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January 9, 2021

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January Is Radon Action Month The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has designated January as National Radon Action Month.

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The Lighter Side: New Year Organizing It’s January, which means some of us feel a biological imperative to organize our mass amounts of stuff.

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January is Radon Action Month The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has designated January as National Radon Action Month.

According to the EPA,

BY DUANE radon is the DUGGAN leading cause Colorado Realtor of lung cancer and Author among nonsmokers. Radon gas is emitted from decaying uranium naturally occurring in our soil, rocks and groundwater. Radon is radioactive and carcinogenic, seeping through a foundation to build up to dangerous levels inside a home – and in any other building for that matter. Because radon is invisible and odorless, it can often go undetected for years. The only way to find out if radon is at a hazardous level is to test for it.

Radon is not a new phenomenon – it has been around since the beginning of time.

Current construction methods seal homes tightly to conserve energy, however, this allows for radon gas to stay trapped. Radon tests are not required by law or mortgage lenders during a real estate transaction. It has been the market which has dictated that most homes are tested for radon during a real estate transaction.

During the mid-1980s, radon became a factor in real estate transactions. It first came to light when Stanley Watras, a construction engineer at the Limerick Nuclear Power Plant in Boyerstown, Pennsylvania, set off radiation detectors on the way INTO work, not on the way out.

As Stanley continued to set off the alarms when he arrived at work, it was determined that the radioactive material was on his clothes and the source was his house. As it turned out, his home had a radon level of 2,600 pCi/L. The current EPA recommended safe level is 4 pCi/L. By the way, pCi/L stands for picocuries per liter of air. In other words, his home was a hot radioactive site. Further research showed that the entire neighborhood Watras’s house was built on was part of the Reading Prong, a geological formation across areas

Preparatory stage for the construction of a ventilated crawl space in a brick building. (Photo: Francesco Scatena, Shutterstock).

of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York that contains elevated concentrations of uranium. The Watras’s house was built on top of a crack that radon was able to escape through. After this famous story, the real estate market started testing for radon during the real estate transactions. Relocation companies started requiring testing results of less than 4 pCi/L before committing to buy a home from a transferring employee. Today, most real estate transactions for single family homes will have a radon test performed as part of the inspection process.

The EPA has divided the country into radon zones. Most of Colorado is in Zone 1, which means the odds are high that a radon test will come in above the 4 PCi/L level. The good news is that in Colorado along the Front Range from Pueblo to Fort Collins, it is very rare that a house with an elevated level of radon cannot be mitigated. Most of the homes that show elevated levels are those that were built before the presence of radon became well known. In today’s construction, homes are built with methods that keep radon levels lower, even without an active system.

If a home does test for an elevated level, the most common fix is a sub-slab ventilation system.

This system is actually fairly simple. It involves installing a pipe below the basement slab, along with a fan, and venting the radon out from underneath the house.

After the system is installed, a retest is done to determine if the system is doing its job. Radon mitigation systems for the typical home can range from about $800 to $2,000. A very large home, with an elevated test might require two

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systems.

As a seller in today’s market, if you don’t have a radon system in place, generally it is a good idea to have your home tested before putting it on the market. If there is a high level of radon, you can have it fixed before it becomes an excuse for a home buyer to back out of a transaction. Most home inspectors will offer to conduct a radon test for a reasonable fee.

There are a variety of radon tests available. Short-term tests collect readings for two to 90 days. They are usually used in a real estate transaction since time is of the essence. A long-term test, however, will give you a truer and more definitive picture of the radon levels over an extended period of time. There are also continuous radon monitors or detectors that are much like smoke detectors. Radon levels change on a daily and seasonal basis due to weather conditions and variants in the construction of the home.

Since radon was first discovered in homes in the 1980s, we have learned a lot. Not everyone is in agreement how dangerous radon is. In most cases, the fix is inexpensive and simple so it almost always worthwhile to test for it and undergo mitigation.

There is a wealth of information available on the EPA website at epa.gov/radon See the EPA’s radon zone map at: gispub.epa.gov/radon.

To learn more about the history of radon, visit: health.harvard.edu/ newsletter_article/Radon_revisited.

