plan features open living and kitchen areas and a powder room on the main floor, two en-suite bedrooms with baths on the upper level, and a detached single-car garage. The unfinished lower level accommodates a future rec room, third bedroom/office and third bath. Gorgeous hardwood flooring, stainless steel appliances, and solid surface tops in the kitchens and baths are standard in the town homes. Energy Star® certification and a Nest thermostat provide optimal efficiency and indoor comfort.

Markel’s Modern American Classics Collection establishes the architectural bones for Blue Sage, in concert with timeless single-

family home designs from partner McStain Neighborhoods. In addition to the town homes, Markel Homes will build single-family homes from the $500s and duplexes. The community is a gem of a neighborhood, with a lovely community garden and trails to lakes, parks and more trails. Residents are less than a mile from commuting routes to Boulder, Longmont, Denver and DIA, and minutes from restaurants, shops and services in Lafayette and Louisville.

Town homes from the upper $300s Markel Homes brings their passion for

Get on the Interest Lists Interested parties are encouraged to sign up for periodic updates about the communities, including plans and pricing. Sign up at westgrangelongmont.com, silvercreeklafayette.com or bluesagelafayette.com. For more community information visit markelhomes.com.

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PAINT & SIP ART CLASSES Saturday, Oct. 6

Wood Painting with Jill – Welcome Pumpkin

Friday, Oct. 12

Canvas Class with Monique – Spooky House

Saturday, Oct. 14

Family Fun Day – Sing, Dance, Read or Paint

Glass of Art

DICKENS HORROR FILM FESTIVAL Saturday, Oct. 20 The Dickens Opera House and Tavern 300 Main St., Longmont

316 Mountain Ave., Berthoud

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LAWN AND GARDEN

Put your trees and shrubs to bed LONGMONT – Before you turn your thoughts to indoor entertaining, take advantage of the next warm day to put your trees and shrubs to bed

BY CAROL for the season.

O’MEARA With a little bit Colorado State of wrapping and University Extension a plan to winter water, your woody plants will weather the worst winter can throw at us.

In Colorado that means a rollercoaster ride of warm days and cold nights. Young, thin barked trees exposed to the sun risk having trunk cells warm, losing their cold protection. As nighttime temperatures plunge, these cells freeze and burst, resulting in sunscald on the trunk, an area that will be prone to disease in summer.

Sapling fruit trees are vulnerable to sunscald, as well as lindens, honeylocusts, ashes, oaks, maples, and willows. Protect them for the

Pine wrapped with weave mat and rope for snow protection in winter.

(Photo: Shutterstock).

first two to three years they’re in your landscape by wrapping them with tree wrap in early in November.

Wrap from the ground upward, overlapping each layer over the lower one by one-half-inch until you reach the lowest branch. Use tape to hold the wrap in place, making sure the tape doesn’t stick to the trunk.

Water is critical for all woody plants in winter, keeping them cold hardy as well as preventing dieback of branches and roots.

Water them once every four weeks if we’ve been dry. A quick way tell if you need to water is to measure every snowfall at your house, write it on the calendar and add it up every four weeks. If the total isn’t 12 inches of snow, water as soon as the day warms to 45 degrees or more.

Make the chore of watering on chilly days easier by laying a soaker hose around the tree now, while the weather is warm.

But don’t place it up against the trunk – lay it at the drip line, the area one foot inside the tips of the branches. Hook up your hose on the days to water, then unhook it before nightfall.

Pruning of shrubs usually takes place in very early spring or just after the shrubs bloom, so there’s no need to plan for pruning in fall. Keep evergreens healthy by leaving the pruners in the shed – if sheared in fall or winter, they lose water in our dry winds, and their foliage turns brown.

If you have fruit trees, protect them from voles. These small, mouse-like creatures are a danger to apple, pear, or peach trees

because they strip bark from roots and trunks, girdling or killing the plant. Grasses or ground covers planted near the base of trees provide hiding places for voles, and predators have a hard time hunting them.

Remove plantings near trunks and clip grasses short to leave the area exposed (or mulched with wood chips). In extreme cases, try keeping the voles out by surrounding trees or shrubs with stout, ¼ inch wire hardware cloth.

