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We are excited to Sponsor the 15th Annual Rutland Festival of Trees

The Pro’s Real Estate Team is a Sponsor at the Annual Rutland Festival of Trees

We are excited to be a sponsor for the second year in row for the Rutland Historical Society’s 15^th Annual Festival of Trees. The annual Festival of Trees event will take place December 2nd, 3rd, 4th. Friday night at 7:30pm come and see the Merrimack Valley Ringers at the Congregational Church followed by a Brownie Sundae Social. Saturday, Dec 3rd from 4:00pm to 8:00pm enjoy all the trees on display, the amazing gingerbread houses, visit with Santa and check out the raffle baskets in the library. Stick around for the annual tree lighting in the common at 6:30. Sunday, December 4^th from 1:00pm to 4:00pm the tree festival along with fun for the kids will continue in the Rutland Library. Enjoy Antique Fire Engine rides, train rides and Steve Charrette’s strolling entertainment. The festival is expected to see over 1,000 visitors over the course of the weekend.

Be sure to vote for your favorite tree and gingerbread house. Voting slips will be available at the door. We sponsored the Santa Hat tree this year and even our kids joined in on the fun and made a cool “IGLOOVILLE” Gingerbread display!

You can check out the Rutland Historical Society’s website here or head on over and LIKE their Facebook Page

Fun Family Summer Day Trips in Massachusetts

Surely one of the best things about living in Massachusetts is its always easy to find something to do. Our state mixed with big cities, small towns, sandy beaches and more truly offers something for everyone if you look hard enough.

If you’re looking to get out with your family just for the day this summer, here’s a short list of family summer day trips and things to see right here in Massachusetts.

Jiminy Peak Resort is located in Hancock, Ma. Jiminy Peak is the largest ski and snowboard resort in southern New England and summer home to Jiminy Peak Mountain Adventure Park and an Aerial Adventure Park. Jiminy’s Mountain Coaster was the first of it’s kind on the East Coast. The coaster is thousands of feet of twisting turning fun through the woods with speeds of up to 23 mph. But don’t worry you control your speed. You can also try the Alpine Slide, Soaring Eagle, Giant Swing, take a Scenic Chairlift Ride, reach new heights on the Rock Climbing Wall, bounce on the Euro Bungy Trampoline, jump in the bounce houses, take a climb through the Kid Climb ropes course, or go for a hike. The Arieal Adventure Park is an aerial forest ropes course consisting of 6 individual, elevated courses for different ability levels consisting of over 70 elements that will challenge you to new heights. For more info, visit http://www.jiminypeak.com

Look Memorial Park – located in Florence, Ma. Open Seven Days per week Memorial Day – Labor Day, Look Memorial Park if full of family fun! Ride the steam train, bumper boats or pedal boats.. Play a round on our 18-hole mini golf course. Grab a terrific hamburger or hot dog at the Look Park grill or pack a picnic lunch and just spend the day in a great family environment. Take a stroll though the walking path, visit the animals at the Zoo or splash in Water Spray Park. Look Park also offers wristbands that allow access to all of their attractions all day long for one low fee! For info, visit http://www.lookpark.org

The Boston Tea Party Museum is a different spin on experiencing history in Boston. It’s a new kind of museum experience where you’ll not only view artifacts of historical importance, you’ll also have a all-encompassing, multi-sensory experience. You will be transported back in time and take part in an event that forever changed the course of American history. Live actors, high-tech interactive and authentically restored tea ships are just a taste of your experience! For more info, visit http://www.bostonteapartyship.com

Old Sturbridge Village is a living, breathing, vibrant village depicting life in New England from 1790-1840 and a favorite of local schools for field trips. Visitors can meet historians in costume and tour 40 antique buildings, including a country store, school, and water-powered mills. Spend the day viewing the collection of more than 50,000 artifacts made or used in early New England includes quilts, clocks, pottery, and fine furniture. Visitors can meet heritage breed cattle, oxen, sheep, chickens, and pigs, and see the seasonal rhythms of work on a 19th-century farm! For more info, visit https://www.osv.org

