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City Wide Street Sale May 5 & 6, 2006 |
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Press Release |
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City
of Norwood Street Sale Permits Exceed 200 May
5th & 6th will draw a record number of buyers & sellers. On Friday and Saturday, May 5th & 6th 2006, over 200 homeowners in
Norwood will be selling clothing, furniture, antiques and an endless supply
of unique and interesting items at the Annual Norwood City Wide Street Sale.
The sales begin on Friday at 9am and Saturday at 8am, concluding each day at
5pm. “This is a great way for neighbors to get to know each other, clean out the attic, basement or garage and make some money all at the same time. Every year it gets bigger and bigger.” Says Norwood Mayor Thomas Williams. “It’s always fun and it’s a great way for near by residents to ‘drive a little and save a lot". Jim Timmerman, President of Norwood Cable Television Advisory Board, went on to say. "Two hundred sales within only 3 square miles, that means the number of bargains per square foot are at an all time high.” Co-sponsors the City of Norwood and Norwood
Community Television remind tri-state residents of several important points. · Pick up the list of all the sales and map from the Clerk of Courts at City Hall located at 4546 Montgomery Road or on-line at www.nctonline.org. · Wear good comfortable shoes. You’ll find many streets have multiple sales. · Bring as much cash and change as your feel comfortable carrying. Checks may not be accepted. ·
Arrive early each day
but remember during the last hours sale prices will fall. · Don't be shy to haggle, that’s part of the fun. ·
If there is something special that you are looking for,
don't forget to ask the homeowner.
They may have something else they’re willing to sell for the right
price. Norwood is located in the center of Hamilton county and enjoys direct access to I-71 and I-75 via the Norwood Lateral Interstate connector (State Route 562). Occupying a land area of just over three square miles, Norwood has been blessed with a strategic central location, excellent transportation accessibility, affordable housing, a healthy economic base and a stable population of approximately 24,000 citizens. Norwood Community Television provides residents the opportunity to make their own television programs free of charge through the use of television equipment. In addition, NCT provides programming on six channels on Time Warner Cable: Public Access 23, Education Access 8/15, Government Access 4, Metro Access 24 and Community Bulletin Board Channel 22. We’re building a better community through television. For Details, Contact: Name: Jim Timmerman |