This should be buried six inches below the surface and stand at least 18 inches tall.

Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, research-based information about consumer and family issues, horticulture, natural resources, agriculture and 4-H youth development. For more information contact Colorado State University Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, e-mail comeara@bouldercounty.org or visit ext.colostate.edu/boulder.

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QUICK GUIDE

openhomes.athomecolorado.com BerthoUd 493 country rd $340,950 Saturday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Kathy Beck The Group Inc (970) 213-8475

BoUlder 3147 Bell dr $499,000 Saturday 12:00 AM-2:00 PM Peggy Wood 8z Real Estate (303) 641-0976 7653 Baseline rd $569,900 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Carl Worthington RE/MAX Alliance (303) 809-6863 4541 Wellington rd. $639,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Mark Bosley RE/MAX Alliance (970) 846-5813 5531 la plata circle $787,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Kevin Murray RE/MAX Alliance On Walnut (303) 818-9249 3869 campo court $835,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Dan Kingdom WK Real Estate (303) 541-1924 3130 23rd street $849,900 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Kristen Solomon WK Real Estate (720) 352-0249 7127 marshall dr $875,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Karen Bernardi The Bernardi Group-Coldwell Banker (303) 402-6000 1320 Judson drive $1,060,000 Saturday 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Juli Kovats 8z Boulder Real Estate 303) 709-5775

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1320 Judson drive $1,060,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Juli Kovats 8z Boulder Real Estate (303) 709-5775 3601 arapahoe avenue #320 $1,150,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Jeff Erickson LIV Sotheby`s International Realty (303) 589-2741 821 lincoln place $1,350,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Karolyn Merrill WK Real Estate (303) 817-2827 1199 pintail circle $1,595,000 Sunday 12:00 AM-2:00 PM Eric Wright WK Real Estate (720) 564-6052 3665 paonia $1,595,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Hillary Harris RE/MAX Alliance On Walnut (303) 929-9661 700 16th street $2,199,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Keith McQuillen WK Real Estate (303) 589-1432 2924 11th street $2,295,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Dunbar Hardy RE/MAX Alliance On Walnut (303) 859-7922 711 pine st $2,775,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Jared Cropley Goodacre & Company (949) 922-8325

BroomfIeld 14165 dorado court $897,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Jason Kloss LIV Sotheby`s International Realty (720) 253-6244 15675 deer mountain circle $1,150,000 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Nancy-Kate Rau Mr. (303) 885-4336

denVer 7941 York #1 $249,999 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Sheri Brown RE/MAX Alliance (720) 217-2188

fIrestone 5976 scenic avenue $465,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Heather Kemp RE/MAX Alliance (720) 837-7535

JohnstoWn 3612 pinewood ct $440,000 Saturday 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Kelly Milton The Group Inc (970) 286-8511 4534 tarragon dr $575,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Diane Iwanicki The Group Inc (970) 412-7082

lafaYette 2391 sandpiper dr $799,900 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Tom Pringle RE/MAX Alliance (303) 921-2668 10452 sunlight dr $1,750,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Brian MacDonald Coldwell Banker Residential (303) 915-6126 10452 sunlight dr $1,750,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Brian MacDonald Coldwell Banker Residential (303) 915-6126

longmont 1419 red mountain $306,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Laurell Richey RE/MAX Alliance (303) 881-4525

665 snowberry street $410,000 Saturday 11:30 AM-2:30 PM Sheila Boettcher WK Real Estate (303) 775-5799 663 snowberry st $410,000 Saturday 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Jan Marose RE/MAX Alliance (303) 817-9675 1003 signature circle $500,000 Saturday 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Christine Cavalier The Group Inc (303) 827-9170 1605 Bluefield avenue $575,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Deborah Read Fowler DRF Team (720) 378-1217 918 half measures drive $600K’s+ Daily 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Marlita Lazo Markel Homes (303) 522-7928 11682 montgomery circle $620,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Laura Chittick WK Real Estate (303) 332-4118 11682 montgomery circle $620,000 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Laura Chittick WK Real Estate (303) 332-4118 13550 elmore road $659,500 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Steven Noel RE/MAX Alliance (303) 641-0250 1512 stardance cir $765,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Christine Cavalier The Group Inc (303) 827-9170 9904 harbor drive $1,395,000 Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Chris Haught WK Real Estate (303) 947-4074

