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Would you like a free tree – plus free planting services?Posted on: 2010-03-09Posted on: 2010-03-06
Do you own a house or property in the City of Wilmington?
Would you like to volunteer to help us bring more trees to Delaware?
Just fill out a tree request form to get things started. We’ll make a
recommendation for the best spot and best type of tree for your location. These trees are not little seedlings – most varieties are 7 to 12 feet tall. For planting this spring, request forms are due by APRIL 15.
Questions? Call Annie Acton at (302) 658-6262, ext. 106,
or email to learn more about the benefits of treesWebsite:dehort.org/freetrees.phpEmail:aaton@dehort.org -
'SAVE THE DREAM'Posted on: 2008-10-15There are now hundreds of thousands of families all across America facing foreclosure because they simply cannot afford their mortgage payments, or they owe far more than their house is currently worth. To make matters even worse, the Mortgage Bankers Association reports that approximately 50% of home owners who do loose their homes to foreclosure have never once contacted their lender.
If you know a family in this unfortunate position, who may be facing foreclosure encourage them to reach out to their lender or a housing counseling agency so that they can begin the process of exploring a loan workout solution and hopefully stay in their homes.
Here are direct links to two of the best resource sites available that you can use both to educated yourselves and to share with people in need of learning more about how they can help themselves avoid foreclosure:
- Guide to Avoiding Foreclosure (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development)
- The HOPE NOW Alliance
Here is the Homeowner’s HOPE Hotline
(1-888-995-HOPE)
America got into this foreclosure crisis one house at a time, and we need to resolve it one house at a time. Please help 'Save the Dream' for someone today. Thank you.
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Seniors 65+ Property Tax Exemption Program and Other Senior Citizen Programs Offered by the CityPosted on: 2010-03-10Posted on: 2009-08-10
The City provides a property tax exemption up to $565 dollars per year to homeowners aged 65 and over who qualify based on income. If you qualify, you also receive a discount on your water and sewer bills.
- 2010 Academic ScholarshipPosted on: 2010-03-09Posted on: 2010-02-15
Mayor James M. Baker established this scholarship program to assist Wilmington’s young adults in achieving their post-secondary educational goals. Scholarships are awarded based upon academic achievement, leadership qualities and financial need. -
Homeowners Save Energy, Cash with Tax BreaksPosted on: 2010-03-09http://rismedia.com/2009-08-27/homeowners-save-energy-cash-with-tax-breaks/print/ -
Jakes Hamburgers has gone MOBILEPosted on: 2010-09-07Jakes Hamburgers on Philadelphia Pike has gone MOBILE. Simply send us a text message and get a FREE BURGER, plus be on the list for weekly exclusive deals.
text: FREEJAKES
to: 74499
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MARKET FRESHPosted on: 2008-09-12From fruits and vegetables to honey to meat,
it's all organic at these area Farmers' Markets
Booth's Corner Farmers' Market
Naamans Creek & Foulk Rd in Boothwyn, Pa
Fridays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturdays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
boothscorner.com: (610) 485-0775
New Castle Farmers' Market
110 N. Dupont Hwy in New Castle
Fridays & Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sundays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
328-4102
Downtown Wilmington Farmers' Market
Rodney Square
Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Ends Oct.31
downtownvisions.org
Little Italy Farmers' Market
Eighth St & Bancroft Parkway
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Ends Sept. 27
discoverlittleitaly.com - Free Recycling of Alumimum Done By Your NeighborPosted on: 2008-02-04FREE RECYCLING OF ALUMINUM
DONE BY YOUR NEIGHBOR
HELPING ME, WILL HELP US ALL, ESPECIALY SINCE
A % WILL GO TO THE ASHBOURNE HILLS ASSOCIATION
If you are interested in helping, please give me a call and I will be glad to come to your home, or talk with you on the phone, with some helpful information. If I am not here when you call, my answering machine picks up after two rings. Please leave your name, the date, your phone number, best time for me to call you back. I will call as soon as I can so we can get together and exchange information.
My phone number is: 798-1379 Please call between 9AM & 6PM.
My name is: Carolyn Wood and I live in Ashbourne Hills
Thank you very much for helping me.
It’s not easy to go GREEN.
Phone Number: 302-798-1379
- Friends of Wilmington Library Need Your Books!Posted on: 2007-07-19Currently accepting donation of CLEAN fiction, paper and hardback books, videotapes, books on tape, DVD's and Children's CD's for future Buck-A-Book Sale. These donations help fund the Wilmington Library. Tax receipts provided. Regretfully can not accpet textbooks, encyclopedias, Readers Digests or any magazines. Books need to be in good condition. For more information, call 571-7407
- Love INCPosted on: 2007-07-19is in need of donated usable furniture & household items for needy families, can pick up, tax receipt provided for donation, please call 221-5683.
- Delaware Energy An$wers for Home Appliances:Posted on: 2008-03-11The Delaware Energy An$wers for Home Appliances offers grants to Delaware residents that retire inefficient appliances and replace them with select high energy efficient products. Delaware residents may select any combination of five products for the home up to $500. The Delaware Energy An$wers for Home Appliance grants are available for several home appliances.