Your Realtor® can advise you on your best strategy relative to radon in your real estate transaction.

Duane Duggan has been a Realtor for RE/MAX since 1982 and has facilitated over 2,500 transactions over his career, the vast majority from repeat and referred clients. He has been awarded two of the highest honors bestowed by RE/MAX International: The Lifetime Achievement Award and the Circle of Legends Award. 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 DuaneDuggan@boulderco.com, call 303.441.5611 or visit boulderco.com.

January 9, 2021

THE LIGHTER SIDE

New year organizing: Stuffing our stuff into other stuff It’s January, which means some of us feel a biological imperative to organize our mass amounts of stuff.

Along with the additional

BY MARY poundage LYNN BRUNY some of us At Home Colorado have incurred over the holidays, we (and our offspring) also have more belongings – gifts – that have weaseled their way into our abodes. Suddenly we look around at our holiday-worn homes with their bedraggled decorations and gifts strewn about and think, “This place is flipping out of control. We need some dang order.”

And lo and behold, smart product marketers have been at the ready for this exact moment, this very thought to skitter across our fired-up brains. Visit any home improvement retail establishment (if one now dares) after December

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At Home Colorado Lux edition reaches luxury consumers At Home Colorado is our market’s prime source for all things related to real estate, home, garden, outdoor living and home entertaining.

The At Home Colorado Luxury edition, a high-quality, all gloss magazine, will target affluent buyers with a Friday, Feb. 26 insertion into the Wall Street Journal Denver metro area zone.

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In addition, the magazine will be available for a full month to all Boulder Daily Camera, Greeley Tribune, Longmont Times-Call and Loveland Reporter-Herald newspaper subscribers through the e-edition and posted on the January 9, 2021

25th and the holiday merchandise has been whisked out of sight like a distant memory and swiftly replaced with mounds of storage solutions of every size and type.

During “normal times” it’s at this juncture – standing before isles of products – my mind seizes up. There are just too many options with associated style choices – which apparently will reflect who I am at my very soul. Am I “urban neutral” or “eclectic colorful” or “vintage industrial”? This is simply too much of an identity crisis for me. Thus I usually opt for clear plastic tubs for big stuff and clear Lucite containers for little stuff.

According to my buying patters, I lack personality and originality.

But lacking personality and originality, I’m okay with this.

But of course this year – the year of living dangerously – we’ll buy storage products differently.

Like everything else we’ve started ordering on-line (entertainment, food, items we don’t need yet feel inclined to buy nonetheless), we will order storage products.

We will get boxes delivered with other boxes inside so that we can put yet other boxes of stuff in those. I’m not sure but this may be the definition of insanity or the end of rational civilization. That being said, I wish I had invested in cardboard box manufacturing companies years ago.

But this now gets us to the most challenging organizational step: Where to put our stuff now that it’s in other stuff? Most of us simply do not have enough storage space. When have you heard someone say: “Gosh, we just have way too many places to store things.” Answer: Never.

It’s never been said in the history of the world since the dawn of time. Even cave people bitterly complained about not having enough room for their spears, hides and dried mastodon meat.

Some of you sharper readers are now thinking, “Well, just get rid of some of your stuff.” Such an elegantly logical solution but of course one not embraced by most of mankind. Most folks like to hoard things like squirrels in

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the fall in case of an apocalypse or perhaps a worldwide pandemic.

I mean it could happen, right?

Oh, yeah, it did.

For whatever reason, I am an anti-hoarder and like to get rid of stuff I’m not using. My husband used to root around in the bags of clothes I collected to give away.

“Why are you getting rid of this?

It looks nice on you,” he’d say. I found my way around this: Some people hide shopping bags coming into their house; I hide bags for charity going out of the house.

Due to my semi-spacey brain, my biggest organizational problem is I often forget where I’ve stored this or that. If I were a squirrel, I definitely would not survive an apocalypse or probably even a mild winter. Good thing I am a human with see-through storage boxes. Boring but practical, just like me.

Mary Lynn Bruny writes about local real estate and home-related topics. Contact her at ml.bruny@ comcast.net.

