Archive for Mountain Living
Thinking of Renting Out Your Real Estate? How to Be a Good Landlord
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There are two main reasons people entering retirement find themselves as landlords:
Scenario 1: You have your heart set on the perfect active adult community, but can’t sell your current home quick enough or for the price you think it deserves.
Scenario 2: You have bought the perfect second home on the beach or in the mountains, but don’t plan to be there year-round. To make a little extra money, you decide to rent your vacation home for others to enjoy while you aren’t there.
Either scenario can be frustrating for newly minted landlords. Luckily, the Equifax Personal Finance Blog has some tips to help you become an excellent landlord and protect your assets. Read More→
Park Springs Members Participate in Juried Art Show
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Earlier this month, Park Springs members got a real treat as they traveled to Stonehurst Place for a juried art show.“All of our artists are excited about the chance to display their artwork at this unique Atlanta bed and breakfast,” said Jennifer Durham, Park Springs’ Activity Coordinator. “This is truly a wonderful opportunity for our Members to show off their artistic talents.”
Alzheimer’s Training Program at Park Springs
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In addition to the highest quality medical nursing and rehabilitative care in a residential environment in the southeast, Park Springs is now offering a new Alzheimer’s Training Program for all employees at the retirement community. Amy Medina, Director of Nursing at Park Springs, introduced the program to Park Springs and training sessions are set to begin in June.
Topics covered throughout the program will include: Intro to Alzheimer’s disease, Commitment to Alzheimer’s disease, Wandering: Is it a Problem, Resisting Care: Putting Yourself in their Shoes and Agitation: Is it a Sign? Jill Pigott, Park Springs Member in charge of the Park Springs Dementia Caregivers Support Group, will be one of many guest speakers during training sessions. Read More→
Soleil Laurel Canyon Veteran’s Club Fundraiser Success
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Residents of Soleil Laurel Canyon and their family members gathered in the Soleil clubhouse on Saturday, May 15 for a Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser in the name of a good cause. The fundraiser, held by Soleil Laurel Canyon’s Veteran’s Club, raised $2,200 that will help support active military, Veterans and their families throughout Cherokee County and Northwest Georgia areas.
Mementos such as military uniforms and pictures from previous eras of Veterans lined the halls of the clubhouse while Cherokee High School’s Air Force Junior ROTC color guard and drill team performed the Presentation of Colors, Pledge of Allegiance and national anthem. George Bernard, president of Soleil Laurel Canyon’s Veteran’s Club, deemed the event as “outstanding” and praised the outcome as a huge success.
Wii Bowling Competition Held at Park Springs
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The competitor steps in front of the lane. With a pull of the trigger he swings his arm back, aims and lets go! That excellent shot earned a “strike” in Wii Bowling!
The DeKalb County Senior Olympics are over, and Park Springs was pleased to host the Wii Bowling portion of the event in their beautiful clubhouse.
Park Springs was the perfect venue for this competition as they have a long standing and exuberant Wii Bowling League in place. Member Floyd Fawcett discovered the joys of Wii Bowling on a vacation with his grandchildren in Virginia and was hooked ever since. He decided to form a league at Park Springs which became a huge success. The current season finished just in time for the Senior Olympics. Read More→