Breezy Picnic Grounds and Waterslides in Douglas, MA is a family-owned recreational facility and has been catering to families from Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts since 1953. Children, as well as their parents and grandparents, can have a full day of family fun at Breezy. Everyone will enjoy swimming in crystal-clear Whitins Reservoir, riding the three waterslides (with unlimited rides!), or just relaxing in their picnic grounds. With lake swimming with sandy areas for the kids, a snack bar, game room, certified lifeguards at the beach and slides, and ample free parking, you will be sure to have a great day at Breezy Picnic Grounds and Waterslides. For info, visit http://breezysummer.com

Where to Get Good BBQ in Worcester

The summer is in full force and family BBQs offers the same old burgers and dogs most of the time. But, if you’re in the mood for actual BBQ, Worcester has two great options to curb your craving. Here is where to get good BBQ in Worcester

Smokestack Urban Barbecue

Located downtown at 139 Green St., Smokestack Urban Barbecue offers traditional South Carolina style BBQ. Open for dinner during the week and Lunch and Dinner on the weekends, Smokestack is the only place in Worcester that offers a Bacon Happy Hour every Thursday from 6 – 8pm with FREE bacon and live music. They also offer outdoor patio seating for diners to enjoy on a warm summer night. For more info, visit www.bbqstack.com

Westside Steak & BBQ

A less known option for yummy BBQ, Westside Steak & BBQ is a down-to-earth, family-owned restaurant with a meat-centric menu, patio seating and a BYOB policy. This little gem consistent 4+ star reviews and is open for lunch and dinner. Its located at 2 Richmond Ave. #4 in Worcester, MA (next to Express Yourself Coffee).

If you just have to live near one of these places, then here is a list of homes for sale in Worcester. Get it to go and head on home!

Where to Find Fun 4th of July Festivities for Families

Independence Day activities are endless in Worcester County if you look for them. Here’s just a few town and cities that put on a great show (fireworks of course) and offer different 4th of July festivities for families.

Annual Worcester Independence Day Celebration

You can’t have this list without mentioning the annual Independence Celebration in Worcester at East Park. Fireworks display this year will take place on Friday, July 1^st at 9:30pm. The Park opens at 3:00pm with food vendors and Kids Korner activities. The Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra will give their annual concert starting at 8:00pm. Arrive early for best chance at parking and seats. For more info, http://www.worcesterma.gov/calendar/fireworks

Annual Millbury Lions Club Carnival

The annual Lions Club Carnival takes place Friday July 1- Monday, July 4^th at Windle Field in Millbury. The weekend long festivities include rides, games, food and fun for the whole family. Fireworks displays are held both on Sunday and Monday at 9:45pm. For more info visit http://www.millbury-ma.org/Public_Documents/MillburyMA_WebDocs/events

Rutland 4^th of July Celebration

The town of Rutland holds its Annual 4^th of July celebrations all weekend long. Activities include road races, volleyball tournaments, chicken BBQ, a strawberry festival, lip sync contest, and more and culminates on Monday with the 68^th annual Rutland 4^th of July Parade at 1:00pm. Some activities require pre-registration. Fireworks display is scheduled for Sunday night, July 3^rd at 9:20pm. For more info visit www.rutlandma-4thofjuly.org

Fitchburg Civic Days

The town of Fitchburg holds it annual Civic Days with several different activities scheduled. On Saturday, July 2^nd, the town will host a Block Party downtown from 5pm – 10pm with the fireworks display taking place right after at 10pm. Best viewing of the fireworks is from downtown at Riverfront Park and the Upper Common. The town festivities culminate with the 4^th of July parade on Monday from 10am – 12pm. For more info visit, http://www.beersforgood.com/wp2/

Finding the Best Golf In Central Mass

Spring has sprung, the weather is heating up and while avid golfers have probably been hitting the holes since the snow melted, many of us as just starting to dust off our clubs and get back out there. Whether you’re a newbie golfer or a veteran, here’s a list of some of the best spots to take in 9 or 18 holes in Central Mass.

