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Field 211: Multi-Subject: Teachers of Early Childhood
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Part One: Literacy and English Language Arts
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Sample Constructed-Response Item
Competency 0004
Analysis, Synthesis, and Application
start boldUse the information in the exhibits to complete the task that follows. end bold
Using your knowledge of content and sound pedagogical practices in literacy and English language arts, analyze the information provided and write a response of approximately 400 to 600 words in which you:
- identify one significant strength the student demonstrates in the development of text comprehension or foundational reading skills, citing specific evidence from the exhibits to support your assessment;
- identify one significant need the student demonstrates in the development of text comprehension or foundational reading skills, citing specific evidence from the exhibits to support your assessment;
- describe one learning activity or instructional strategy that would effectively address the student's identified need or build on the student's identified strength; and
- explain how the learning activity or instructional strategy you described would be effective in addressing the student's need or in building on the student's strength.
Be sure to use evidence from start bold all end bold the exhibits in your response.
Exhibit 1: Teacher Notes
Student: Joseph B.
Home Language: English
Age: 6 Grade: 1st
IEP?: no
Jan. 5 Poetry Café, Day 2—Joseph presented his spaghetti poem, a very clever satire of the Hoberman poem we read in class. Some of the same language and the same structure, only about spaghetti. He liked reading to the group, and the other kids were impressed.
Jan. 10 Oral reading fluency screening (winter): Joseph's rate is 21 WCPM,* marginally below the winter 50th percentile benchmark of 23 WCPM. His accuracy rate was 87 percent . Overall comprehension was low.
Feb. 10 Joseph said he forgot his library books at home again this week, so he couldn't check out new books. I noticed later that he did have the books in his backpack. He said he was "still using them," and he didn't want to read a different book.
Feb. 11 During quiet reading break, Joseph had a book open to the same page the whole time—ten minutes. He seemed distracted, looked out the window a couple of times. When his eyes were on the book, his mind was clearly elsewhere.
*WCPM: Words Correct Per Minute
Exhibit 2: Reading Literature
The teacher makes a record of students' oral reading performance during a screening assessment of their oral reading fluency. After students read a passage, the teacher asks them comprehension questions. Joseph's performance record is shown below, followed by a transcript of the conversation between Joseph and the teacher about the text.
Exhibit 3: Reading Informational Text
Over the course of two days, the teacher reads aloud an informational book about an unusual relationship that formed between two animals at a wildlife refuge, an orphaned baby hippopotamus, called Owen, and "a grumpy 130-year-old male" tortoise, called Mzee (Hatkoff, et al. 2007). During the read-aloud, the teacher pauses regularly to guide students in using background knowledge and context to understand some of the challenging words in the text.
The teacher ends the read-aloud on the first day with an excerpt that includes the word start italics nurture end italics (reprinted below). After reading the excerpt once, the teacher writes the word start italics nurture end italics on the board, and asks students to explain in writing the meaning of start italics nurture end italics as it was used in the passage. The teacher reads the passage again and provides students with a short time to complete the assignment in their journals. The passage and Joseph's journal entry appear below.
Mzee can be rather bossy.... But most of the time, Mzee, whose name in the Swahili language means "wise old man," is like a gentle guardian to Owen. When Owen is upset by people or noise and prepares to charge, Mzee often blocks Owen's way and calmly holds him off, as if reassuring Owen that there is no need for alarm. This is the kind of wise guidance that Owen's mother or father would have given him. No one knows why Mzee—a reptile, without the instincts to nurture another animal—is able and willing to nurture Owen. But clearly, he is.1Acknowledgments 1
Joseph B.
Feb. 3
Mze nurchers OweN. He heps him lern about Lif and bE wizer.
Own is a baybE Mze taks cayr him.
Mzee nurtures Owen. He helps him learn about life and be wiser.
Owen is a baby. Mzee takes care of him.
