Union County Homes

Home Sweet Home - Children's nature programs at Trailside - May 27- 31

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Fri, 24 May 2013 12:03:26 -0700

Trailside Nature and Science Center at 452 New Providence Road in Mountainside offers hikes, stories, and activities for toddlers, 2 and 3 year olds, and 4-6 year olds every week. The cost is $10 per Union County family, $12 for out of county families.

2-3 year olds are welcome on Thursdays and Fridays at 9:30 am.

3-4 year olds are wlecome on Tuesday at 1:30 pm and Wednesday at 10am.

4-6 year olds are welcome on Tuesdays at 9:45 am and 3:30 pm and on Wednesdays at 1:15 pm.

Preschoolers are welcome to Trailside on May 30 and 31 to go on a nature walk and look for animals and their homes. The program, called "Knock Knock," will show children the different types of animal homes. Make a craft to take home. Older children will learn about habitats and explore forest, meadow, lawn, and stream habitats.

Families are encouraged to register by phone at (908) 789-3670.

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

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Don't invite unwanted visitors to your picnic!

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Fri, 24 May 2013 11:53:48 -0700

Potato salad and fried chicken? Yum.

E.coli and Salmonella? Not so much.

Here's how to be sure you're not packing any bacteria in with your picnic:

Wash your produce before packing for your picnic. No sense bringing extra bacteria along for the ride!
Keep food at proper temperature - never let your picnic food remain in the "Danger Zone" - between 40° F and 140° F - for more than 2 hours, or 1 hour if outdoor temperatures are above 90° F. The danger zone is when bacteria can multiply rapidly.
Store and transport cold food in a cooler with ice packs to keep them at 40 ° or below to prevent the growth of bacteria. Meat, chicken, and seafood can be packed while still frozen so that they stay cold longer.
Keep the cooler closed as much as possible so that it stays as cold as possible!
Keep uncooked meat, poultry, and seafood away from everything else! Double bag them in Ziploc bags and keep them in separate containers.
Don't re-use marinade. Dispose of it when you're done marinading your meats.
Make sure your meats, poultry, and sea food are completely cooked by bringing along a meat thermometer. Steaks, fish, and pork needs to be cooked to 145 ° to kill bacteria. Ground beef and egg dishes must reach 160 °. Chicken must be cooked to 165 °.
After you're done cooking your meat, don't reuse the platter or cooking utensils for anything else.
Be sure everyone's hands are clean by using a jug of water and some soap or anti-bacterial wipes to wash your hands before touching food.

We hope your picnic is fun and safe this Memorial Day!

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Cleaning a Gas Grill

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Fri, 24 May 2013 07:54:24 -0700

Happy Memorial Day Weekend!

Lots of folks in Union County are planning to take their gas grill out of their garages this weekend and fire them up for the first time this season. Before you put the hot dogs on, be sure to take care of some annual maintenance to make sure your grill is safe to use.

First of al, the folks at About.com want you to know that the "Clean" setting on many grills doesn't really do the job. You still need to clean the grates, sides and lid after every use. You also need to clean off the lava rock or briquettes a few times a year, depending on how often you use the grill.

Once a year, you need to disconnect the gas and take out all of the grill parts so that you can get a good look at the burners to make sure there isn't anything blocking the flow of gas.

If you can, clean the burners. If not, replace them. If your lava rocks or briquettes are pretty yucky, replace them.

Clean all of the other grill parts with soapy water. Paint any chipped parts of the grill to avoid rust. Finally, check all of the connections before you reassemble the grill.

Before you use it, let the grill heat completely to burn off any soap that didn't get rinsed.ow quality stainless steel will rust and discolor over time.

Finally, enjoy your barbecue and have a Happy Memorial Day!

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Free home warranty!

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Thu, 23 May 2013 03:37:42 -0700

Buying a home can be scary. What if the hot water heater stops working three days after you close, or what if the roof starts leaking with the first big rain?

More and more sellers are offering a home warranty with the purchase of their home as an incentive to lure buyers and to help give the buyers some feeling of security. A home warranty will cover the cost of any repair to any major system in the house - heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical. The 2012 National Association of Realtors Profile of Buyers and Sellers reports that nearly one fourth of home sellers who use incentives offer warranties.

As part of the full service offered by TeamZuhl, we're now offering free home warranties on the homes we have listed with full service contracts. Not only does this provide some sense of security, for the buyers, but the sellers also feel secure knowing that any problems that arise after they sell the house won't be their problems.

If you're thinking of selling your home, call us today and ask about home warranties!