Blackstone National Golf Club – 227 Putnam Hill Rd. Sutton, MA Celebrating 15 years, Blackstone National Golf Club offers 18 holes of playable yet challenging course. If you can find time to golf on weekdays (lucky you) you might want to consider Blackstone’s Golf Card which offers unlimited half price green fees on Mondays and Tuesdays. Their full-service restaurant, National Grill, also has live music during the summer on their patio. For rates and menus, visit www.bngc.net.

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Blissful Meadows Golf Club – 801 Chockalog Rd. Uxbridge, MA Family owned and operated for 25 years, Blissful Meadows has a true historic New England feel to it while offering a challenging 18 hole championship golf course. Blissful Meadows Golf Club was designed by Golf World magazine’s 2000 “Architect of the Year”, Brian Silva, of the design firm Cornish & Silva. For rates and info, visit www.blissfulmeadows.com.

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Cyprian Keyes Golf Club – 284 East Temple Street Boylston, MA To some it is known as a gorgeous wedding and banquet venue, but Cyprian Keyes Golf Club is a daily-fee golf club offering 27 holes of golf on an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole par 3. The courses are open to the public seven days a week, from mid-March to mid-November, weather permitting. They also have a golf shop onsite if you need apparel and/or club fittings. For rates, visit www.cypriankeyes.com.

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Quail Hollow Golf & Country Club – 1822 Old Turnpike Rd. Oakham, MA Quail Hollow is an 18 hole semi private golf facility built in the historic Quabbin watershed. Located in the quaint town of Oakham, Quail Hollow is renown for its vistas and picturesque holes with some of the best greens conditions in the county. Labeled by PGA Senior Open Champion Larry Laoretti “the quintessential New England golf course”, Quail Hollow presents a challenge to all skill levels. For rates and info, visit www.quailhollowgolf.net.

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Green Hill Golf Course – 1929 Skyline Drive, Worcester, MA Green Hill Golf Course is a par 72, 18-hole municipal golf course offering an exciting and challenging round of golf. Open since 1929, Green Hill Golf Course is truly a part of the history of Worcester and has been home to several championships throughout the years. It also offers membership pricing based on resident vs. non-resident status in the city of Worcester. For tee times and rates, visit www.greenhillgc.com.

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Pakachoag Golf Course – 15 Upland St., Auburn, MA It may be lacking in player amenities, but if you’re looking for a less crowded and pleasant game of golf, Pakachoag Golf Course in Auburn is under new management by the Town of Auburn and offering reduced rates for 2016. A nine-hole regulation course, it also is a national historical landmark marking where Robert Goddard launched his first liquid fueled rocket in 1926. Visit www.pakachoaggolfcourse.com for rates

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How to Host the Ultimate Garage Sale!

How to Host the Ultimate Garage Sale

Whether you’re getting ready to sell or you just want to purge your home of unneeded items, here are some useful tips to prepare for and How to Host the Ultimate Garage Sale

Be brutal when deciding what to sell! The rule goes if you haven’t worn it or used it in a year, then its time to let it go. If your storage space is tight, really evaluate why you are holding on to items you don’t use. If you can’t think of a good reason, then its time to sell it.

Decide in advance what to do with the profits! Giving your sale a purpose (i.e. using the money towards a trip, a night out or moving expense), will help put you in the right frame of mind. You’re more apt to bargain with customers and move your items for cold hard cash if you remember why you’re doing this in the first place. ***Special Note…if you tell your kids you’re saving for something like a trip to Disney, they are more likely to decide to let go f their toys***

Don’t throw anything away! Remember, one person’s junk is another’s treasure. So, unless the item is broken or really soiled/moldy, put it out to sell. You never know who might need or what it. IF it doesn’t sell, you can trash it…or better yet, donate items to a well-deserving local charity.

