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Sue Adler To Have Her Own Signature Sandwich at Millburn Deli

Last night my husband and I attended the Millburn-Short Hills Newcomers Club Winter Gala at the beautiful Beacon Hill Club in Summit. There was an amazing turnout and I got to see so many of my clients -so it was alot of fun for me. There was a silent auction, and the first item, which quickly caught my eye, was  “Create your own signature sandwich at the Millburn Deli. Your sandwich will appear on the sandwich board for six months.” I instantly got excited  – I mean how amazing would this be for marketing? – seriously!  

Well, I  put in a bid. A few hours later I noticed that I was outbid and the auction was nearing the end, so I stood by the table, feeling really competitive ( I cant help it, I’m just that way when I really want something) and made sure my bid was the highest.  So, yes, YAY, I won my own signature sandwich!!!! So here’s where I need your help.

What should I name my Millburn Deli sandwich? And what should be IN this signature sandwich?

At first I thought “The Sassy Sue Adler” – roast beef with melted provolone with sassy horseradish sauce. But it’s too much like another griller they have.

Then in the middle of the night I thought…. how bout “The SueAdler.combo”? ( SueAdler DOT combo -  Get it? ) But what to put in the combo?  Between appointments today I built my ideal sandwich in my mind… Turkey, avocado, sun dried tomatos, cucumbers, and goat cheese on a whole grain roll or a whole grain something or other. 

Please be creative and share your ideas and do NOT be shy. And if you had to name your own deli signature sandwich, what would you name it and what would you put in it? Feel free to share your ideas here or on my facebook page:  http://www.facebook.com/sueadlerteam .   And if I like your idea better than mine, I’ll buy you deli sandwich!

Yours to count on,

Sue

Chatham NJ Neighborhood and Town Video Tour

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The sought after areas of Chatham Borough   and neighboring Chatham Township  share a common heritage and are often referred to as Chatham or The Chathams. If you’re thinking of moving to  NJ, and are looking for an easy commute into NYC, excellent schools, and a great community, here’s a way to get a peak at what this beautiful town has to offer.  You’ll see schools, parks, Main Street shops and restaurants, Chatham train station, as well as  beautiful borough and township neighborhoods.

Then, if I’ve peaked your interest, and you’d like to come in for the real town tours, just give me a call… (973)464-9129

Yours to count on,

Sue

Maplewood/South Orange, NJ Neighborhood and Town Video

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Summit NJ, Neighborhood and Town Tour Video

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If you work in NYC and need an easy commute, I’ve filmed this   Summit NJ   neighborhood and community tour to give you a true  sense of our town  and neighborhoods. 

If we’ve peaked your interest, give me a call (973)464-9129, and The Sue Adler Team will be happy to give you the REAL town tours.

Highlights of this video:  You’ll see Down town Summit with its upscale boutique shops and awesome restaurants, our beautiful neighborhoods, parks, and schools. You’ll also hear from local residents on why they chose Summit and what they  love most about living here. Read the rest of this entry »

Millburn/Short Hills, NJ Neighborhood and Town Video tour

Considering a move to Millburn/ Short Hills ? Sue Adler and local residents take you on a video tour of  Milburn and Short Hlls neighborhoods, including the Glenwood, South Mountain, Wyoming, Old Short Hills, Hartshorn, and Deerfield Sections. You’ll see Millburn’s Blue Ribbon Schools, Downtown Millburn Ave boutique shops and restaurants, Taylor Park, Paper Mill Playhouse, etc… and hear from local residents about what it’s like to live here.

Not only is Millburn/Short Hills one of the Midtown Direct  Trainline Towns and an easy commute to New York City, but the  Millburn School District is known as one of the top school districts in the country. It is always winning awards for its academic excellence. Click Here for a free school report Read the rest of this entry »

Craigslist scammers hit Maplewood New Jersey listings and unsuspecting renters

The other day I got a call from the owner of my new listing at 101 Parker Rd in Maplewood NJ.  He couldnt understand why I would advertise his house for RENT on Craigslist for $1200 a month when we signed a listing contract to SELL his house, not rent it.  I had no idea what he was talking about so he read me the ad. It was an anonymous Craigs List poster, so I asked him to please respond to it and see who responds back,  since I know we didnt post that ad.

