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Hamden Rental Apartments Residents Enjoy March Shows at the Shubert
Posted by: | CommentsThe Shubert Theater in New Haven continues to provide great entertainment for residents of our Seramonte Hamden rental apartments. Whether you are looking for comedy or are more musical-ly inclined, the Shubert has something for you in March.
This Saturday, March 3 at 8 p.m. is “An Evening of Comedy and Hope to Benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.” The benefit concert presentation features the comedy of Kenny “Z”imlinghaus, who can be heard on the daily morning show “Cosmo Radio” on SIRIUSXM. He has travelled all over the country and his act never disappoints. Tickets are still available, ranging from $28 to $43 a seat, and VIP reception tickets are available for premium orchestra level seating and entry into reception which includes food, drinks and amazing auction items. Read More→
Residents of Hamden Rental Apartments Wonder What Happened to Winter
Posted by: | CommentsWhile we have been enjoying the warmer temperatures, residents of our Seramonte Hamden rental apartments can’t help but be amazed that this winter has been one of the mildest in terms of snowfall and temperature since 1967. Last year on Groundhog’s Day, a blizzard swept through New England and blanketed us with snow. This year, Punxsutawney Phil came out of his hole to mild temperatures but saw his shadow and thus predicted six more weeks of winter. But where is the groundhog prophet’s winter? This year’s snowfall is a record low and we’ve been experiencing mild temperatures that have been averaging at least five degrees above normal. Read More→
Stamford Rental Apartments Residents Keep up with Fitness Resolutions
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If you're looking for something different than our convenient fitness centers, the Stamford Athletic Club offers classes and specialized programs
The residents of our Hoyt-Bedford, Morgan Manor and the Townhouse Stamford rental apartment communities already know what a great value our apartments provide. Residents love that most of their utilities included in their rent, as well as access to an on-site fitness facility at each community. These state-of-the-art fitness centers provide a convenient way to de-stress, work out and keep up the resolutions to work off winter weight. With a fitness center located at each of our Stamford properties, it is convenient for our tenants to start an exercise program without leaving home.
If you’ve fallen off of the wagon and want to get back to fighting weight, then there are plenty of other options that might work better for you. Group classes can really help, and you will find those and more at the Stamford Athletic Club. Located conveniently just a few blocks away from our downtown Stamford apartments on Third Street, the Stamford Athletic Club offers a lap-pool, heart-zone training and group classes in everything from water-aerobics and Pilates to Zumba. Read More→
Celebrate Black History Month Near Stamford Apartment Rentals
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The statue in Stamford's Jackie Robinson Park, where there will be a number of Black History Month celebrations.
Residents of Stamford rental apartments have plenty of ways to celebrate Black History month in downtown Stamford. Activities range from celebrations to the additions to American culture by African-Americans, recognition of the struggle for civil rights and more.
The Ferguson Library, located just about 10 minutes from our Hoyt-Bedford and Morgan Manor apartments, celebrates Black History Month with a special display of African-American authors on the library’s main floor and special programs. Mark your calendar for an evening of love songs and poetry with Dionne Lamothe at the South End Branch on Feb. 9. The 22nd National African-American Read-in event is Feb. 23 at 4:30 p.m., and the Ferguson Library will present readings for children by community leaders in celebration of Black History Month. Read More→
Albertus Magnus: Outstanding Learning Environment for Hamden Rental Apartments Residents
Posted by: | CommentsAt our Hamden rental apartments at Seramonte, you’re only 3.5 miles from Albertus Magnus College, where you can stretch your mind, find your strengths and follow your dreams. It’s a learning environment that encourages students to enhance their college experience by becoming engaged in the community. Even though there are currently nearly 20,000 students enrolled in its programs, Albertus Magnus College keeps classrooms small and offers one-on-one attention by faculty members who are known as experts in their fields.
In addition to its undergraduate, graduate and adult accelerated degrees, Albertus Magnus offers The School of New Dimensions. The objective of the School of New Dimensions is to prepare students to assume significant roles in business and their careers. Through the use of academically qualified business professionals, the school strives to provide the most up-to-date and practical business and management education possible. These career-oriented courses integrate theory and practice in a meaningful way. The program is open to both traditional students and business adults, who work in teams to solve management issues as well as face ethical quandaries in simulations pulled from real-world cases. For those that cannot physically attend the small, 16-22 student classes, there are also online options. Read More→
Residents of Branford Apartment Rentals Enjoy Nearby Highly-Rated Eatery
Posted by: | CommentsThose who live in our Branford apartment rentals at Montoya enjoy the best in life in this wonderfully quaint coastal New England town! Branford isn’t limited to the New England coastal lifestyle, though, and has lots to offer to those who enjoy the quiet life or want to stay in town; especially with its numerous excellent dining options in Branford.