Sample Strong Response to the Constructed-Response Assignment
Joseph demonstrates a significant strength in comprehension skills when text is read orally to him or with him/the class. This is evidenced by his writing a satire of a poem read aloud in class (Exhibit 1). In this context, he was able to understand the structure, language, and meaning of the poem well enough to recreate them in an original poem clearly related to the poem he had heard. This strength is also evident when he defined the word "nurture" (Exhibit 3). Joseph defines nurture by saying that "Mzee nurtures Owen" when "Mzee takes care of Owen." Joseph shows he understands the phrase "wise guidance" in the context of the passage in which the phrase follows an example of Mzee's guidance and is then further explained as the kind of thing Owen's parents would give him. Joseph infers that Mzee "helps him [Owen] learn about life" (which is not explicitly stated in the text).
Joseph demonstrates a significant need in decoding. The assessment data and notes reveal weak decoding skills that adversely affect his fluency, comprehension, and motivation to read. His teacher notes in Exhibit 1 that his oral fluency screening is just below the 50th percentile and his comprehension is low. In Exhibit 2, he struggles with automaticity as evidenced by numerous pauses and self-corrections. In particular, he struggles with decoding, pronouncing most vowels as short regardless of letter patterns ("Nel" for Neal, "tod" for toad, "snak" for snake). This difficulty clearly detracts from comprehension, as evidenced by his responses in Exhibit 2, where he can answer fewer than half the questions accurately. His spelling in Exhibit 3 also reveals phonics challenges (misspelling "r"-controlled vowels, silent "e" at the end of words: "Lif" and "taks").
An instructional strategy to address Josephs needs would be to work with Joseph (small group or individually) to develop his phonics skills to improve automatic decoding. The first area of focus would be long-vowel patterns. I would start by giving Joseph letter cards and asking him to spell a simple 3-letter word, using a CVC pattern (e.g., not) while saying it aloud. Then I'd move an "e" on to the end of this word and guide him in pronouncing the word. I would ask him to notice what happened to the vowel in the middle when an "e" is added. We would practice this with several words (kit/kite, mat/mate, tot/tote) and then move to longer words with a similar pattern, such as "snake," which is a word he had trouble decoding. Then I would give him blank cards to make word cards for his word bank. We would use the word cards to write sentences to practice oral reading. I would also use picture cards with the silent "e" pattern for Joseph to use in a matching game, to reinforce this pattern with a visual. This sequence would also be done with other word or spelling patterns. CVVC would be next because he exhibited a problem with this in reading "Neal" and "toad."
This strategy would be effective in addressing Josephs need for decoding skills in several ways. Direct instruction in targeted letter patterns gives him the specific information he needs. The combination of making, saying, writing, and reading these new words promotes learning by engaging several senses: Joseph will be acquiring and applying new knowledge in several modalities. Repetition helps him discern and recall letter patterns.
Performance Characteristics for Constructed-Response Item
The following characteristics guide the scoring of responses to the constructed-response assignment.
|The degree to which the response addresses all parts of the assignment
|The degree to which the response demonstrates the relevant knowledge and skills accurately and effectively
|Depth of Support
|The degree to which the response provides appropriate examples and details that demonstrate sound reasoning
Score Scale for Constructed-Response Item
A score will be assigned to the response to the constructed-response item according to the following score scale.
|Score Point
|Score Point Description
The "4" response reflects a thorough command of the relevant knowledge and skills:
The "3" response reflects a general command of the relevant knowledge and skills:
The "2" response reflects a partial command of the relevant knowledge and skills:
The "1" response reflects little or no command of the relevant knowledge and skills:
|The response is unscorable because it is unrelated to the assigned topic or off task, unreadable, written in a language other than English or contains an insufficient amount of original work to score.
|No response.
1From OWEN & MZEE: THE LANGUAGE OF FRIENDSHIP by Isabella Hatkoff, Craig Hatkoff, and Dr. Paula Kahumbu. Copyright 2007 by Turtle Pond Publications. Reprinted by permission of Scholastic Inc.


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No this is not about Rangers
Arsenal, in a poor attempt to get the price of Teirney's transfer down, issued a statement a few weeks ago to say that they only had £40m to spend in the transfer market.
