Sentences with phrase «gave the town buy»

Once the town of Ulster landfill, the town sold the property to the Resource Recovery Agency in 1993, though included in that agreement was a provision that gave the town buy - back rights after 20 years.

Not exact matches

As it is, God is like the awesome boyfriend living in another town, that nobody has ever seen, but is claimed to have given wonderful gifts like jewelry and flowers that the lady in question could easily have bought for herself.

The next morning we briefly explored Brattleboro, which is a cute little town which gave us a spot to buy our Vermont gifts for our family.

Children can't decide which house to buy or which town to move to, but they'll feel more in control if they're given little - person jobs like packing their own toys or helping choose colours for rooms.

The town board last week unanimously set a Jan. 10 public hearing for the proposal, which would have given residents who bought the premium permit guaranteed parking near the entrances of the Bethpage, Hicksville, Massapequa and Syosset LIRR stations.

I took a paint marker and put the person's last name, town and year he bought the house on it, then I used some AS dark wax and gave it an antique look.

«It was the age question that gave her pause: Frances was dead set on playing her own age [58] and she questioned whether a working - class woman in a town like that... she didn't quite buy it, that Mildred wouldn't have kids at 20 instead of 30.

With the help of the dastardly vixen and KP antithesis, Shego (Nicole Sullivan), Drakken buys out Ron's favorite fast food chain and gives away devil - like «diablo» toys with every meal in hopes that they will have spread to every town in the nation by the time he's ready to call them into action.

Yet, from the prairie town pioneers who pooled their money to hire a schoolteacher, to the gifts of water fountains and ornamental trees that senior classes buy their schools each year, beneficiaries of public education have felt compelled to give something back.

Its a good thing that Target will begin carrying this item, because retail giant Target is in allot of small towns in America, and will give people the option to buy the item the same day, rather then purchasing it online or from Bestbuy or a Apple Store.

Another tip they offer is to call before you lug your old threads across town as they can give you an idea of what pieces they're currently buying.

Marcie: Asked me to get Merengue Maple: Bought my Reversi Piece and sold me a Minimalist Sofa Julian: Spoke about his Town Tune and gave me a Rococo Shelf.

The game also allows you to travel into towns and interact with NPC's allowing for the game to give you additional quests and buy items from the shops with gil which is obtained from battles or selling equipment or units.

StreetPassing also increases the population of your town, giving you more workers to rebuild shops and thus more items to buy from the roving Adventurer in each area.

It gives you plenty of time to buy and sell goods to other towns via trade routes, though you can pause the simulation if you really need more time.

The same kind of detail goes into everything from the custom weapons and armour you can buy from the town blacksmith (no monster part ever goes to waste), to the way that old, rusted pieces can be upcycled and given a new lease of life.

Our local town did a deal with them to do a mass buy (80 homes, 5 % of thetotal in this town) and they gave us extra discount.

While she was born and raised in Calgary, Bishop says she's looking at buying a farm just outside the city, and is «genuinely curious about whether or not I'd want to practice in the city or out of the city, and so I'm hoping this will give me some direction about whether we'd move closer to the city or closer to a small town.»

If you need to give gifts to people out of town, consider buying them online (the gifts, not the people) and having them shipped directly.

Seniors spending their autumn years often choose to rent because of the greater flexibility it offers versus buying, giving them increased opportunity to travel and spend more time with out - of - town relatives and friends, as well as avoiding the harsher weather that winter brings to New England.

I remember when anyone who presented themselves as a home inspector was given pretty short shrift by the local real estate guy, who would come just short of running them out of town for suggesting they could be helpful in buying a house.

Then ask if they would be willing to give you a call the next time they know of someone who needs to buy or sell a condo, town home, or single - family dwelling.

Buyers had to qualify at the higher rate and the only way one could sell a house was if the seller BOUGHT DOWN THE RATE... the biggest one I had listed, here in town, gave a 9k dollar value buy down, and that was in the mid's 1980's — otherwise there was no way for him to sell it.

Real Estate prices are slightly lower than the intown neighborhoods so you can buy more house for your money without giving up any of the conveniences found in town.