Did you know that what we now consider as unique and charming clinker bricks were once considered trash by brick manufacturers? In the early 20th century, their irregular shapes and vibrant colors were seen as manufacturing accidents, but creative builders and architects found beauty in their nonconformity. Clinker bricks, named for the distinctive sound they…
Time to look ahead as the start of the 2021-2022 school year nears. As you prepare for the upcoming school year, remember the words of teacher Jaime Escalante, whose experience was the subject of the 1988 movie ‘Stand and Deliver’: “We are all concerned about the future of American education. But as I tell my…
The little free pantry program was created as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for food security throughout the city of Riverside. The Free Little Pantry is similar to the Free Little Library program that offers books to the community, you have probably seen several of these around the Wood Streets. But…
The Sister Team wishes you a blessed and peaceful Easter and a meaningful Passover. May your holidays be filled with happiness, love, and faith.
A Father’s Love In the quiet morning light,Your strength a guiding star so bright,With gentle words and hands so strong,You’ve led me through the right and wrong. From playful days and endless nights,To teaching me to reach new heights,Your love has been a steadfast guide,A haven where I can confide. With laughter shared and wisdom…
June 11, 2020 The coronavirus outbreak has caused many buyers and sellers to reconsider whether now is the time to make a move, but agents like us have put the right strategies in place, and we have maintained momentum despite the disruption. “The Sister Team” HAS SOLD, ON AVERAGE, ONE HOUSE PER WEEK since the…
During Thanksgiving, let us not forgot to give thanks to our family, friends, pets…anyone or anything that is truly most important to us. Live compassionately and thankfully throughout the year. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thinking of America’s heroes today …. and every day!
May all the joys of Hanukkah fill your heart throughout the New Year.
In recognition of workers across our wonderful country, the 40 hour work week, and benefits, we celebrate Labor Day today. Were you aware that the first Labor Day Parade was held in New York’s Union Square in 1882? That’s 133 years ago! However, Labor Day didn’t become a federal holiday until 1894.