Price items to sell! The value of something is really based on what a person is willing to pay for it. Not what you THINK it is worth. So, start with a price you want to get for an item, but be willing to negotiate. Price high, sell low. Personally, I never put prices on items, but let the customers and I come up with a price together. That way they think they are getting a deal.

Make eye-catching signs! My biggest pet peeve is when I see a yard sale sign that’s flapping in the wind with words I can’t read. Your best bet is to use foam board or a sturdy cardboard instead of flimsy poster board so that the signs can withstand any weather or wind. And use thick black markers to make sure the information is clearly visible. If you can, hang your signs the night before so you can focus on prepping your sale in the morning.

Don’t forget about social media! There’s a website for everything these days. Make sure to post your garage sale on all the free yard sale search sites (do a google search), Craigslist, local Facebook yard sale groups, etc. This can really up your traffic and reach a much larger group than your signs.

Have fun! Don’t forget to relax and have fun. If you prepare yourself beforehand, your duties day of shouldn’t be anything more than greeting people and counting your profits. Take the time to talk to your guests and share memories of your items if you have them (where you got it, etc) . A pleasant shopping experience always leads to good sales.

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Best Coffee Shops in Worcester

This dreary, rainy weather we’ve been having makes you want to curl up with a blanket and drink a nice cup of Joe…or tea, if that’s what you prefer.

And while we can all run out to our nearest Dunkin’s or Starbucks, here are few other coffee options if you in the mood for something different.

Acoustic Java
932 A Main St., Worcester, MA
508-756-9446

Acoustic Java is a small batch coffee roaster and coffee house located on Main Street in Worcester. Catering to the Clark University crowd because of their location, they also offer a selection of organically grown local foods and sustainable coffee and teas. Stop in on Fridays at noon for live music.

InHouse Coffee
225 Shrewsbury Street, Worcester, MA
(508) 363-1212

In what actually used to be a Starbucks location, In House Coffee, brings a more intimate feel to the old Starbucks space on Shrewsbury Street. With espresso, cappuccino, and flavored coffee, InHouse Coffee promises to be your “home away from home.”

Espress Yourself Coffee
2 Richmond Avenue, Worcester, MA
(508) 755-3300

Locals love this neighborhood coffee spot in the Tatnuck area. A small shop, they often host live music acts and supplies Wi-Fi to its customers. Swing by in warm weather and enjoy outdoor seating.

NU Café
335 Chandler Street, Worcester, MA
(508) 926-8800

Nu Cafe is a gathering place for the local community. During the day you will find the place full of people using the free Wi-Fi, having meetings, or just relaxing and reading a book. At night enjoy the welcoming atmosphere and sip on local and craft beers and wine. It began in 2006 as a coffee shop, but has since grown into a full fledged restaurant. They host weekly events including live music, game nights, paint nights and open mics.

Great Brunch Spots for Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is only a few weeks away and, if you haven’t already made plans with Mom, we have a list of great brunch places around town to treat her.

Armsby Abbey, 144 Main Street, Worcester

Probably best known for its craft and artisan beer selection, Armsby Abbey also boasts an amazing brunch menu feature local farmers. But make your reservations early, since there are only nine tables, although additional outdoor seating is planned if the weather is nice. Brunch seatings are 10:00am, 11:45am and 1:30pm Call for Reservations: 508.795.1012

The Beechwood Hotel, 363 Plantation Street, Worcester

Always a sure bet for a great brunch, The Beechwood Hotel’s Mother’s Day Brunch is planned to be an extra special event. A complimentary bloody Mary or mimosa is included. Sunday brunch hours are 10:30am – 2:00pm. Call for Reservations: 508.754.5789