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OPEN HOUSE

openhomes.athomecolorado.com loUIsVIlle 1388 snowberry lane $649,900 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Michele Steward

3134 crux dr

4805 mariana hills circle

WIndsor

$355,950

$600’s to $700’s

875 dartford dr

Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM-4:00 PM

$350,000

The Group Inc

Rollin Goering

Saturday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM

(970) 419-2327

LC Home

Kathy Beck

(970) 402-6432

The Group Inc

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Markel Homes (303) 604-9196

526 christine ct $359,000

loVeland 309 W 45th st $325,000

Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

$656,873

875 dartford dr

The Group Inc

Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

$350,000

(970) 690-1735

Mendy Brooks

Sunday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM

The Group Inc

Kathy Beck

(970) 218-9903

The Group Inc

Diana Luthi

3513 Bomar avenue

The Group Inc

$399,900

824 Kaitlyn circle

2544 chaplin creek dr

Maribeth Bergan

Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

(970) 481-2692

(970) 213-8475

(970) 213-8475

Saturday 12:30 PM-3:30 PM Bob Sprague Love Northern Colorado Real Estate (970) 372-8520

$340,000

2544 chaplin creek dr $656,873 Sunday 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM

6341 sea Gull cir

Mendy Brooks

Shannon Mallory

$420,000

The Group Inc

LC Real Estate Group

Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

(970) 218-9903

(970) 776-6571 474 lavastone ave $355,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Mitch Benner The Group Inc (970) 214-8430

8108 arkins ct $710,000

895 lepus dr

Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

$485,000

Cindy Kurtz

Rich Gardiner

Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

The Group Inc

Rita Greywood

(970) 461-7126

The Group Inc

The Group Inc

102 Whitney ct $460,000 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 481-1250 802 shirttail peak dr $465,000 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions

(970) 962-6832

(970) 481-1250

4821 mariana hills cir

1520 pintail Bay

$755,000

$725,000

Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM-3:00 PM

Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM

John Simmons

Maria McLain

Jesse Laner

The Group Inc

C3 Real Estate Solutions

C3 Real Estate Solutions

C3 Real Estate Solutions

(970) 419-2327

(970) 481-1250

(970) 217-8500

(970) 672-7212

3134 crux dr $355,950 Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM Matt Nesbitt

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Fall decor tips – that have nothing to do with pumpkins

By Cindy Dampier Chicago Tribune

D

riving down a city alley the other day, a flash of fur caught my eye. Nope, it wasn’t another chimpanzeesized rat. It was a formerly prized possession: a faux Moroccan Beni Ourain-style rug, pale and shaggy with a dark diamond pattern, a once-bold accent that had imbued its owner’s apartment with of-themoment style. Until that moment passed. Or the dog had one accident too many.

Whatever the reason, all trends must pass, and fall is a time when we look around and reassess the house we are about to cozy up in for the foreseeable future. (When is spring, anyway?) That’s when we notice the artwork we still haven’t hung, the pillows that aren’t quite the color they used to be or the rug that’s no longer as chic as we thought it was.

This is why, DIY decorators, designers wisely advise us against trends: “I actually try to steer clear of trends,” says Chicago designer

Soft yellow pairs with a graphic pattern for a trend twofer in the West Elm Rosanna Ceravolo Media Console ($1,299). (Photo: West Elm).

Summer Thornton. “They’re more likely to look dated in a few years.” Still, if you’re ready for a fall update this year, Thornton and fellow Chicago designer Amy Kartheiser weighed in on some of the fresh ideas that are floating around right now.

Try a mellow yellow. Terra cotta is poised to take over from ‘millennial’ pink as the color of the moment, but soft yellow might be a better bet for an accent color that looks cool now and has

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staying power.

“Sure, some colors become wildly overused and popular,” says Thornton. “But I think any color can feel fresh if it is used in a new way, because it’s more about the combination of colors and how they work together than any single color.”

Yellow can mix with terra cotta or add a spark to blues. “I don’t like bright, sunny yellow,” says Kartheiser, “but I love golden yellow. It’s very warm and cozy, and it also gets into that brass color that you see everywhere.

