Joan Ronk lic. Realestate Agent Interior Designer

12/17/2025

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11/19/2025

11/05/2025

The right time is now...I'm here to answer all your questions...845.282.3997

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween friends!

10/30/2025

PM me or call 845. 282..3997. to answer all of your questions. 🎃

10/05/2025

Witch out !

Look for our Creepy Wandering Mime at Witchingtonville After Dark: Classic Horror !

10/04/2025

These handmade Mexican flower pots are just perfect for adding texture to your home, inside or outdoors. PM me for details.

10/04/2025

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10/04/2025

A statewide burn ban is in effect due to increased fire risk and continued dry conditions. The ban will be in effect for 14 days from October 2nd to October 15th and will be reevaluated prior to expiration. New Yorkers can help prevent fires in communities and in the backcountry by complying with the prohibition on most outdoor fires and protect water supplies by continuing to conserve water whenever possible.

The statewide burn ban now in effect PROHIBITS the starting of outdoor fires for purposes of brush and debris disposal, as well as all uncontained fires, including campfires, and open fires used for cooking. Backyard fire pits and contained campfires less than three feet in height and four feet in length, width or diameter ARE ALLOWED, as are small, contained cooking fires. Burning garbage or leaves is already prohibited year-round in New York State and several municipalities have burn bans currently in effect.

Recent dry conditions are resulting in a “High” fire danger for the Southern Tier, Lake Ontario Plains, St. Lawrence, Adirondack, High Peaks and Upper Hudson Champlain Fire Danger Rating Areas. A high fire danger means all fine, dead fuels ignite readily and fires start easily from most causes, including unattended brush and campfires. The rest of the state remains in “Moderate” fire danger, which means fires can start from most accidental causes.

The high fire danger is due in part to gusty winds and lower relative humidities forecasted during an existing prolonged dry spell. Any notable rainfall from last week was not areawide and while wind gusts are expected to calm down, dry conditions are expected to continue for at least another week.

Since the beginning of August, Forest Rangers have responded to 64 wildland fires across the state. Fires may become serious and controlling them difficult unless attacked successfully while still small.

10/03/2025

A charm...see this home for rent in Newburgh..it's a keeper!
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10/03/2025

Let's rise up....