Club Maxine’s, Lincoln Square, Worcester

A longtime staple in the Sunday brunch scene, Mother’s Day Brunch at is a wonderful treat for Mom. The chefs at Club Maxine are adding several special menu choices to go with their seven entrees, carving, omelet and salad stations, fruit, breads, juices and dessert station. Complimentary Mimosa or Bloody Mary. Brunch is held 10am – 2pm. Call for Reservations: 508.755.1200

Publick House, 277 Main Street (Route 131), Sturbridge

Welcoming weary and hungry travelers since the18th Century, the Publick House is an ideal place to take Mom for breakfast. Though not a traditional brunch time, those early rising Mom’s will delight in the Publick House’s beautiful historical atmosphere and delicious offerings. Mother’s Day breakfast is held 8:00am – 10:00am. Call for Reservations 508.347.7323 ext. 400

Don’t forget to make your plans early and make her day special.

Best places to eat in Rutland

Things have been hectic around here. Business has been very busy and every so often we lose track of time. We work a full day at the office or out on appointments and then come home and sit on the couch on the computer sending emails and following up with clients. Next thing you know, its dark in the house, the dogs are pacing back and forth, the kids are complaining they are hungry, you look at the clock and its already 7:00pm. Best of all, nothing was taken out of the freezer to defrost for dinner. Sooo its a quick call to order a pizza! I have Toula’s House of Pizza on speed dial so I dont even have to think about it. Just dial, order, pick up and eat. Simple.

I thought this would be a good opportunity to be a little more organized and make a list of all the best places to eat in Rutland. We have eaten at most of them but there are still a few that we want to try.

Toula’s House of Pizza

Toula’s House of Pizza and Seafood, located in Rutland MA, is family owned. Toula’s has one of the most diverse menu’s in the Rutland area. Choose from a huge pizza selection, Pasta Dishes, Seafood Dishes, salad and dessert. Make sure to get some appetizers as well! Check out their menu here

87 Main Street
Rutland, MA
Phone: (508)886-8888 / (508)886-8810

Ladd’s Restaurant

ENJOY A MEMORABLE DINING EXPERIENCE AT LADD’S

All I have to say is………….Make sure to stop by this place! We have eaten here a number of times and its always been great. The service is great and the food is awesome. They make the best home made pizzas. Whether you are looking for a burger, steak, some pasta or a pizza – you can find it here. Great service, food, and ambiance. Check out their menu here.

Rte 122/64 Barre-Paxton Rd, Rutland, MA 01543
Tel: 508-886-4771

Tavern on the Common – Steaks, Seafood & Sushi

Tavern on the Common is Rutland’s finest family dining establishment where locals know they can always go to find great steaks, seafood, sushi, beer, wine, cocktails, and live musical entertainment! Stop in any night of the week for a memorable meal or drop by on Friday or Saturday for some cocktails and apps at the bar before a night of live music by local bands! Check out their menu here.

249 Main St. Rutland, MA 01543

Tel: 508-886-4600

E-Mail: tocma2014@gmail.com

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KP’s Restaurant

Here is another place we haven’t tried yet but have been told its delicious. This place is just off of Main St in downtown. This family style place serves breakfast and lunch

Address: 24 Pommogussett Rd, Rutland, Massachusetts 01543

Phone: (508) 886-6408

Heavy Evie’s Diner

If you are looking for good ole home style diner food then you need to check this place out. Best breakfast and lunch around! Home cookin! Take Out Available

Mon – Sat 7:00am – 2:00pm (closed Tuesday’s) Sun 7:00am – 1:00pm (Breakfast only)

2 Maple Ave, Rutland MA 01543

Phone: 774-234-0600

Rutland House of Pizza – The Freshest Pizza, and Subs in Rutland!

Here is another “go to” pizza place for us. Rutland House of Pizza is a family owned business and the staff is great. Located right downtown on the corner of Main St and Maple Ave (Rt56). They deliver too! Pizza, subs, pasta, salads, appetizers and more. If you are looking for a quick dinner give them a call. Check out their menu here.