There’s something comforting about it. Everything comes around,” says Kartheiser, “and I just feel that it’s a color that’s come around.”

Get into (postmodern) shape.

Geometric shapes have been a huge design trend for several years, but it’s time for a twist.

The abstract art of the 1980s is influencing everything from fabric and wallpaper prints to metal wall sculptures to sofas with curved backs. “I’m pulling elements and inspiration from the late 1800s up through the 1980s and everything in between,” says Thornton. “I think people are branching out more and pulling from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s.”

Go wallpaper-crazy. And speaking of the ’80s: “The wallpapers of the ’80s are coming back,” says Kartheiser. “We had wallpaper in every single room growing up.” The design world, she says, has been bringing that idea back, and it’s catching fire.

“People are feeling bolder and more confident in their choices, and I always tell clients that it’s the thing you’re the most afraid of that you end up loving the most once it’s installed. That’s what wallpaper and big bold prints do.”

Our advice? Take the plunge into granny chic with an allover floral.

Hang a portrait. Whether you have your own private Louvre or just a carefully chosen piece or two, consider adding a portrait to your mix of artwork. “I think there’s something about people’s faces that engages you or draws you in,” says Kartheiser. “Think about Mona Lisa – how many people have talked about that portrait of this woman?” The unveiling of the official portraits of Michelle and Barack Obama earlier this year sparked even more interest in the art form, she says.

“I’ve always been a huge fan of portraiture,” says Thornton.

“We have our foyer filled with a mixture of antique and modern portraits from around the world.

They bring a sense of history and character to a home.” Portraits don’t need to be family members (in fact, it’s more fun if they’re not), and they don’t need to be expensive to look good. Vintage portraits, whether photographs or paintings, can often be found in antiques stores or even your nearest thrift shop.

The natural clay tones of terra cotta, shown here in Blu Dot's Wonk vase ($99), are poised to replace pale pink as the color of the moment. (Photo: Blu Dot).

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Longmont Area Real Estate Statistics September 2018

Single Family

Sep-17

Sep-18

% Chg

Total # Sold - Month

83

40

-51.8%

# Sold - YTD

553

492

-11.0%

Avg Days on Market

66

34

-48.5%

# of Active Listings

275

153

-44.4%

Median Sales Price

339,900

363,500

6.9%

Average Sales Price

343,016

358,315

4.5%

Longmont - Area 4 Single Family

Sep-17

Sep-18

% Chg

Attached Dwelling

Sep-17

Sep-18

% Chg

Total # Sold - Month

84

84

0.0%

Total # Sold - Month

18

24

33.3%

# Sold - YTD

721

858

19.0%

# Sold - YTD

221

249

12.7%

Avg Days on Market

46

52

13.0%

Avg Days on Market

56

40

-28.6%

# of Active Listings

294

273

-7.1%

# of Active Listings

96

112

16.7%

Median Sales Price

386,500

412,490

6.7%

Median Sales Price

297,000

339,050

14.2%

Average Sales Price

398,657

457,257

14.7%

Average Sales Price

326,027

369,677

13.4%

Data obtained from Longmont Association of REALTORSÂŽ & based on information from IRES, LLC for the period 1/1/2007 through present. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Address 1401 Elmhurst Drive, Longmont

1853 26th Street Boulder, CO 80302

Type Senior Living

Apartments

Rent $920-$1025 per month

$1,799 per month

Bed/Bath

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Other Amenities

Information

1 Bed, 1 Bath

62 years and older. Secure building, quiet neighborhood, meal program, transportation, utilities paid, appliances and cable TV included. Vouchers accepted

Pet friendly, Furnished, pet friendly, laundry facility facility, laundry wellness center

303.772.9292; hovercommunity.org

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663 Snowberry St; Beautiful, Spacious 4BR 4BA Townhome in Desirable SW Longmont 2,108 sq ft, eat-in kitchen w/ stainless appls, granite, island; opens to family room, separate dining room ; living room; master w/ 5 piece bath; finished basement; fenced private patio; near busline to Boulder. $410,0 00. Jan Marose, REMAX Alliance 303-817-9675

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DENVER | 8190 NOLA DRIVE 3 BR * 2 BA * 1330 TSF (858993) * $277,900

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