2012 Lexington Wine Walk

Where: 100 Block of East Main Street, Lexington

When: Saturday, May 12

Time: 6:00-10:00 p.m.

21 & up.

Exhibitors, Main Street Merchants, and Restaurants will serve wine and hors d’oeuvres.
Ticket price includes a complimentary wine glass, hors d’oeuvres, and wine tastings.

Tickets are $25 in advance!

The Lexington Wine Walk will feature musical entertainment by the local sensation Going Commando, featuring a mix of Classic Rock, Country, Blues and Beach Music. There is sure to be something for everyone.

The Lexington Beautification Foundation is a volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to the pursuit of beautifying the scenic and historic community of Lexington, South Carolina; as well as stimulating civic pride and teamwork. The purpose of the Foundation is to promote public interest in the improvement and beautification of the environment of Lexington and to generate grass-roots involvement and a sense of pride throughout Lexington.

The Lexington Wine Walk will be an annual event benefiting the Lexington Beautification Foundation. Potential future Foundation projects include: New Town of Lexington signs, and Planters on Main Street.

Our current projects include the beautification of Lexington Square and a Fountain at the Lexington Court House.

For a great time dont miss this event in Lexington South Carolina . Ill see you there.

Chip Jefferson, Lexington South Carolina Real Estate Agent, Gibbs Realty

see all my great homes at www.lexingtonscagent.com

Lake Murray:

• Catfish: Very good. water temperatures are cold enough to put fish in winter locations, but warm enough for a hot bite. Blues, channels and white catfish seem to be feeding best in 40-80 feet of water, and they are orienting to ledges along the main river channel or deeper creek channels. Drifting cut herring, gizzard and threadfin shad is the best technique, and anglers should drift along the ledges or crisscross the channel multiple times on a drift. On warmer days fish may move up shallower in the late afternoon.
• Striped Bass: Good. Lake World reports that fish are in a typical early spring pattern and they are spread out all over the lake. The best fish will be caught on free lined live herring pulled across shallow areas, and fish can be caught from the rivers to the dam area. Look for the birds to locate bait and fish.
• Shellcracker: Good. Lake World reports that the shellcracker bite has gotten hot in 2-8 feet of water using worms.
• Crappie: Fair to good. there are two major patterns for catching crappie right now. One is a traditional winter tight-lining pattern up the Big and Little Saluda Rivers, pulling minnows and jigs 8-12 feet deep in 15-20 feet of water. The other pattern is fishing around bridges and deeper docks with jigs. For this pattern fish from the bottom to the top to locate the depth where crappie are feeding.
• Largemouth Bass: Fair. even though everything is a few weeks ahead of schedule fish are still almost totally keyed on bait. The best fish are being caught on crankbaits fished around deep rocky points, but smaller fish can be caught running warm pockets with drains and ditches and casting small crankbaits. There is also a decent jerkbait bite early, but it’s been difficult to catch a good sack fishing worms on the bottom. A few fish are holding around docks at the mouths of creeks, but that bite should improve soon. Right now it is rare to catch fish in the very backs of creeks as fish are still closer to deep water.

With less than 3 weeks till the SC spring Turkey hunting season I have been getting reports of increased activity of the Gobblers being vocal ad especially vocal on these unusually warmer mornings we have been seeing. With a relatively good hatch last year this should be a good season. Low-country opening March 15 and upstate game zone April 1.

Friday, March 9th, Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC, $10 at the door!
–Artists: Skillet, Sanctus Real, Peter Furler, Kari Jobe, Building 429,
Newsong, Group 1 Crew Illusionist Brock Gill, Nick Hall, plus a Prejam
party with Dara Maclean, For King and Country & We As
Human, Veggie Tales’ Bob and Larry.

Join 89.7 WMHK before the show for the pre-show tailgate party, win tickets to the
WMHK VIP Suite, meet some of the artists as they broadcast live & more!

Lives are changing! Over 700,000 people have gone through the Celebrate Recovery program in more than 17,000 churches worldwide. Celebrate Recovery is a program designed to help those struggling with hurts, hang-ups, and habits.