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10 quick ways to refresh your home in 2021 Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS)

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ooking for ways to give your home a new look in the new year? Start with quick, easy refreshing techniques that won’t break the bank. Whether you are looking to redo an entire room or elevate certain areas of your space, here are some great tricks of the trade to help get you started.

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Paint. Nothing refreshes a space or can give it a new look quicker, easier and less expensively than paint.

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Add a chandelier or ceiling pendant. In rooms that are heavily used or may not get much light, adding a ceiling fixture can help give an instant focal point and lift.

Swap out or add a new rug. Not sure what to choose? Why not consider a nontraditional alternative such as shag or even an indoor/outdoor rug with a

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Consider swapping in portable design options such as accessories, toss pillows and throws. These items can add new color and texture to a space that can easily be used to give a room an affordable face lift.

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Consider textured material such as faux fur and hides.

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Bring in mirrors. Mirrors can help make small rooms larger and reflect light differently in a space.

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Go homemade. What would be more special

10. Shop your house. Instead of bringing anything new into your home, consider moving an item to a different room or finally framing that piece of art that has been collecting dust in the garage.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following Northern Colorado home sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020.

Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount.

Ault • Veronica Farmer -- 534 Alpine Ave., Matthew and Katie Law, $394,000.

• Brian Nuse -- 43059 County Road 51, William E Driscoll, $530,000.

Berthoud • Sharon Saunders -- 324 Se 4th St., Aspen Homes Colo Inc, $328,300.

• William and Danielle Dickson -- 824 Green Wood Drive, Benjamin and Kimberly Jones, $409,000.

• Richard and Isobel Testardi -- 1237 Vantage Parkway, Melody Homes Inc, $453,700.

• Nicholas and Audree Schrimpf -1216 Coffman Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $459,500.

• Margaret and Britt Nokes -- 1077 Longs Peak Ave., Melody Homes Inc, $475,000.

• Brianna Miller -- 1358 Westport Loop, Melody Homes Inc, $511,000.

• Justin and Sarah Fejeran -- 208 Dorothy Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $513,200.

• Ricky and Heather Zaske -- 808

Lowrey Lane, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $544,200.

• Hari and Jennifer Sharma -- 520 Wild Honey Drive, Dfh Mandarin LLC, $655,800.

• Nicole Leonard -- 1212 Glenview Drive, E E Invest Florida LLC, $715,000.

• Christopher and Karin Kurtz -- 2844 Heron Lakes Parkway, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $776,700.

• Jeff and Erika Demars -- 2685 Southwind Road, Custom On Site Bldrs Inc, $1,492,600.

Eaton • Angel Zaldivar -- 333 Chestnut Ave., Bryan K Broyles, $315,000.

• Leslie Maitland -- 338 Hickory Ave., Jose Antonio Contreras, $323,000.

• Chris and Taylor Holm -- 105 Walnut Ave., Brye T Brunelle, $350,000.

• Anthony and Shaylee Mustari -471 Redwood Ave., Stevie J Porth, $410,000.

• Sandra and Guy Lawrence -- 262 Settlers Drive, John and Jamie Grashorn, $433,000.

Evans • Consuelo Garcia -- 311 Lucca Drive, James and Kara White, $212,000.

• Carlos Rosales -- 3411 Claremont Ave., Tonya and Henry Dorman, $285,000.

• Jeffry Olson -- 3028 Cody Ave., Jose Nevarez, $336,000.

• Carlos Mascarenas -- 3511 San

Mateo Ave., Devan and Makayla Christy, $410,000.

Fort Lupton • Brent and Tanya Abert -- 222 S Mckinley Ave., Deborah Green Living Trust, $387,500.

• Jakeob Kirkpatrick -- 709 Beth Ave., Jim and Keri Roedel, $395,000.

• Peter Haid -- 3100 County Road 21, Clinton and Shandra Converse, $725,000.

Greeley • Ashley Cadabra -- 626 5th Ave., Luis Galindo, $215,000.

• Joshua Kascak -- 5151 29th St. Unit 1308, Jeremy Grover, $233,000.

• Cesar Espadas -- 416 25th Ave. Court, Oscar and Aurora Cruz, $260,000.