Today's news....
Arsenal have reached an agreement with French club Lille to sign Ivory Coast winger Nicolas Pepe in a deal worth 80m euros (£72m).
Arsenal, we're skint. Aye you might be now
We're skint
No this is not about Rangers
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On train part one complete
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Part 2: aw naw, they want to see tickets
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Fookin signs up in station about the game alcohol ban on trains fook that
NNH spotted the dugs thank fook I'd have breenged on😢
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comment by Zachsda(The Ulcer Gazelle) (U1850)
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Fookin signs up in station about the game alcohol ban on trains fook that
NNH spotted the dugs thank fook I'd have breenged on😢
He has a knack for spotting dogs
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Canny beat a good sniff of a dug's erse
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Canny beat a good sniff of a dug's erse
sunday morning ffs!
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comment by Silver (U6112)
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Well no because it seems we want the money now - its Arsenal saying no we can't or won't.
Anyway, he should play for a CL team.
Says who?
A bloke on a sports forum, or any of the CL teams out there?
No offers but Napoli since you ask.
Well given that Napoli just lost out to Arsenal on Pepe, I'm not sure they're a credible alternative for Celtic regarding Tierney
posted on 28/7/19
Big Moussa steps up to pump 2 goals past Arsenal.
What's Moussa worth? Using the EPL wealthometer he must be about £50m at least.
So £25m for Tierney is a steal 👍
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comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
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Not yet, Celtic are only in the qualifiers.
Pedantic semantics.


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Prairie Homes to Yaghoutfam, Brian M. and Jessica M., 9114 N. 169th Ave., $370,986.
Landmark Performance Corp. to Bagniewski, Ned and Karen, 7668 N. 154th St., $330,695.
Dynasty Homes to Hardy, Emily P. and Nicholas A., 16016 Vane St., $325,600.
Home Co. to Chaney, Brian and Heather, 14833 Prairie Star St., $315,000.
Sherwood Homes to Prososki, Nicholas and Kairi, 15921 Mormon St., $307,390.
Kerwin, Debora K. to Linden, Jay, 16119 Bruning St., $285,000.
Sherwood Homes to Murray, Paul and Ashley, 16119 Mormon St., $276,000.
Sherwood Homes to Stinebaugh, Brian and Ashley, 8226 N. 162nd St., $275,900.
Richland Homes to McCarty, Justin, 8910 N. 169th Ave., $272,660.
Charleston Homes to Dick, Justin and Veronica, 12138 Elmwood Drive, $249,791.
Hunter, Jonathan and Colleen to Aldrich, Aileen, 15908 Hanover Falls Drive, $213,000.
Celebrity Homes to Marinez, Joe D. Sr., 14615 Sunrise St., $171,300.
Garcia, Peter J. and Tonya L. to Fagan, Kevin C. and Rachel J., 7963 N. 146th St., $165,000.
Celebrity Homes to Tuggle, Jason C., 14612 Sunrise St., $161,700.
Braden, James M. and Gwendolyn J. to Thompson, Barry, 8233 N. 154th Ave., $148,000.
Henke, Lindsay to Keys, Michael Jr., 11829 N. 157th St., $120,000.
NS-Newhill LLC to Siebrandt, William L. Trust, 18525 Northern Hills Drive, $107,000.
NS-Newhill LLC to Hrouda, Jeffrey L. and Janet R., 18403 Northern Hills Drive, $96,000.
NS-Newhill LLC to Hruska, Christopher E. and Kristin E., 12811 N. 185th St., $70,000.
NS-Newhill LLC to Smith, Ted J. and Alicia N., 12902 N. 184th St., $67,000.
Stratford Park Development to Lane Building Corp., 17208 Sunflower St., $43,600.
NS-Newhill LLC to Meier, Daniel and Susan, 18133 Stargrass Road, $42,000.
Kluver, Douglas D. and Jacqueline K. to Huston, Kellen and Rickard, Mary, 18802 Lafayette Ave., $856,500.