I get calls allot from people that I just hurt for. Today’s economy and just life in general is tough.  Some of the most common things I hear are …

Im getting a divorce and I need to list my home for sale in Lexington

I lost my Job and I need to sell my home on the Lake

Having a huge heart I feel for these poor souls and sometimes by the end of the conversations I am on my knee’s praying that these soon to be clients and friends get help and  find some of God’s grace. Almost 100% of the time I tell them about something I know will help them. It’s a program that is offered locally by First Baptist Church Of Lexington here in my wonderful Lexington Community. Its called Celebrate Recovery and a wonderful caring soul is charged with its leadership…Paul Bishop.

Ill Inject a little here about Celebrate Recovery at Lexington Baptist Church. Meetings are weekly on Tuesday nights and start with dinner being served at 6:00 PM.

If Life has you down and you are struggling with just about anything you can Imagine then Celebrate Recovery just may be a life changing program for you. Its totally Free so what do you have to lose? For more information you can call the Contact’s below.

First Baptist Church of Lexington
415 Barr Road
Lexington, SC 29072
Office: (803) 957-0686
Fax: (803) 957-0830

Lexington South Carolina Schools

The Lexington One Board of Trustees on Tuesday night approved new school attendance zones to accommodate the construction of two new schools set to open over the next couple of years. The attendance zones for the new Meadow Glen Middle and River Bluff High schools will alter the attendance lines of Lexington Middle School, Pleasant Hill Middle School and Lexington High School. View the proposed attendance zone maps here and here.

The new schools will help ease the explosive growth and crowding in the district’s schools. For example, Lexington High School, one of the largest in the state, currently has 3,120 students. That population will be reduced to 1,741 once River Bluff High opens in 2013.

In its unanimous vote, the board also approved a grandfathering clause that will allow current seventh-graders and 10th-graders stay at their current schools, so long as they provide for their own transportation to and from school.

Under the middle school realignment, Pleasant Hill Elementary, Rocky Creek Elementary and part of Lake Murray Elementary schools would feed to Pleasant Hill Middle School.

Lexington Elementary, New Providence Elementary and part of Lake Murray Elementary School would feed to Lexington Middle School.

Midway Elementary, Meadow Glen Elementary and part of the Oak Grove Elementary currently attending Lexington Middle School would feed to Meadow Glen Middle School. The part of Oak Grove Elementary currently feeding to White Knoll Middle School would continue to feed to White Knoll Middle School.

Meantime, in the high school realignment, Pleasant Hill Elementary, Rocky Creek Elementary, Lake Murray Elementary School and part of New Providence Elementary would feed Lexington High School.

The other part of New Providence Elementary, Midway Elementary, Meadow Glen Elementary and the part of Oak Grove Elementary currently feeding to Lexington Middle School would feed to River Bluff High School. The part of Oak Grove Elementary currently feeding to White Knoll High School would continue to feed to White Knoll High School.

Meadow Glen Middle School, set to open in 2012, is located at 510 Ginny Lane. It will have classroom space for 1,000 students and will open in the fall of 2012. Bill Coon will serve as principal.

River Bluff High School, set to open in 2013, is under construction on Corley Mill Road. The district’s newest high school will have classroom space for 2,000 students, a competition gymnasium and mini-gymnasium, auditorium and stadium. Luke Clamp will be principal.

“I’ve probably been through 12 or 13 rezonings already,” said board member Bert Dooley, Jr., who added that this rezoning likely won’t be the last in the fast-growing district. “Unless your back porch touches school property, you’re likely to be rezoned at some point.”

Lexington South Carolina is a growing community on the move with some of the States best school system review’s. Its a great place to settle down and grow your family. Exit Real Estate and Chip Jefferson can help find that dream home and guide you to our local community. Call me (Chip) if you have any questions.

USC Gamecocks VS Auburn Tigers. Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia South Carolina 3:30PM If you are lucky enough to find tickets this is one of this weekends top things to do. Many fans start rolling into the various parking facilities as early as Friday morning for the feast that awaits the many tailgaters. USC Gamecocks fans are some of the most die hard fans in the College nation and its an experience you must have at least once. From the Cock a boos to the truck bed its always a great time. Go Cocks!

Big Game primitive Weapon season opener Oct 1-10 .  For the sportsman and Hunter enthusiast this is opening weekend in all the upstate regions counties for big game.  Traditionally a weekend that will collect many fine trophy’s for the sportsman and not to mention some great table fare. Visit http://www.dnr.sc.gov/ for more info. Wow with a cooling off what a great weekend to be afield.