• Parker Richards -- 1137 33rd Ave., Jim E Woodard, $275,000.

• Peter Drake -- 1816 31st St., Troy D Jarrell, $299,000.

• Jenna and Benjamin Knudson -- 2536 14th Ave. Court, Rick and Teresa Sponaugle, $310,000.

• Travis Pofahl -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 502, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $310,000.

• Travis Pofahl -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 503, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $310,000.

• Travis Pofahl -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 102, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $310,000.

• Crystal Montanez -- 4335 W 3rd St.,

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• Elizabeth Brown -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 501, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $313,900.

• Muhammad and Ishrat Choudhry -- 4355 24th St. Road Unit 101, Tru Grit Noco LLC, $315,000.

• Marcus Coleman -- 1536 33rd Ave., Estel and Peggy Haning, $322,500.

• Lindsay Taormina -- 1706 26th Ave. Court, Stephanie Lopez, $328,000.

• Vicente Ruiz -- 8403 19th St., Natascha and Adam Ambrose, $337,000.

• Ferdinand Castillo -- 2800 19th St., William G Ward, $360,000.

• John and Christine Ozuna -- 2914 43rd Ave., Timothy and Lori Montgomery, $360,900.

• Leslie Beaudoin -- 2302 72nd Ave. Court, Mark J Mcglasson, $365,000.

• Stephen Utschigsamuels -- 2145 27th Ave., Ceri and Daniel Turnbeaugh, $377,500.

• Trevor and Leigh Stiverson -- 3020 43rd Ave., Bgrs Relocation Inc, $384,000.

• Shawn Clark -- 6301 5th St. Road, Gail Rees, $387,000.

• Daniel and Ceri Turnbeaugh -- 5706 W 5th St., Andrew and Brittany Clark, $392,500.

• Grace and Andrew Binder -- 277 61st Ave., Nichole and Heriber Lozoya, $395,500.

• Timothy and Lori Montgomery -4306 29th St. Road, Robert J Davis,

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$480,000.

• Dino and Mary Bonacasa -- 5302 W A St., Matthew and Tonya Anderson, $513,500.

• Heriberto and Nichole Lozoya -- 7137 W Canberra St., Lewis D Hagenlock, $515,000.

• Stephanie Lopez -- 9019 19th St. Road, Michael and Kirsti Craig, $530,000.

• Adam and Nicole Frazier -- 5915 W 21st St., Elizabeth A Uhrig, $579,000.

• John and Sarah Karner -- 6700 34th St. Road, Steven and Tracy White, $605,000.

Johnstown • Taylor Stallsworth -- 420 Saint Charles Place, Thomas M Kleckner, $287,000.

• Clancy Anderson -- 315 Maestes St., Travis Paul, $295,000.

• Kiri and Douglass Youngstrom -1107 W South 1st St., Steve Peacock, $305,000.

• Matthew Black -- 3819 Beechwood Lane, Sph Property Two LLC, $333,900.

• Karl and Jillian Hager -- 5222 Ridgewood Drive, Timothy R Blair, $400,000.

• Sara and Dennis Harper -- 248 Alabaster Way, Paul and Marsha Kipp, $405,000.

• Dustin Carlson -- 3637 Teakwood Lane, Timothy and Marissa Fulka, $440,000.

• Jose Zavala -- 271 Sloan Drive, Gene Perry Simons, $445,000.

• Heidi and Travis Kinning -- 325 Mcgregor Lane, Damein Lee, $505,000.

Keenesburg • Jonathon and Bethany Gabel -- 5875 County Road 55, Wayne and Priscilla Harrison, $288,000.

• Christopher Mang -- 90 S Lambert St., Temi Gusa, $329,000.

• Rocky Gomez -- 325 Thomas Ave., Lgi Homes Colo LLC, $364,900.

Kersey • Martin and Patricia Fuentes -- 26495 County Road 52, Jose and Dawn Fuentes, $136,000.

• Levi and Chelsey Smalley -- 426 Ash St., Jeffrey and Raeann Breuer, $435,000.

