You’ve just decided to sell your home and put it on the market. You haven’t so much as put the for sale sign in the yard when you notice pieces of siding falling off your neighbor’s house.
It could be old shingles, an even older car that isn’t covered up, a dead tree that needs removal, ruts from large trucks parking on a grass easement, or a huge spot of unsightly mildew badly needing a good pressure washing.
How is the best way to handle this situation that doesn’t lead to flaring tempers, resentments, a lower sale price, or legal action, which is usually the last course of action you want.
Religious Community Services of New Bern has been actively reaching out to cities around the New Bern area through their Operation Outpost initiative. The Havelock stop brought smiles from both volunteers and those in need.
Operation Outpost is a location rotating and traveling group of volunteers who bring food and clothing to those in need to Bridgeton and Havelock in Craven County, Pollocksville in Jones, and Alliance in Pamlico on designated days every month. The program is relatively new and is made possible by community donors and grants. Havelock s visit comes on the first Wednesday of every month.
The services are an extension from what is available out of the downtown New Bern center, according to David Kick, board of directors president, and the Havelock event was held at the Pregnancy Resource Center at 925 East Main Street in the East Professional Plaza.
Metro Detroit residents scheduled for Johnson & Johnson vaccine react to sudden pause
Pause on vaccine comes as COVID-19 cases continue surging in Michigan
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DETROIT – In Detroit the Neighborhood Vaccination Program was designed around the one shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
“I’m shocked because we have been waiting since eight O’Clock and they said that and we’re just now seeing these reports saying that they were going to pause the Johnson & Johnson shots,” said Metro Detroit resident Torrie Hobbs.
Hobbs was frustrated and annoyed when she arrived with her daughter to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine shot.