ZOO Fari Columbia’s wonderful Riverbanks Zoo is hosting its annually voted best after hours event tonight at 7PM with Live entertainment and close up animal encounters. Ticket prices start at $50.00 and includes cocktails and delicious cuisine. Simply a must do!

EIGHTH ANNUAL LEXINGTON POKER RUN: ok bikers saddle up.  10 a.m. Saturday, begins at Wings N Ale, 154 Ellis Ave. All bikes welcome. A benefit for the Southeastern Firefighters’ Burn Foundation. $20 per hand; $10 per rider. (803) 356-3348 for more info.

NINTH ANNUAL CONGAREE SWAMPFEST: “Evening of BBQ, Blues and Jazz” fundraiser, 7 tonight, Harriet Barber House, 116 Barberville Loop and Lower Richland Blvd., Hopkins. Tickets: $15; day of event, $20. Festival, 11 a.m. Saturday, Congaree National Park, 100 National Park Drive, Hopkins. (803) 391-6636; Visit there site here.

MAIZE QUEST” CORN MAZE: Open through Nov. 20, Clinton Sease Farm, 404 Olde Farm Road, Lexington SC. This year’s theme is Knights and Dragons.  Hours of operation are 6-11 p.m. Fridays, 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturdays and 2-7 p.m. Sundays. Regular admission: $10; ages 2 and younger are free. Guests invited to bring flashlights during “Flashlight Nights” on Friday and Saturdays.  This is the kickoff weekend and always a top thing for the kids. (803) 730-2863 for more info.

WALK FOR LIFE AND 5K RACE FOR LIFE: 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Finlay Park, 930 Laurel St. Proceeds will benefit the Palmetto Health Breast Center. www.palmettohealthfoundation.org

11Th Annual Newberry Octoberfest Just a short hop away is the shadow community of Newberry and this is one of there top events of the year. The event features live entertainment, a food court, culinary stage, liver nips contest, kids rides and crafts, classic cars and plenty of vendors lining Main Street.  Over 15,000 attended last year’s event.  Bring the family out for some fun, music, shopping and German food! Visit Newberry SC.

2011 Tour Of Homes Last weekend if you havent gone. Wow is all I have to say. For home and decorating enthusiasts this is a must do. The TOUR OF HOMES gives you the opportunity to see the best communities, as well as fine homes in every price range. Columbia’s finest builders and developers will show you their innovative ideas, special design features, dynamic floor plans and fine craftsmanship. Many different builders and developers will participate in the TOUR OF HOMES this year. As you tour their lovely neighborhoods and homes, remember that a new home is still one of the most sound investments you can make. You can call me today to get started. Here is the On-Line Planbook. Columbia’s SC Largest Open House of New Homes for Sale is the 2011 TOUR OF HOMES and October 1 and 2 from Noon to 6 p.m is your last chance to view.

OK I know I missed some great events as there is always so much to do in Lexington and Columbia South Carolina. Have a wonderful weekend!

things to do around Lexington South Carolina

 

Italian Festival and Bocce Tournament Saturday, Nov 7 10:00a at Finlay Park, Columbia, SC.  Bocce tournament; Italian auto and motorcycle show; Italian music, songs and tarantella; culture and heritage; visual and performing arts; authentic foods and beverages (Italian wine and beer labels included); desserts homemade for take-home; meals; puppet show; children and adult ital and American games; ital merchandise and souvenirs; outside vendor sales (contact director); and evening street dance with live music Great Fun at Finlay Park.

Autumn Splendor Show Friday, Nov 6 10:00a to 9:00pat Village Artists, Columbia, SC. The Autumn Splendor show will feature fall themed art works through Nov 15 at Village Artists gallery.More than 250 pieces of art are being offered for sale by 28 local artists who work in watercolor, acrylic, oil and other specialized media.  The paintings and other media start at $20 and range up to $8,000.  Browsing is encouraged. Artists frequently paint in the windows of the gallery and art classes are offered throughout the year.