Wiesler, Cory and Amy to Villwok, Chad D. and Beverly A., 19217 Grande Avenue Circle, $707,500.
Alloway Holdings to Mick, Kelly S., 1717 S. 219th St., $650,000.
Breed, Randall J. and Jolene to Moore, Timothy J., trustee for Moore, Joan C. Trust, 20765 Timberlane Drive, $645,000.
Binks Construction to Schlueter, Kevin P. and Cortney, 5023 S. 238th Circle, $639,340.
Hildy Construction to Patel, Emily and Sachit, 18664 N. HWS Cleveland Blvd., $600,000.
Stromp, Daniel P. and Michele M. to Thimmesch, Darin T. and Tara L., 21303 Walnut St., $502,000.
Coda, Christopher and Michele M. to Koenig, Robert O. and Leslie F., 5732 S. 239th St., $479,000.
Lake, Jay D. and Lisa R. to Berry, Christopher and Heidi, 19627 Mayberry St., $390,000.
Johnson, Terry C. and Elizabeth A. to NEI Global Relocation Co., 1006 S. 197th Circle, $384,000.
NEI Global Relocation Co. to Criger, Torri and Jason, 1006 S. 197th Circle, $384,000.
Brockmeier, Matt and Catherine to Williams, Joel and Sara, 1510 N. 183rd Ave., $380,000.
Trademark Homes to Coda, Christopher and Erin, 18936 Sahler St., $355,000.
Coonrod, Brent and Susan to Gilmore, Eric and Sheree, 4409 N. 195th Circle, $350,000.
Vencil Construction to Hall, John J. and Britney M., 18966 Manderson St., $350,000.
Pine Crest Homes to Myers, Rebecca, 3906 N. 191st St., $347,490.
Cambridge Homes to Swanson, Desiree M. and Hanson, Marc C., 4514 N. 205th Ave., $328,740.
Doherty, Mary M. to Jamrog, Jeffrey and Connie, 622 S. 201st Ave., $325,000.
Hildy Construction to Abler, Susan M., 20454 Yort St., $318,000.
Covington Homes to Toft, Lexi, 4502 N. 205th Ave., $316,500.
Home Co. to Shaffer, Barbara, 1407 N. 194th Circle, $311,000.
Charleston Homes to Swaggard, Jason A. and Dana M., 4732 N. 205th St., $277,425.
Byrne, Bernard M. to Ebert, Francine R., 18634 Marcy St., $266,000.
Kielma, Arthur to Smith, John R. Trust, 1004 N. 185th St., $248,500.
Ringwald, Robin R. Trust to Mead, Cheryl L., 911 S. 188th Court, $247,500.
Scott, Timothy M. and Jill S. to Key, Gregory W. and Sherri R., 4831 S. 236th Circle, $135,000.
Five Fountains LLC to Hildy Construction, 19002 Nicholas Circle, $85,000.
Five Fountains LLC to Huntington Homes, 18933 Boyle Circle, $85,000.
Sigma Investments to Caniglia, John C. and Meghan, 2015 S. 214th Ave., $75,000.
PAC 211 LLC to Nathan Homes, 1317 S. 211th St., $70,000.
PAC 211 LLC to Pohlad Custom Homes, 1313 S. 210th St., $70,000.
Pacific Windgate I to Paradise Homes, 20756 Pine St., $60,000.
EVE LLC to Dave Paik Builders, 19329 Spencer St., $50,000.
Gottsch Land Co. to Hildy Construction, 4504 N. 205th St., $46,900.
Landmark Performance Corp. to Anderson, Kyle A. and Karen K., 5409 N. 284th Circle, $585,687.
Meduna, Mary K. Trust to Bressler, Michael M. and Kathy A., 4104 N. 265th St., $170,000.
Gillman, Jason P. and Jennifer A. to Young, Gregory B. and Ashley R., 926 S. 249th St., $1,225,000.
Vencil Investment Properties to Hall, Robert J. and Shelia, 308 Jefferson St., $108,000.
Wielandt, Steven C. and Nicole A. to Siegert, Tyler, 2524 Country Club Ave., $307,000.