In our town there are 11 Zagat-rated restaurants. Ethnic cuisine and fresh seafood are just a few of the options diners have when they are looking for quality meals in Branford. Le Petit Cafe, located on 225 Montowese Street, was named one of the top 30 restaurants in America by Zagat, with a near perfect food score of 29 out of 30. It serves a menu which changes weekly to make sure only to use freshest ingredients.
There are plenty of other, non-Zagat rated, dining options, including Japanese, Indian and Thai. Branford restaurants offer a wide range of prices and dining experience from casual to fine dining. During the summer, there are numerous beach restaurants that have outside seating, which allows diners to have a quality meal while they enjoy the fresh beach air. Read More→
The Ferguson Library Offers Activities for Residents of Stamford Rental Apartments
Posted by: | CommentsWhile our weather here at Stamford rental apartments has been mild so far, there’s still three months of winter left. Since we believe in being prepared, we have scoped out a couple of local places of interest that are only a couple of blocks from our Hoyt-Bedford, Morgan Manor and Townhouse apartments where you can go to spend some quality time when the snow is thick.
If you haven’t already stopped by, then you really should check out the Ferguson Library, located on the corner of Bedford and Broad streets. Since it first opened its doors more than 100 years ago at the end of the 19th century, The Ferguson Library has been the heart of the Stamford community. It is a place of learning and education as well as a gathering place where people can meet and exchange ideas. For some of us, it’s even a place to just come in out of the cold, grab a Starbucks latte and catch up on the news of the day. The Ferguson has really kept up-to-date in its services and remains a vital and cutting edge resource for the whole city with a wide selection of titles, exciting events and even e-reader assistance.
For kids, there are services like story hours, crafts and movies. Children in grades two through five can attend a Saturday morning chess club. They can learn the moves in just two classes; and while it’s open to all children, preference will be given to Stamford residents. Space is limited so you’ll have to call ahead to register at 203 351-8242. Read More→
No limits on Delivery Food for Stamford Apartment Rentals Residents
Posted by: | CommentsThe holidays are behind us and the better part of winter is looming ahead; but even during the coldest of days, residents of our Stamford apartment rentals communities can stay warm and toasty while enjoying some of the best dining in downtown Stamford. A new delivery service has arrived in town, called GoWaiter.com and they can deliver everything our great local culinary artists have to offer.
You can go online to GoWaiter or call (203) 805-8646 and browse the menus of many different restaurants in Stamford. It’s simple: you just click the logo of the restaurant, and then click order now to pick delivery time and make your menu selections. You can even put in special requests, like “no tomatoes” or “dressing on the side.”
The standard delivery fee is only $3.99 per restaurant for orders placed online, and only a dollar more for orders placed through their call center. Minimum amounts on an order vary depending on the market and time of day. The delivery fee does not include gratuity for the delivery waiter, so make sure to tip!
If you live at our Montoya Branford apartment rentals, you know that we take great care of your yard area and the common grounds so you don’t have to worry about a thing. If you’re looking for something more when it comes to outdoor decor, then there are lots of opportunities to see great light displays around Branford. The City of Branford does a Holiday House Decorating Contest every year that was judged on Dec. 14 and 15, so now’s a great time to enjoy their work and hit the best of the best in Branford home light displays.
The best overall home in Branford this year is Carol Brockett’s of 4 Milo Drive. Best Holiday Spirit winner is Brian DeLuca of 150 Goldsmith Road, who was last year’s overall winner. The Technological Fantasy winner is Kevin Nelson of 32 Milo Drive. Most Beautiful went to Mary Point Strong of 12 Indian Neck Avenue, and Don Gentile of 40 Averill Place won Most Captivating. Ten other families participated in this year’s contest. Read More→
Explore the Festival of Lighthouses Near Norwalk Apartments
Posted by: | CommentsResidents of our Morningside Gardens Norwalk apartments are just a short trip away from one of the season’s most magical local events: an opportunity to walk a trail illuminated by 24 hand-crafted lighthouses. These lighthouses are creatively built using everything from stone, gingerbread, toilet paper tubes, sugar cubes from France and even more crazy materials in the 10th annual “Festival of Lighthouses” at The Maritime Aquarium.
The festival runs now through Jan. 16, 2012, and Aquarium visitors can follow these homemade beacons through the galleries and cast a vote for their favorite. The lighthouse with the most votes wins $1,500! The display is free with Maritime Aquarium admission, normally $12.95 for adults and $9.95 for children, and a trip to the aquarium can easily be an entire day’s worth of learning and wonder.
Rules are kept to a minimum to allow for maximum creativity. Lighthouses must be 3 to 6 feet tall and have a working light, and may not include animal remains (including shells). Beyond that, it’s up to the creators’ imaginations. Entries in the display this year include a lighthouse made out of toilet-paper tubes, another made of welded copper, a Cat in the Hat-themed lighthouse, a lighthouse whose shingles are made from men’s neckties and another made of gingerbread. Read More→