SC Reptile and exotic animal show Saturday, Nov 7 10:00a at Jamil Shrine Temple, Columbia, SC. The South Carolina Reptile & Exotic Animal Show is a reptile event featuring vendors offering reptile pets, supplies, feeders, cages, and merchandise. Participate in free raffles held for enthusiasts and kid’s activities including puppet shows.

Annual Fall Bulb Sale Saturday, Nov 7 9:00a at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, Columbia, SC at Bog Garden Plaza in the Botanical Garden. Get your garden in the spotlight with these highly acclaimed bulbs.

Swing Dancing and Lessons Friday, Nov 6 7:00p to Saturday, Nov 7 12:00a at Big Apple, Columbia, SC Learn swing dance with Columbia dance favorites Richard Durlach and Breedlove who will take dancers back to the era of the Big Apple Dance Club. It was at the Big Apple club where the Big Apple dance craze began, becoming one of the most popular dances of the 20th century.

Columbia Signature Chef Auction Sunday, Nov 8 5:30p at Embassy Suites Columbia – Greystone, Columbia, SC The 10th annual Signature Chefs Auction is an annual, black-tie event which pays tribute to the culinary excellence of leading local chefs, restaurant owners and caterers in the Midlands.This evening of entertainment combines a reception, gourmet sampling and silent auction with the excitement of a live auction.

Veterans Day Parade Wednesday, Nov 11 10:00a at Main Street, Columbia, SC Southeast’s largest Veterans Day Parade–a spectacular procession of marching high school bands, military equipment and marching installations from around the state is a special tribute to veterans. 11,000 attendees expected.

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37 Th Annual Governors Cup Road Race Saturday, Nov 7 8:00aat South Carolina State House, Columbia, SC. One of South Carolina’s marquee running events, this race features a series of events over the weekend, including the half marathon, an 8K run, a 4-mile walk and a kids’ fun run.The scenic course begins in downtown Columbia and ends at the historic Horseshoe of the University of South Carolina. Along the way, participants will enjoy the beauty of Five Points and Shandon.

Dining With Dogs Dine with your four legged friends at this great concept restaurant Solstice restraunt is sure to be a treat and a howling good time. 841-4 Sparkleberry Ln., Columbia, SC, 29229 (803) 788-6966 – Venue Website. In only year three of business, Solstice Kitchen & Wine Bar is considered by many to be Columbia’s best restaurant. The menu is true to the name “Solstice” as it “changes with the seasons”. On a daily basis there are a variety of menus offered including a $25 Three Course Menu. Great place to go!

That wraps up my Things to do around Lexington for this week. Get out and enjoy!

Copyright © 2009 by Laura Jefferson, Acquire Real Estate

I specialize in Buying and Selling Lexington South Carolina Real Estate in and around the Midlands of  South Carolina.  If you are thinking about a home in Lexington, Lake Murray, Gilbert, Irmo, West Columbia, Columbia, Red bank, Pelion, Gaston, Chapin, Prosperity, Saluda , Newberry or other surrounding areas of South Carolina, and more importantly, want to work with the best you can please call Chip Jefferson 803-360-0491

 

Things to do in Lexington South Carolina September 3 -September 10, 2009

Happy Hour History Tour Friday, Sep 4 5:30p to 7:00p at The Vista, Columbia, SC , Join us for a happy hour with a twist. Located just west of the heart of Columbia, the Vista is a thriving area for nightlife and shopping, but how did it grow to be the entertainment district it is today? This tour will focus on the history of the Vista as well as the architecture of its buildings. Visit Historic Columbia.

Pony Whisperer Saturday, Sep 5 8:30am at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, Columbia, SC Come meet our Shetland ponies up-close! This class is specifically designed for the younger pony lovers out there. Children will learn how to feed, groom and care for the ponies!Run Or walk Crooked Saturday, Saturday Sep 5, 8:00am at Crooked Creek Park, Chapin, SC Don’t miss out on this annual event at Crooked Creek Park, rain or shine. The course runs throughout the park and includes walking paths, grass, tree lines, and is the home of the Lake Murray Cross Country Invitational Run. This race is part of the Tour De Columbia. There is a free 1-mile Kids Fun Run.

Hot, Exploration in Contemporary Fiber Arts Tuesday, Sep 8 6:00p to 8:30p at Saluda Shoals Park, Columbia, SC Join nationally known fiber artist Susan Lenz in this creative fiber workshop using needles and thread, fabric and beads. Participants will leave with a finished piece for framing. Maximum of 18 participants.To register, call Julie Strauss at (803) 213-2007 or Lori Shaffer at (803) 213-2035 Mon.