Larson, Andrew and Jessica to Miller, Lucas M. and Allison B., 2711 Country Club Ave., $240,000.
Webb, Jean L. to Redpath, James K., 1610 N. 54th St., $230,000.
Beauvais, Cara and Josef R. to Yager, Amy M., 5061 Blondo St., $221,000.
Muelleman, Robert L. and Diane M. to Holmquist, Alicia and Collin, 2348 N. 50th Ave., $159,000.
Visty, Chad E. and Jill to Boone, Kevin M. and Kaitlynn L., 2031 N. 51st St., $140,000.
Randall, James to Begley, Mary J., 1520 N. 60th St., $140,000.
Armstrong, Bryan T. and Shannon to McKown, Megan, 3810 N. 65th Ave., $133,000.
Value Investment Enterprises to Ryan, Kim O., 3901 N. 53rd St., $102,500.
Carrizales, Amy and Theodore to Unlimited Potential Ventures, 2504 N. 61st St., $96,500.
Williams, David L. to Wee, Joseph, 5610 N. 69th St., $91,500.
Fehr, Gary and Moncure, Shannon to Mabry, Brooke M., 3109 N. 56th St., $30,000.
Wolf, Mary R. to Thomas, Anthony J. and Christina R., 3335 Woolworth Ave., $535,000.
K6 Properties to Volisak Assets LLC, 542 S. 30th St., $355,000.
Wheeler, Jason W. and Kara M. to Connor, Jeremiah M. and Aasta C., 2345 S. 34th St., $190,000.
Stibbe, Adam and Trisha to Ranum, Erin C. and Steven G., 2301 S. 35th Ave., $154,000.
Onufrock, Aaron D. and Kaela J. to Canning, Andrew R., 812 S. 35th Ave., $152,000.
Koraleski, Christopher M. to Guido, Jennifer M., 2410 S. 40th St., $135,000.
Danks, Joseph L. and Emily to Cunningham, Kelly A., 3055 S. 33rd St., $119,000.
Ondracek, Mary, personal representative of Ondracek, Ellen Estate to Dinovo, Richard F. and Paula D., 2814 S. 32nd St., $72,538.
Grice, Robert L. and Kampschneider, Diane J. to Ryckman, Jeffrey M., 5633 Pierce St., $233,000.
Damewood, Dana and Hansen, Brian to Witt, Matthew D., 4681 Pine St., $170,000.
Anderson, David L. and Catherine F. to Covert, Mark and Deb, 6208 Pierce St., $166,000.
Franz, Douglas D. and Cailan A. to Brinkman, Tyler, 1931 S. 62nd St., $153,000.
Bolshakova, Ekaterina and Cartwright, Jerome P. III to Sedlacek, Jennifer, 4918 Vinton St., $150,000.
John, Dorothy to O'Connor, Scott, 3301 S. 48th Avenue Circle, $142,500.
Stanke, William C. and Julia B. to Grimes, Jacob H., 713 S. 68th St., $117,000.
Dimauro, Beverly to Young, William C. and Kara L., 5312 A St., $108,000.
Ondracek, Mary C. to Rodriguez, Fidel, 3022 Westbrook Ave., $88,000.
Haunton, Gladys and Charles J. to Housh, Shaun L., 1621 S. 52nd St., $69,600.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage to Smith, Christopher D., 4914 Mayberry St., $39,900.
Drefs, Theodore J. and Debra S. to Struck, Kristine M., 1351 Kavan St., $178,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 4221 Drexel St., $136,000.
MBI Inc. to Sears, Roberta I., 5062 S. 40th St., $133,500.
Flores, Tito and Bibiana D. to Del Rosario Diaz, Maria and Hernandez, Javier B., 2831 Drexel St., $107,000.
Hansen, Deborah to Wellman, Jeffrey R. and Laura J., 3816 U St., $83,500.
Creasser, Belinda R. and Goff, Forrest W. to Cabral, Jorge G. and Hernandez, Maria R., 1508 Madison St., $81,000.