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Tue, 21 May 2013 03:20:57 -0700

Got lemons? Do something great around the house! Here are our favorite household uses for these tart citrus fruits:

Toss used lemons into your garbage disposal to help keep it clean and smelling fresh.
A few drops of lemon juice in outdoor house-paint will keep insects away while you are painting and until the paint dries.
Remove scratches on furniture by mixing equal parts of lemon juice and vegetable oil and rubbing it on the scratches with a soft cloth.
To clean piano keys, make a lemon juice and salt paste and wipe them. Rinse with a clean wet cloth.
To renew hardened paintbrushes, submerge them into boiling lemon juice and simmer for 15 minutes, then wash it in soapy water.
To remove dried paint from glass, apply hot lemon juice with a soft cloth. Leave until nearly dry, and then wipe off.
Rub kitchen and bathroom faucets with lemon peel. Wash and dry with a soft cloth to shine and remove spots from hard water, soap residue, or lime scale.
Create your own air freshener: Slice some lemons, cover with water, and let simmer in a pot for about an hour.
Fish or onion odor on your hands can be removed by rubbing them with fresh lemons.
Deter squirrels and cats from digging in the garden by burying citrus rinds just under the surface of the soil.
After a shampoo, rinse your hair with lemon juice and water to make it shine.
To remove rust, scrub with one tablespoon of lemon juice mixed with two tablespoons of salt.
Clean copper pots by rubbing with a paste of lemon juice and salt. Rinse with hot water, and polish dry.
Clean cutting boards with a cut lemon half. For stains, use coarse salt to help scrub.
Rub dull glassware like cloudy coffee pots or pitchers with lemon juice.
Polish brass and aluminum with a paste of lemon juice and cream of tartar.
Whiten shoes or socks by spraying them with lemon juice and placing them in the sun.
Add half of a lemon to the dishwasher and your dishes will come out sparkling and spot free.
And my favorite thing to do with lemons.....

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Where NOT to hide your Jewels and Cash in the House

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Mon, 20 May 2013 13:29:37 -0700

Great post for anyone thinking about selling their home.

This will tell you where it is and is not safe to keep your valuables while your home is on the market.

Via Valerie Zinger (House Proud Ottawa-Ontario-Canada):

I have been robbed twice in my lifetime,once while I was not home during the day and the other while I was sleeping. These thefts happened a long time ago. I don’t live in fear and I did learn a few good lessons. The first is that the thieves took things - money and jewelry and electronics. They also took my sense of security for a short while. Okay, the B&E while I was sleeping was just awful but the next day I had some bars on my windows and I slept like a baby. I learned that life goes on and that things can be replaced or forgotten.

Do you hide valuables in the house? I bet you are just like the rest of the populations and the answer is – Yes, you do. Okay, maybe you don’t care and nothing is hidden because you aren’t worried (or you would prefer to have the insurance money). If, however, you are hiding things, here are a few places where thieves will definitely/ absolutely/ without doubt look.

In the freezer – your cold hard cash is not well served in the freezer. It may be wrapped up as an old steak but we can all tell the difference between meat and money. Frozen into ice in your freezer – now that is cold cash and cool jewels but still not that tricky.

The proverbial hidden under the mattress – really? Yes, thieves will toss the bed.

In the medicine cabinet – it used to be that you could hide things in pill bottles but thieves want your medications so your diamonds and money will be gone.

In hollowed out books on the shelf – thieves don’t care if it is a dictionary, they are just throwing your books to the floor anyway.

Taped under the furniture or rug - in a short period of time all your furniture will likely be tipped over and voila – your secret stash of money

In an empty shoebox in the master bedroom – in fact anywhere in the master bedroom is prime search zone.

In your laundry hamper- money stealing can be a dirty business

In a safe in your office that can be taken unless bolted to the floor.

For some of my gun owning friends, your gun cabinet is a magnet.

Where is the best place to keep your valuables?

In the bank and in your safety deposit box.

If that is too inconvenient then be crafty, sneaky and very sly with where you put your things and, if you get robbed and live to tell about it, remember that they were just things and now you have a story to write for ActiveRain.

Here are the other posts I have written on home security:

Where NOT to hide your Jewels and Cash in the House

Keep Wandering Children in the House and Burglars Out

Security Cameras, Motion Sensor Triggers, Ladders and Neighbours

Talk Radio May Be Worth Your Diamonds - Home Security

Behind Curtain #1 - The Family Automobiles. Are you home?

Mr. Burglar: My key is hidden under the mat or under the flower pot



Photo credit: Untitled

Valerie Zinger valeriezinger@gmail.com

Ottawa, Canada 613-859-7759

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Scotch Plains Cannon Update

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Mon, 20 May 2013 07:28:08 -0700

Near the center of downtown Scotch Plains is a World War I cannon that was given to the town after WWII. The gift was a thank you for residents purchasing a minimum of $20,000 in War Bonds. The resident's of Scotch Plains generously gave more than $200,000 in support of the war effort.