La Salle • Justin Defazio -- 311 2nd Ave., Joel and Janlyn Phillips, $261,000.

Loveland • Robert and Leonoral Tobakos -- 4241 Julesberg Drive, Ted and Terri Wilson, $311,500.

• Jessica Capili -- 1256 Arthur Ave., Rochelle M Plocek, $315,000.

• Lynn and Charles Quire -- 2302 Turquoise St., Alvis Glenn Crawford, $340,000.

• William Davis -- 2815 W 13th St., E 10

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• Douglas and Devon Carr -- 2343 Kermesite Court, Crystal L Harrison, $361,500.

• Leonard Beutelspacher -- 1606 Abeyta Court, Joyce E Dyekman, $366,000.

• David and Kelly Fletcher -- 2032 Vista Drive, Wallace W Lankford, $374,800.

• David and Lori Martini -- 1892 Gunnison Place, Tobylee and Pamala Rowe, $380,000.

• James and Jenise Harper -- 1927 Sunshine Peak Drive, Twin Lakes Devl LLC, $386,700.

• Alma Rodriguez -- 414 Pavo Place, Garrett and Heather Morgan, $387,500.

• Nicholas Riley -- 319 Gaylord Drive, Steven Arnstad, $390,000.

• Timothy and Jamie Crawford -- 4046 Crawford Court, Brian and Gwendol Prince, $395,000.

• Kathryn Crystal -- 3671 Fillmore Ave., Kate Simpson, $412,000.

• Wayne and Anne Carlson -- 4355 Martinson Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $416,800.

• John Early -- 3769 Higgins St., Delmer E Hunter, $440,000.

• Chad and Deborah Cox -- 5572 Stone Church Court, Michael and Micha Loughlin, $517,000.

• William and Catherine Erickson -- 4297 Promontory Court, John and Tamara Ellis, $518,000.

• John and Denise Johnson -- 6209 N Saint Louis Ave., Erich V Arnbrecht, $530,000.

• Michael Colley -- 3149 Holyoke Court, Rudy and Katie Runko, $545,000.

• Susan and Curtis Busack -- 2715 Saltbrush Drive, Mark D Rudolph, $549,000.

• Steven Aschenbrener -- 3455 Windsor Court, William and Valerie Kienzle, $585,000.

• Gail Randall -- 840 W 6th St., Jeffrey and Phoebe Massad, $620,000.

• William and Angela Chinn -- 5713 Sacajawea Way, 5713 Sacajawea Way LLC, $707,500.

• Troy Heckel -- 5307 Cedar Valley Drive, Larry Heckel, $850,000.

Pierce • Robert Roth -- 1407 5th St., Copperleaf Custom Bldrs Inc, $97,900.

• John and Jamie Grashorn -- 42908 County Road 29, Colo Organic Buffs Farm LLC, $600,000.

Platteville • Michael Kester -- 507 Stevens Circle, Nicole Kester, $300,700.

• Megan Mcdonald -- 501 David Court, Zachery T Burrows, $331,000.

Severance • Stephen Stolarczyk -- 1012 Muntjac St., Journey Homes LLC, $307,800.

• Carlos Marquez -- 964 Mouflon Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $320,300.

• Mark and Kaitlin Orchard -- 816 Saiga Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $326,700.

• Erin Gutierrez -- 813 Saiga Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $329,500.

• Dennis Carroll -- 105 Ruth Ave., John K Dallmann, $330,000.

• Roman and Ashley Ramirez -- 714 Takin Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $330,500.

• Dana Landis -- 1117 Tur St., Journey Homes LLC, $331,400.

• Venkata Devalaraju -- 1110 Tur St., Journey Homes LLC, $332,400.

• Joe Castaneda -- 824 Saiga Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $340,500.

• Brianna Thompson -- 820 Saiga Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $342,400.

• Evan and Kelli Daldegan -- 976 Mouflon Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $343,000.

• Raul Riveracisneros -- 832 Saiga Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $346,000.

• Shane Bowers -- 974 Mouflon Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $352,600.

• Daniel Krugman -- 822 Saiga Drive, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $386,100.

• Pascalo Mialy -- 152 Hidden Lake Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $401,000.