South O Joe LLC to Huerta, Jose L., 3547 Madison St., $78,000.
Carabantes, Juan G. to Jimenez-Delarosa, Isaias and Fuertes, Susana V., 1719 Madison St., $75,000.
Plunkett, Sharie to Hernandez, Eduardo M., 5429 S. 24th St., $24,000.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage to Trout, Brian and Lori, 419 Hascall St., $55,000.
Hineman, Jeffery R. and Contreras-Hineman, Rebecca to DFP LLC, 2024 Vinton St., $24,000.
Roth, Paul L. Sr. and Patricia K. to Raven, Jeffrey A. and Cecelia V., 4529 N. 16th St., $44,000.
Jewell, James R. and Pamela A. to Pfeifer, Cole W., 3644 Parker St., $69,900.
Ober, Boyd and Megan to Sage Casa Inc., 5553 N. 35th St., $29,000.
Ludwick, Harland M. Jr. and Joan to Sage Casa Inc., 5821 N. 33rd Ave., $28,000.
O'Neill, David M. and Emily J. to Williams, Latoya N., 9426 N. 29th St., $157,000.
Clenger, Timothy P. to Webb, Sharon K., 2743 Read St., $105,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to H & S Partnership, 7261 N. 28th Ave., $68,000.
Dolson, Maureen R. and Rodger L. to Monson, Tamra L. Trust, 9718 Nottingham Drive, $705,000.
Biby, Susan N. and Mathew W. to Arellano, Pamela and Christopher J., 10534 Parker St., $186,000.
Prickett, Ward R. and Megan to Sitze, Melissa and Miller, Andrew W., 7602 Windsor Drive, $175,000.
Cramer, Stephen M. to Kuhlenengel, Matthew R. and Michael B., 10535 Parker St., $130,500.
Delaney, Angela and Nicholas J. to Bockman, Darian M., 722 N. 76th St., $123,400.
Pham, Truc to Anderson, Randy L. and Ruth A., 7710 Lafayette Ave., $110,000.
Martin Realty to Newton, Heather, 815 Cole Creek Drive, $107,900.
Zitek, Rita J. to Zitek, Robert L., 838 N. 76th St., $98,750.
Wells Fargo Bank to Marshbanks, Jennifer, 7725 Webster St., $50,250.
Wees, Christine to Wees, Christine M. and Andrew J., 8522 Lafayette Ave., $41,000.
Nelson, Michael A. and Lynn to Bailey, Richard L. Trust, 16916 Dora Hamann Parkway, $430,000.
Ramm Construction to Ridder, David and Kari, 2402 N. 178th St., $405,000.
Proby, Idrian O. and Gale L. to Christensen, Seth and Jennifer, 16314 Himebaugh Circle, $404,000.
Queen, Cheryl and Scot to Winters, Stacy T. and Heidi L., 16802 Cady Circle, $390,000.
Britten, Michael W. and Kimberly J. to Webb, Michael F. and Sandy K., 6604 N. 150th St., $336,000.
Schmidt, Jeannine N. and Rustin W. to Wurdeman, Stephanie L. and Marty J., 17019 Burdette St., $318,500.
Altman, William J. and Danielle to Helling, Brett A., 6027 N. 147th Ave., $305,000.
VanCannon, Kayla M. to Hamilton, Charlotte M. and Trevor M., 16009 Boyd Circle, $280,000.
Atwood, Rodney J. and Theresa M. to Thich, Biel and Rik, Nyabuay B., 3019 N. 169th Ave., $266,000.
Keenan, Thomas P. and Linda L. to Rowland, Dianne M. and Allen I., 3225 N. 159th St., $247,000.
Conrad, Christopher J. and Natalie D. to O'Neal, Patrick W. and Jameelah, 14535 Ohio St., $238,500.
Celebrity Homes to Stockamp, Mark D. and Alison M., 4804 N. 174th Ave., $238,300.
Celebrity Homes to Krambeck, Michael W. and Pamela J. Trust, 5010 N. 165th St., $231,300.