So as the picture shows the cannon sits in it's glory, but something is missing.

The wheels.

Because the cannon had been sitting for so long, the wooden wheels were heavily damaged. The wheels have been shipped to an Amish wheel worker in Pennsylvania to do the restoration work.

A couple of weeks ago, I drove past the cannon, and behold! The new wheels are on it! It really looks grand!!! Don't you think?

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Real Estate Market Report for Kenilworth, NJ for April, 2013

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Sun, 19 May 2013 09:16:31 -0700

Kenilworth, NJ, is located in the heart of Union County and is home to nearly 8000 people.

Harding Elementary School holds students from Pre-K to sixth grade, David Brearley Middle School holds grades 7 and 8 and David Brearley High School holds students in grades 9-12 from Kenilworth and Winfield Township. Kenilworth also has St. Theresa's which is a Roman Catholic elementary school.

Sale prices of homes in Kenilworth have been on a steady increase for about a year.

Homes are selling quickly in Kenilworth with the average sale within 3 months of listing.

Inventory is up in Kenilworth. April closed out with 20% more homes on the market than March.

For more information on Kenilworth Real Estate:

Kenilworth Real Estate Market Report - January-March, 2013 - 04/20/13

How long will my Union County home be on the market? - 02/24/13

Kenilworth Real Estate Market - 2012 in Review - 01/05/13

Kenilworth Marketing Report - 02/20/12

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Real Estate Market Report for Garwood, NJ for April, 2013

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Sun, 19 May 2013 09:14:21 -0700

Garwood is a borough in southern Union County and is home to roughly 7000 residents. The 400 elementary students in Garwood all attend Lincoln School. Garwood high school students join Clark students at Arthur L. Johnson High School in Clark.

Inventory in Garwood was up 50% in April as compared ot March and up 100% as compared to February. Sales are up 100% since March.

Homes in Garwood are selling very quickly. Peaking at 5 months on market in March, homes are selling within a month in April.

With inventory increasing, it's not surprising that list price is decreasing. With only 1 or 2 homes sold per month, it's difficult to compare sale price accurately.

For more information on Garwood Real Estate:

Garwood Real Estate Market Trends - January-March, 2013 - 04/05/13

How long will my Union County home be on the market? - 02/24/13

Garwood Market Report - December, 2012 - 12/28/12

Garwood NJ Market Report - 02/15/12

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Colors of Spring Scavenger Hunt - Children's Program - May 20-24

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Sat, 18 May 2013 07:23:06 -0700

2-3 year olds are welcome on Thursdays and Fridays at 9:30 am.

3-4 year olds are wlecome on Tuesday at 1:30 pm and Wednesday at 10am.

4-6 year olds are welcome on Tuesdays at 9:45 am and 3:30 pm and on Wednesdays at 1:15 pm.

Children are welcome to Trailside during the week of May 20-24 for a Colors of Spring Scavenger Hunt. Dress for the outdoors and go on a scavenger hunt to try to find red birds, orange rocks, yellow flowers, green leaves, blue skies, purple berries and much more.

Families are encouraged to register by phone at (908) 789-3670.

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Open House - 2258 Elizabeth Avenue, Rahway 5/19 2-4pm

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Thu, 16 May 2013 14:21:27 -0700

Team Zuhl

Are proud to present

2258 Elizabeth Avenue

Come join us this Sunday May 19, 2013

For an Open House from 2pm till 4pm

This home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, partially finished basement and huge yard. This house can be yours for only $199,900!!!

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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JUST LISTED!! 1937 Arbor Lane, Union

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Mon, 13 May 2013 16:30:05 -0700

Team Zuhl

Are proud to present

1937 Arbor Lane, Union

This home is absolutely stunning! It features beautiful handcrafted woodwork throughout the entire first floor. The floor plan is vey open and there is a LOT of storage space.

Enjoy cooking and having breakfast in the bright kitchen, or enjoy entertaining in the large dining room. The Master Bedroom is located on the first floor as is the bright family room with the handcrafted entertainment center.

The second floor can be used as an in-law suite. It features a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a large living room.

Here's a very affordable home with 4/5 bedrooms, a porch, fenced in yard, attached garage, partially finished basement; all located on a beautiful dead end street in the Orchard Park section of Union.

If you'd like to upgrade anything or change the layout, Renovation Loan financing is available.

Contact us for more information.

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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16 Ways to Thank a Teacher

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Tue, 07 May 2013 05:01:04 -0700

Happy National Teacher Day!

To teach is to touch lives forever.

None of us would be where we were if it weren't for a teacher, and, in many cases, many teachers. Christa McAuliffe said, "I touch the future. I teach." Teachers are the profession that teach all the other professions. And yet, according to TIME magazine, 77% of adults feel teaching is one of the most under-appreciated professions in this country. Today is National Teacher Day, so here are 16 ways you can say "Thank you" to the teachers in your life.