Sounds of the Shoals. Sunday, September 6. This is a great  fall concert series at the Saluda Shoals Park in Irmo SC from 3-5 p.m. Bring a picnic, blanket or chairs and enjoy live music at this fun event. This weeks entertainer is J. Edwards . The Concert is always free and open to the public. A $5 parking fee applies. Visit Saluda Shoals Park for more information on this great series.

Moonlight Cemetery Tour Friday Sept 4, 8:00 Pm Join us for our popular moonlight tours of the historic Elmwood Cemetery. Costumed guides will lead you through the cemetery to learn about some of Columbia’s past residents and the city’s history.

Lanier Sailing Academy-Lake Murray is hosting 2 hour fun sails over Labor Day Weekend. A 2 hour fun sail with a skipper from Lanier Sailing Academy-Lake Murray Saturday, Sunday & Monday (Sept 5-7)Boats will leave at 9:30, 12:00, 2:30, and 5:00. $25 per person, maximum of 4  (6 if they are all from the same family).  Call 803 317 9070 to make reservations.  Sailing from our facility at Southshore Marina, 3072 Hwy. 378, Leesville, 29070.

A great lineup for Things to do in Lexington South Carolina September 3 -September 10, 2009

Things to do around Lexington South Carolina August 28 -September 3, 2009 If you would like to receive this free list every week via email, click here.

Friday, August 28. Remember the Titans. To get everyone geared up for football season, we’re going to show Remember the Titans at Screen on the Green! Remember the Titans is based on the true story of the explosive events that took place in Alexandria, Virginia in 1971 when African-American football coach Herman Boone was hired to guide an integrated but racially polarized high school team–the T.C. Williams Titans. Angry, stubborn and a rigid taskmaster, Boone faces a cool reception from the team’s players as well as an awkward relationship with assistant coach Bill Yoast, a local white man with seniority and a tradition of winning who was bypassed for the job. It’s made clear that Bill has feelings of animosity for having to be an assistant under a black man. As the two men learn to overcome their ignorance and bigotry and realize that they have much in common–integrity, honor, and a strong work ethic–they work together to transform a group of angry, unfocused players into a dynamic winning team of responsible young men. In the process, they also unite a divided community and ensure that Virginia will always “Remember the Titans.” The movie is 1 hour and 53 minutes long and will begin at dusk, weather permitting. Visit Lake Carolina for more information.

Friday, August 28. Square Roots Performing! Music at Sandhill Concert Series round up this week with Square Roots and Balloonopolis for the kids! Visit Village at Sandhill for more information.

Friday, August 28-Saturday, August 29. Sam’s Fine Wine Tasting! This week will be a wine and liquor tasting featuring Crooked Row Zinfandel, Hedges CMS Red, Schloss Lieser Riesling, and Cornaro Pinot Grigio and the liquors featured will be New Amsterdam Gin, and Cask & Cream Chocolate Temptations. You don’t want to miss this one! 4-7 pm. Sam’s Fine Wine, Spirits & More in located at 5050 Sunset Blvd. in Lexington. Call 803.808.1830 for additional information.

Saturday, August 29. Wild Summer’s Nite. SCWF’s social event of the year provides the opportunity to mingle with friends, sportsmen, anglers, gardeners, and fellow conservationists. Enjoy a delectable feast of wild game including venison, quail, alligator and duck as well as chicken, vegetarian dishes, desserts and an open bar. There will be a silent and live auction with a wide variety of art, outdoor gear, home furnishings, guided trips, golf packages, weekend stays, and other items. The auction begins at 6pm. Visit the SC Wild Life Federation for more information.

Saturday, August 29. Clever Curb Appeal – Low Maintenance, High Performance Plants. Shrubs and trees create a beautiful foundation, providing color and texture year-round, without a lot of maintenance. These selections are perfect for working families, new homeowners and those without a lot of spare time. $15 (plus admission for general public). Visit Riverbanks Zoo for more information.