Lane Building Corp. to Bright, Julie A., 15151 Nebraska Ave., $228,614.
Wurdeman, Marty and Stephanie to Schmidt, Jeannine N., 4320 N. 162nd Ave., $227,000.
Miller, Lorraine R., personal representative, to Sparta, David P. Trust, 15406 Corby St., $221,500.
Gooder, Stephen J. and Molliann to McGill, Regina A., 5065 N. 152nd St., $215,000.
Celebrity Homes to Wong, Anita W., 17514 Grand Ave., $210,900.
Celebrity Homes to Fehderau, Ernest O. and Lori J., 16415 Saratoga St., $209,600.
Ahrens, Michael and Ginny to Kermoade, Amanda J., 14610 Meredith Ave., $186,000.
Christensen, Seth R. and Jennifer M. to Buchheit, Susan, 15292 Wirt St., $182,000.
Elwood, Nathaniel R. and Elizabeth S. to Timperley, Vickey and John, 5002 N. 161st St., $175,000.
Davis, Krystal D. and Christopher T. to Svoboda, Robert J. and Tisthammer, Lindsey B., 14721 Meredith Ave., $175,000.
Meline, Rebecca A. and Aaron L. Jr. to Chilcutt, Brad, 16924 Larimore Ave., $169,500.
Castle Creek Development to Richland Homes, 5955 N. 154th St., $43,950.
Windels, Patrick G. to Von Weihe, Karen, 4726 S. 52nd St., $116,000.
First State Bank to EGJ LLC, 5414 S. 49th St., $48,500.
Newman, Marie M. Trust to Newman, Robert J. Jr. Trust, 715 N. 163rd St., $400,000.
Criger, Torri A. and Jason L. to Burvant, Michael and Simmons, Sandra J., 17120 Franklin Drive, $295,000.
Mausbach, Nathan T. and Nicole to Al-Raggal, Jehad H. and Al-Sadah, Batool, 15630 Capitol Circle, $185,000.
Botdorf, Patricia A. to Schneider, Patricia A., 1865 N. 176th Court, $139,000.
Benzel, Bryan A. and Cassie J. to Canniff, Jacob A. and Alyssa D., 10622 Craig St., $193,000.
Marsh, Cheryl G. to Trimble, Nicholas A., 7310 N. 85th St., $165,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 7764 N. 107th St., $157,250.
Celebrity Homes to Wright, Richard T. and Minnie J., 9125 Black St., $143,400.
Anderson, Randy L. and Ruth A. to Marker, Donna J. Trust, 7205 N. 82nd Ave., $139,000.
Budukiewicz, Alex and Vicki to Rai, Jag and Napti, 8414 Hanover St., $138,000.
Prochaska, Shay and Keaton T. to Pawley, Ashley K. and Lomelin, Lois, 8809 N. 76th St., $134,500.
Brink, Edward E., trustee, to United Equity LLC, 8317 Sheffield St., $129,100.
Brink, Edward E., trustee, to REO Asset Management Co., 7764 N. 107th St., $124,201.
U.S. Bank to Molnar, Steve, 7507 N. 73rd Circle, $99,750.
Extraordinary LLC to Hook, Alex W., 1757 S. 84th St., $350,000.
Fowler, Brian P. and Kristin K. to Styskal, Kyle M. and Holly A., 2141 S. 84th St., $275,000.
Schulte, Michael J. and Caniglia-Schulte, Sara L. to NEI Global Relocation Co., 2603 S. 87th St., $195,000.
NEI Global Relocation Co. to Truman, Robert J. and Garry E., 2603 S. 87th St., $195,000.
Nielsen, Holly A. and Styskal, Kyle M. to O'Brien, Benjamin J., 8165 Barbara St., $172,000.
Embry, Matthew S. and Tara L. to Valdez, Herman J. and Barbara J., 7618 Wright St., $166,000.
Mooberry, Brandon and Janette L. to Zach, Kelsey and Josh, 7667 Grover St., $158,900.