Walk up to your teacher and say, "Thank you." They'll know why.
Do exactly what your teacher thinks you're capable of doing.
Volunteer in a public school. Be a guest lecturer. Chaperone field trips. Serve in the cafeteria.
Bring some cut flowers from your garden to your teacher. Or stop at a florist and buy some.
Send your teacher a card saying "Thank you." Jean is a teacher, and she has a binder that bursts with all of the thank you cards she's received over the years.
Pay it forward - teach someone else the lessons that your teacher taught you.
Bring your teacher an apple. Or a plum. Or a pear.
Make a donation to a public school. Earmark the donation for something your teacher would appreciate - books, technology, a couch for the faculty room?
Send your teacher an email saying "Thank you." Trust me - he or she will save it forever.
Encourage a child to become a teacher.
Remind your teacher of something he or she said that had an impact on you.
Spread the love - Buy a book that your teacher recommended and give it to someone who needs it.
Publicly thank a teacher - on your Facebook wall, on your Active Rain post (Thanks, Miss DiCandia!), in your Tweets, on YouTube.
Vote for education. Support your local school budget and candidates who support public education.
Give your teacher a gift. Some of Jean's favorites are gift certificates to book stores and coffee shops, but some families give more extravagant gifts - tickets to a Broadway play, certiicates for dinner out, spa gift certificates.
Nominate him or her for the National Teacher Hall of Fame.

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Rotary Woof Walk to raise money for local Police & K-9 units - May 19

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Fri, 10 May 2013 11:19:58 -0700

When: Sunday, 10am till 2pm - May 19, 2013

Where: On the Village Green, Scotch Plains

Why: To raise money for the Scotch Plains Police K-9 Unit, the Fanwood Police Department's Bike patrol as well as other Rotary charities.

The information below is from a press release written by Maria LaMorte-Wright, VP of the FSP Rotary.

The Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club will hold its third annual "Woof Walk” on Sunday, May 19^th. The walk is a 1.5-mile fundraiser for the Scotch Plains Police K-9 unit, the Fanwood Police Department's Bike Patrol and other Rotary charities.

The Scotch Plains Police K-9 Unit is used in a variety of situations to assist the residents of Scotch Plains.

To search for and detect the presence of explosive devices or firearms
To search for and detect the odor of narcotics
To search for lost persons
To search for hidden suspects
To apprehend fleeing suspects
To be a visual deterrent for crime

The Fanwood Police Department’s Bike Patrol, which started in 2011, was created to foster a personal relationship between the police, business owners and the community. This allows a more informal interaction with the officers and citizens of Fanwood.

Beginning at the Scotch Plains Village Green, dogs and their owners will take a walk through the streets and neighborhoods of Scotch Plains. Check-in begins at 10 a.m., and the walk starts at 11. There will be water and trash receptacles along the way as well as many Rotary volunteers.

The event will feature music, refreshments, K-9 unit demonstrations, door prizes and contests for "Amazing Dog Trick," "Look-a-Like," "Face Only a Mother Could Love" and "Best Dressed." Every participant receives a free dog bandana while supplies last. All dogs should be properly licensed and vaccinated. In Fanwood and Scotch Plains, all dogs six months and older must be licensed. Licensing information can be obtained in person at the Fanwood or Scotch Plains Municipal buildings and information is available on both of the town websites.

Registration is required and is $10 before the event and $15 on the day of the event. Registration forms are available online at www.rotarywoofwalk.com.

The Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the Stage House Restaurant. Guests are invited to join us for lunch, enjoy the camaraderie, and learn about the good that Rotary is doing worldwide.

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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Astronomy Day Celebration @ Trailside Nature and Science Center May 18

Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl (Hallmark Realtors) — Thu, 09 May 2013 13:23:48 -0700

On Saturday, May 18th, 2013, the Union County Board of Freeholders and the members of Amateur Astronomers, Inc. will be holding Astronomy Day festivities at Trailside.

The event will feature safe solar observing (weather permitting) from 1 to 2pm followed by childrens event from 2 to 4pm. There will be door prizes and special events for the children.

The evening presentation begins at 8pm and runs until 10pm. If the skies are clear telescopic views of Saturn and other objects will be seen.

For more information please visit Trailside's website or call 908-789-3670.

~ Wayne & Jean

Union County, NJ - a great place to live and work!

If you're looking to buy or sell a property in Union County, call us at 908-917-4189 or email TeamZuhl@gmail.com.

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All opinions, information and data provided is deemed reliable but is subject to errors and omissions. Not intended to solicit other Brokers' clients. We cooperate with them fully.