News: Connecticut
Posted: August 13, 2008
Weichert Realtors attend Savin Rock Festival
Weichert Realtors Regional Properties Orange office recently participated at the 4-day Savin Rock Festival recently held by the water near Bradley Point. More than 200 businesses and vendors demonstrated their goods and services at the event.
Realtor GiGi Mancini was chairperson for Weichert's participation. Together with Realtors Cathy Chapovich and Rosemary Sowitcky, they were instrumental in the success of their exhibit. The Weichert Regional Properties golf cart was on display and fair-goers were invited to pose in it for a picture.
Realtors Peter Tuccio, Melanie Heltke, Lynn Fiorillo, Bradley Glazer, Dominque Gaillot, Mike Sirochman, Karen Drozd, Gunna Voigt, Joe Han, MaryAnn Galonczyk-Moffitt, Bill Morgan, Mary Radziszewski, Fred Portoff along with Orange manager and vice president of sales Sarah Harrower provided home buying and selling information along with a list of available properties.
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