We wanted to remind everyone that we currently have a Facebook picture contest going on to see who has the best Independence Day photo!

The resident with the most likes on Facebook will receive a $200 Visa Gift Card from the leasing office.

HOW TO WIN THE CONTEST:

1. Send us your best Independence Day photo in a private message on Facebook & tell us the location/story behind the photo.

2. The picture will be uploaded to a Photo Album titled, “ 2014 – Best Independence Day Pic Contest”

3. Send the Facebook picture link to your friends and family so they can like the photo.

4. The resident with the most likes on Facebook will win the $200 prize.

Contest ends on Monday, July 8^th, 2014 at 12:01 am
– One picture per resident.

BIG NEWS EVERYONE!
We launched a Facebook picture contest this week to see who has the Best Independence Day photo!
The resident with the most likes on Facebook will receive a $200 Visa Gift Card from the leasing office

HOW TO WIN THE CONTEST:

Simply send us your best vacation picture on Facebook and tell us about the picture. We will upload it to a picture folder and the picture with the most likes will WIN $200 DOLLARS!!

Rules for Contest:
– One Picture per Resident
– The winner of the contest must be a current resident at the property.
– The Contest will officially ends on Monday, July 7th 2014.
– The resident must submit the photo in a private message to our Fan Page Account on Facebook.
– The resident must submit contact information & tell us the background story behind the picture.

May the luck of the Irish be with you today.

Millions of workers and school children in the United States are getting a day off Monday for the annual Presidents' Day holiday.



It first became a federal holiday in 1879 to celebrate the February 22 birthday of the first U.S. president, George Washington.



Nearly a century later, in 1968, Congress passed a law shifting the celebration of several federal holidays from specific dates to predetermined Mondays in order to give workers three consecutive days off.



Retailers take advantage of the holiday – held on the third Monday in February – to promote sales and price cuts on their products.



Although the day is still officially known as Washington's Birthday, it has evolved into Presidents' Day to celebrate both Washington's birthday and that of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th U.S. president whose birthday falls on February 12. Lincoln's birthday was never an official federal holiday, although many states celebrated the day.



Presidents' Day is now widely viewed as a day to celebrate all presidents past and present.

As you enjoy the holiday, please take time out to remember the past leaders who came before us.