1 Maple Ave
Rutland, MA 01543
Phone: (508)886-2500

Hours:
Open 7 Days
10am – 10pm

Still Four Corners

Although we have never been here, we hear from our Rutland friends that this is the place to bring the

family during the summer. This place is open between May and October and is great place to bring the family for Sandwiches, Seafood, Beer & Wine and even Ice Cream. This is one that we will have to check out this summer

Open Daily during the months of May – October 11:00am – 9:00pm

Address: 224 Barre Paxton Rd, Rutland, Massachusetts 01543

Phone: (508) 886-6666

The French Quarter

Located in the center of town in the Rutland Commons. This is a small Vietnamese restaurant that serves lunch, dinner and does takeout. They have a mix & match menu where you can pick any 2 for $11.50. They serve sandwiches like cajun shredded chicken and grilled beef. Their entrees include beef, pork, shrimp and traditional Poutine. They have their soup of the day and couple of fresh salad items. Although the menu is limited, its still a good choice. Check out their menu here.

249 Main St, Rutland, MA 01543

Telephone: 508.886.4000

Email: frenchquarter11@gmail.com

Tue-Thu:	10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Fri-Sat:	10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sun:	10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Honey Dew Donuts

Located in the Honey Farms Plaza on Main Street. An alternative to Dunkin Donuts. Honey Dew has some good coffee flavors that you just cant get at Dunkins. Their pistachio muffins and cinnamon blueberry coffee are a favorite

87 Main St, Rutland, MA 01543

Phone:(508) 886-0284

Hours: Open 24 hours

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Yang’s Kitchen – Chinese Food Take Out

We get take out from here about once a month. The food is great and the service is fairly quick. Don’t let the fact that they are located next to the gas station sway you from going here. Good food and good prices. Their Moo Shu Dishes and Rice Sticks are really good. Check out their menu here

Telephone:
(508) 886-2228
(508) 886-2263

249 Main Street
Rutland, MA 01543

Mon-Thu: 11:00 am – 9:30 pm
Fri & Sat: 11:00 am – 10:30 pm
Sunday: 12:00 noon – 9:30 pm

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Unique & Fun Shopping In Worcester

Worcester is generally known as a city built on manufacturing and the industrial revolution, but as the second largest city in New England its also full of culture and some unique shopping destinations for people looking for interesting and eclectic finds.

Here’s a list of some well-known and lesser known Worcester shopping gems.

Button Tree Kids – Off the beaten path of the big national children chain stores, Button Tree Kids is an adorable little shop in the Tatnuck area with everything from clothes, to toys and books for kids of all ages. www.buttontreekids.com

Crompton Collective – There are two types of people in Worcester. People who love Crompton Collective and people who have never been there. This one-of-a-kind shop in the middle of the Canal St. district is a co-op shopping experience highlighting over 90 different vendors. The mix of vendors gift customers a vast array of items to choose from. Everything from home décor, antiques, handmade jewelry, clothing and more. www.cromptoncollective.com

The Owl Shop – Even if smoking cigars isn’t your thing, the Owl Shop in downtown Worcester has been a staple in the city since 1946. Run by third generation family owners, the Owl Shop’s sign has not changed and the charm of this little shop has lived on for decades. They are not only a full service tobacconist, but they also have a line of fine gifts including Swiss movement Reuge music boxes, straight razors and shaving brushes, crystal ashtrays and desk pieces. www.owlshop.com

Seed to Stem – If you’re looking for funky gifts, this is the place. Seed to Stem is a beautifully eclectic shop on Shrewsbury St. filled with plants, natural stone jewelry, home décor and one-of-a-kind terrariums. www.seedtostemstyle.com

That’s Entertainment – Another long time shop in Worcester, That’s Entertainment has been on Park Avenue for over 35 years and caters to the comic book geek in all of us. They buy and sell collectibles as well as offer new comic books, video games, board games and hold other gaming events. www.thatse.com

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