• Lorie and Alec Strassburg -- 427 3rd St., Kimberly Becker, $420,000.

• Cassandra and Noel Miramontes -- 1173 Bowen Pass St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $428,100.

• Nicholas and Sarah Leader -- 1020 Urial Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $528,700.

• Steven and Brenda Davis -- 5039 Prairie Lark Lane, Dynamic Homes Colo Inc, $633,800.

Timnath • Janet Forester -- 5782 Bourgmont Court, Hartford Constr LLC, $365,700.

• Gayle Adams -- 5909 Denys Drive, Hb Trailside LLC, $401,600.

• Patrick and Caitlin Conroy -- 5017 Thunderhead Drive, Sage Homes LLC, $406,600.

• Natalie Britt -- 5884 Isabella Ave., Hartford Constr LLC, $432,400.

• Amanda and Geoffrey Olmstead -5800 Isabella Ave., Hartford Constr LLC, $455,600.

• Chris and Jaimie Lowry -- 2703 Vallecito St., Hartford Constr LLC, $530,300.

• Craig Miles -- 5801 Isabella Ave., Toll Southwest LLC, $618,100.

• Jackson Leddy -- 5250 Finian Court, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $672,400.

• Ashley and Oscar Sanders -- 6120 Summerfields Parkway, Melody Homes Inc, $885,000.

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• Robert and Willemina Willemina -- 6978 Dornach Court, Stonefield Homes LLC, $1,439,200.

Windsor • Levi Weber -- 610 Cedar St. Unit 3, Loveland Invest LLC, $260,000.

• Olga Baron -- 906 Woodbine Drive, Geoff and Erin Livingstone, $310,000.

• Gilles and Rhonda Lemay -- 729 Walnut St., Henderson Family Trust, $353,800.

• Elizabeth Gillespie -- 253 Turnberry Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $354,400.

• Jason Gordon -- 261 Pinebrook Court, Jeremy and Kelsey Daniels, $370,000.

• Jeffrey and Elizabeth Mallal -- 1801 Paley Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $378,200.

• Debora Marks -- 1830 Tinker Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $379,100.

• John Feehan -- 1818 Tinker Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $381,000.

• Lois Younie -- 1922 Tidewater Lane, Hess Land LLC, $397,100.

• Ricky Lu -- 1663 Gratton Court, Melody Homes Inc, $452,400.

• Brandon and Courtney Goodell -- 481 Wind River Drive, Tyson M Claffey, $480,000.

• Robert and Angela Lacy -- 682 Shoshone Court, Katherine and Isaa Thompson, $485,000.

• Daniel and Alexandra Fleig -- 240 Siesta Key Drive, Robert and Theresa Tickler, $499,000.

• Wayne and Andrea Eckas -- 2171 Reliance Court, Aspen View Homes LLC, $511,800.

• Dara and Michael Weyna -- 2006 Seapines Court, Murry and Karen Camp, $520,000.

• Anthony and Josette Mamsaang -- 1881 Tinker Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $529,300.

• Derek Anderson -- 2120 Gather Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $552,100.

• Charles Farrell -- 6470 Pumpkin Ridge Drive, Elba C Grovdahl Trust, $575,000.

• David and Tara Haase -- 2113 Glean Drive, Artesia Lot Holdings LLC, $580,000.

• Tawni and Justin Mort -- 2052 Bayfront Drive, John and Jessica Bragg, $602,000.

• Scott and Cristine Garrison -- 274 Redmond Drive, Windmill Homes Co, $633,100.

• Jessica and John Bragg -- 2024 Seagrove Court, Cole and Rachael Brunswig, $751,500.

January 9, 2021

& Wish to Congratulate

Elevations Credit Union for earning the prestigious 2020 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award for Performance Excellence. The Baldrige Award is the highest level Presidential Award for excellence.

Elevations Credit Union is the first two-time winner (2014 & 2020) in the nonprofit category, and one of a maximum of fifteen recipients across all categories to have earned this annual award. Elevations continues to innovate and pioneer change in the industry, empowering their employees to provide excellent service and products to their members.

We’d also like to recognize Elevations Foundation for all of their contributions to the communities they serve.

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