Saturday, August 29. Reuse, Recycle, Rethink! Join your friends at EdVenture Children’s Museum to learn how to “Rethink” garbage! Explore fun ways to create new objects using items that you might have just thrown away. Presented in partnership with Engenuity SC. FREE with museum admission. Visit EdVenture for more information.

Saturday, August 29. Columbia Cares. Join some of Columbia’s top charities from noon – 3 pm at the Five Points Fountain for food, fun & fellowship at the first annual Columbia Cares, Evelyn Azar Charity Event. Munch on hotdogs, hamburgers, popcorn, wings and much, much more as you learn about these local charities. While you’re in Five Points that day, be sure to visit the merchants who are sponsoring the charities. There’s no charge for the event or the food; however, donations are welcome at each charity’s tent. For more information about the event, please call Joseph Azar at 803.513.3357, or visit Columbia Cares or Five Points.

Saturday, August 29. Family Day: Victorian Tea Time. Children can join Historic Columbia Foundation for an afternoon of socializing with sweet southern tea, hot tea, and freshly baked scones during Family Day: Victorian Tea Time. The event will be held from noon until 2 p.m. and feature Victorian lawn games and hands-on activities which include crafting tea-time hats and learning the secret language of the fan. Participants also will learn about 19th- century tea parties, review proper tea etiquette, and take a brief tour of the Hampton-Preston Mansion. Admission is $6 per child, $3 for each additional child (accompanying adult, no charge), and free for members. Reservations are required. Call 803.252.1770, ext. 33 or email sblackwell@historiccolumbia.org. Visit Historic Columbia for more information.

Saturday, August 29. Duba Performing! Thunder Tower is hosting yet another awesome concert complete with free burgers and hot dogs! Duba has quite a unique sound that will surely get your feet tapping and head rockin’. Check out their music. In addition, this is the second day in their two day Demo Days event. Bring your current motorcycle license and test out the 2010 Harelys & Buells! Visit Thunder Tower for more information.

Wednesday, September 2. Wee Wednesdays: A Play on Color. This program is designed especially for pre-schoolers and their adult companions. Participants explore objects through the introduction of elementary art terms such as color, line, shape and texture. This program includes a storytime and a creative studio activity related to the art exploration theme. Children create an abstract painting inspired by the vibrant colors in the works of Cleve Gray. Dress in old/play clothes. Ages: 2 – 5 Cost: One adult and one child is $48 or $24 for Kids Plus members and above for the Fall Season. Each additional child is $12 (limit 3 children per adult). Visit the Columbia Museum of Art for more information.

Wednesday, September 2. Live Music. Tsunami at Harbison will feature live music tonight by some of the members of the Reason Your Listening. Eat great food, listen to jammin’ music and enjoy the $2 house drinks! Call 803.407.3873 for more information.

Date Nights! Are you going on a date and don’t have the slightest clue as to what you’re going to do? Check out our 5 Great Dates that we have put together for just that reason!  Plus, we’ve ust added 5 NEW Great Dates!

Things to do around Lexington South Carolina August 28 -September 3, 2009

Copyright © 2009 by Laura Jefferson, Acquire Real Estate

Hello, my name is Chip Jefferson. I am a life time resident of Lexington South Carolina. So it comes natural for me to know the Lexington, Columbia and Lake Murray South Carolina markets. I have watched it grow and prosper. My unique career experiences give me valuable insight to the heartbeat of the midlands S.C area. My 25 + years of experience in Real Estate and Mortgage is a valuable asset to my buying or my selling clients. If you are looking for an agent that will help you prosper and make the right buying or selling decisions them I may just be a fit for you.

My personal life has been my driving force throughout my career. Family is above all. I have been married to my wonderful wife Laura Jefferson for 16 years. We have 4 amazingly magnificent children that inspire us both as we watch them grow and flourish as gods children. There is no greater joy than that of mentoring and watching your Legacy grow.

We attend Mt Horeb United Methodist Church here in Lexington S.C and we both are very active in our great community. Coaching recreational league sports and travel ball organized play, to working in the many areas of our schools and social organizations. We try to give as much as we receive. We are truly blessed in all that we give and in all that we receive.

If you are looking for a Real Estate Agent that will guide you through the ups and downs of this localized Lexington South Carolina Real Estate market then please feel free to contact me about your needs. I look forward to hearing from you!

 

http://www.lexingtonscagent.com/

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