This is what came back:

Hello
     I can see you are interested in the ad I have pasted, I am currently in West Africa where I work as a volunteer with the RAFIKI FOUNDATION,here is the site for more detail about why I am here in Africa.( http://www.rafiki-foundation.org/). So I need a tenant to take care of it but since  I am out of the state now, I have received some proposals regarding the rent because it is located in a very good area of Maplewood, but I still have to make sure it is rented out to someone who can take good care of it. Read the rest of this entry »

Wanna be in pictures? Shooting town tours of my 8 New Jersey towns next week, and I need your input!

Dear Friends,

This past Wednesday  I held my 4th annual Client Mix and Mingle Party, which I hold every year so that my clients who have just moved to the area can meet new friends.  Thanks to  the 60 people who attended!   Pictures are up on  facebook   http://www.facebook.com/sueadler  so feel free to check them out!

I’m really grateful for the friends I’ve made through my business and I probably don’t express that enough.  

  Referrals from my clients  now account for 70% of my business and my team is currently #2 in the entire MLS YTD for dollar volume production, and #1 in the midtown direct towns for units! THANK YOU!! 
So…since I do so much relocation, I’ve got this great idea for relocation buyers that I’m finally putting into action. Could use your input…..  I’ve hired a professional videographer to shoot town videos of Millburn, Short Hills, Maplewood, South Orange, Summit, Livingston and Chatham.
I’ve hired a radio host to interview locals and capture your stories about living here on video ( he’s very conversational and puts people at ease right away! ) We’re also interviewing shop and restaurant owners and filming homes that would be typical for the community.  Read the rest of this entry »

Manhattan Bagel to open in Summit NJ

When I moved from the Philly burbs, where we had great bagels from places like Hymies and Murrays, I just expected that living  ”outside of NYC” the bagels could all be bought fresh out of the oven with a crusty exterior with the soft inside. mmmm.  They’re fine, so I’m not really complaining, but they just dont exceed my expectations either. So the news of Akram Kwaik opening up a Manhattan Bagel in Summit is music to my ears, that is, if the bagels actually taste like  New York bagels .  Is anyone out there familiar with them? That brings me to my next question… where are your favorite places to get great bagels around here?  Would you vote for  Livingston Bagel , Bagel Chateau, or Bagels 4 You in Short Hills? Any others?

Maplewoodstock music festival!

What a fantastic weekend!  We spent it at Memorial Park in Maplewood for the fifth annual Maplewoodstock festival.  No you didn’t read that wrong.  A bunch of musicians started a two day outdoor music and arts festival five years ago and it’s gotten bigger and better each year.  This year, along with our own local artists,  Marshall Crenshaw and The Band closed the series.

Bicycle, Bicycle…I want to ride my Bicycle. Ode to Freddie Mercury.

Week 3 of my “Greener Evolution”.

I was stopped at a light at the corner of Morris Tpke. and Millburn Ave. when four teenage girls, say 14 or 15 years old, nearly gave the “MOM”in me a heart attack. Two of the girls dangerously ignored the cross signal and road their bikes across the busy street narrowly avoiding oncoming traffic. The other two waited until it was slightly safer to ride across, but if any of their mothers had been there..OY!

In our area the number of residents who are thinking along the same lines seems to be hitting a critical mass. On July 21st a vote on this issue is scheduled at the Millburn Township Committee Meeting. If passed, it will provide bike lanes and safer bike travel around a portion of South Mountain Reservation from Brookside Drive to Ridgewood Road. The project is supposed to include striping along Glen Avenue, road markers with the bicycle symbol, and kiosks with information about the path and signs. In addition to running along Glen Avenue, the path would link to downtown Millburn on Lackawanna Place. Now this is something everyone (especially all of us Greenies) would love to see happen! Read the rest of this entry »