Wisconsin Rapids Real Estate – Wisconsin Rapids Homes For Sale

I know Thanksgiving was a couple days ago. Deer hunting is now almost over. Our 50+ degree days seem to be behind us. Snow seems to be only days away. And the holiday season is in full swing…

But before Christmas trees are up and lights decorate both the inside and outside of your home, I’d like to say a little thank you. Not just to you the reader, but also to the world in general.

First, my sincerest thanks to the couple dozen of you who’ve signed up to automatically receive my blog posts. Letting me into your inbox is just as important as letting me into your home. I work hard to provide information that you will continue to receive value from.

Next, to everyone else who’s made their way here. To those of you who’ve bookmarked “The School” or those of you who simply put this website on their website viewing ‘to do’ list; thank you to you as well. I know the websites that are on my must see list, and I’m honored to be on yours.

And to anyone who’s interested in real estate. I became a Realtor 2 years ago because I have a passion for this career. A passion for helping people.

I love being able to share my knowledge on this website as well as GoRapids.com. It’s humbling to be able to help a family purchase their dream home. Or to help a homeowner find someone who’ll better appreciate what their home has to offer.

I’m nowhere near being a ‘top producer.’ But life is good and I truly value the people I’ve met and the people I’ve been able to help.

Thank you.

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Let the stress melt away as you approach this spacious Neillsville home. Located approximately 2 miles from downtown Neillsville this home will provide you a quiet place to retreat to, but yet still close enough for a “quick run into town” to get tonight’s dinner.

As you enter the property you’ll instantly appreciate the 1.5+ acres you can call home. Lined with trees, but still open to provide space for children to play or shops to be built…

The first building you’ll notice will not be the home, but the detached office. Including electricity, this used to house the office of a former greenhouse business. It will easily handle the needs of any modern office; and provide you the peace and quiet you need to be productive.

As you approach the home take notice of the large covered deck. At 40 feet long you’ll be able to enjoy the cool spring evenings at your new country home. The front door leads you into the formal dining room. I dare you to find a dinner table that will not easily fit into this room. No really, I do!

From there you enter the spacious eat in kitchen. The kitchen offers more than 30 feet of counter space making even the biggest meals easy to create.

Next you’ll move onto the living room. At a staggering 26′x22′ this room will fit even the largest furniture. Do you need space for kids to play? Room for family and friends to gather? This room has it, with room to spare. Patio doors and 2 skylights provide plenty of natural light. Plus they help keep your heating and cooling bills down. That’s always good.

The master bedroom. Yes, it is a master. Getting ready for work just became easier with the full bathroom. Spread your makeup, gels, lotions, potions and anything else you need to “become presentable” in the morning out on the large bathroom vanity.

The family room offers you a place to get away. Relax on a Sunday afternoon in January with your favorite book. Or watch your favorite cat soak up the warmth the sun provides through the multiple patio doors and skylight.

If you find yourself wanting more space, either in the home or in the yard, this home has it. If you want move-in ready at an affordable price, this home has that too.

All that’s left for you to do is get in touch with Adam Holberg today!

Email: holberga [at] firstweber [dot] com

Phone: 715-572-8372

The following public H1N1 flu vaccine clinics are available for people who are in the following target groups:

• Pregnant
• Caregivers of infants less than 6 months old
• People 6 months – 4 years of age
• Health care workers who have direct patient contact
• People 5-18 years of age with chronic health conditions

Please note: All clinic dates are TENTATIVE and subject to change based on vaccine availability.

Tentative Schedule:

• Friday, November 6, 2009  9:00 am – 7:00 pm  Mid-State Technical College, 500 32nd Street N, Wisconsin Rapids 
• Friday, November 13, 2009  9:00 am – 7:00 pm  Oak Avenue Community Center, 201 S. Oak Avenue, Marshfield 

These clinics are ONLY for the target groups listed above. Target populations are subject to change on a daily basis. There will be future opportunities to get H1N1 flu vaccine to those who do not fall in these categories.

No appointment necessary. However, vaccine supply may be limited.

H1N1 Vaccination Consent Forms:

Child H1N1 Vaccination Consent Form
Adult H1N1 Vaccination Consent Form

Parents of school-aged children:

Health Department Letter to Parents Regarding Vaccination, October 12, 2009
Health Department Letter to Parents Regarding Vaccination, September 29, 2009
Student Vaccine Consent Form
Vaccine Information Sheet (Nasal Spray)
Vaccine Information Sheet (Injectable)

For more information on H1N1 Influenza:

Wisconsin’s Pandemic Flu Resource http://pandemic.wisconsin.gov/
Centers for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services http://www.pandemicflu.gov/
Coughing/Sneezing Etiquette Video
Call 2-1-1

Ways to protect yourself and your family:

• Wash hands frequently.
• Cover mouth and nose when coughing for sneezing.
• Avoid large crowds.
• Stay home if you are sick.
• Stay home for 7 days after the start of illness and fever is gone.
• Call your health care provider if you develop influenza-like symptoms. You will be advised as to whether you should be seen or if you need to take antiviral medications.
• Wash your hands often with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer often, especially after using tissues.
• Cover coughs and sneezes with your arm or sleeve.
• Don’t share drinking cups and straws.
• Avoid close contact with others who are sick.
• Do not touch your eyes, nose, or mouth.
• Properly dispose of used tissues.
• Get plenty of rest and drink clear fluids to keep from becoming dehydrated.
• Frequently clean commonly touched surfaces (i.e., door knobs, refrigerator handle, telephone, faucets).

the above information was taken from the Wood County Health Department website