Rizzo, Luciano S. and O'Donnell-Rizzo, Carla J. to Keuchel, Robert and Yun H., 3361 S. 79th St., $153,000.
Maryott, Megan J. to Marine, Anne M. and Paul W., 2515 Ridgewood Ave., $150,000.
Sautter, Terri, trustee for Feser, Mary R. Trust to Beard, Catherine, 7430 Rogers Road, $140,000.
McMahon, Maureen E. to Bennett, Patrick T., 7605 Ontario St., $135,000.
Red Door LLC to Goracke, Megan, 8521 A St., $134,000.
Huss, Darrell D. and Cheryl E. to Bolte, Kevin and Rochelle, 7275 Drexel St., $195,000.
Olson, Marvin D. to Lane, Michael E., trustee for Lane Family Trust, 8201 Robin Hill Ave., $159,800.
Calek, Jason and Hilarie to Secord, Audre, 8737 Orchard Ave., $145,000.
Citifinancial Servicing to Servellon, Marlon W., 4824 S. 92nd Ave., $126,000.
Richards, Michael L. to Breed, Randall and Jolene, 1317 S. 195th St., $455,000.
Jiles, Jason and La Nasha to Slattery, Daniel S. and Deborah K., 1233 S. 200th St., $429,000.
Hautzinger, George A. and Sandra L. to Plate, Tim C., 1434 S. 190th Plaza, $387,500.
Slattery, Daniel S. and Deborah K. to Piccione, Ezequile A. and Scheffel, Lucia, 2135 S. 182nd Circle, $375,000.
C Street LLC to Beaty, Christopher S. and Clouse, Kathryn P., 1420 S. 173rd St., $230,000.
Warner, David and Henningsen, Heather R. to Onate, Amelia, 19102 C St., $223,000.
Ginjupalli, Vani and Gullapalli, Bhanu to Shu, Bin and Qin, Hongyan, 18913 Atlas St., $172,000.
Barrett, Devon P. and Leonardo D. to Pan, Li, 15730 Hascall Circle, $145,000.
Gregor, Patricia E. and Crank, John P. to Cutrell, Austen and Prochno, Jamie, 1026 Mercer Park Road, $280,000.
Chingren, Cody J. and Austin, Shanna J. to Fischer, Katherine L. and Benjamin C., 5039 Charles St., $182,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 109 S. 70th St., $165,000.
Schwanke, Ronald L. and Mary Trust to Pollard, Matthew and Samantha, 6919 Izard St., $154,000.
Jayne, Thomas R. and Patricia A. to Donahue, Mary R., 4907 Davenport St., $125,000.
Brinkman, Loretta L. to Blondie Investments, 1001 N. 48th Ave., $103,000.
Colton, Robert M. to Coonen, Shawn K. and Blachnik, James A., 4816 Davenport St., $70,000.
Otterberg, Frederick, trustee for Otterberg Family Trust to George, Jonathan G. and Carolina, 2024 N. 99th St., $177,000.
Ocken, Francis J. and Ann E. to Soo, Hser and Htoo, August, 9606 Redman Ave., $145,000.
Anderson, Matthew T. and Clarissa to Price, Keith, 9135 Sprague St., $130,500.
Sheppard, Margaret C. to Martinez, Marina G., 10024 Emmet St., $115,000.
Roth, Susan L. and Hursh, Madaline P. to VKB Properties, 9612 Sprague St., $106,000.
Koch, Ronald A. to 1 Chron 29:11 LLC, 9462 Bedford Ave., $106,000.
Hermann, Robert A. and Mari A. to Hansen, Michael L. and Elizabeth L., 17270 Adams St., $405,000.
Dynasty Homes to Gutowski, Mark A. Jr. and Yen T., 19344 Blaine St., $380,391.
Luebbe, Christopher K. and Melinda J. to McKenney, David, 6407 S. 198th St., $335,000.
Groenendyk, Daniel and Jacque to Elrod, Mary C., 6103 S. 180th Avenue Circle, $320,000.
Gutowski, Mark A. Jr. and Yen T. to Carbullido, Adam J. and Sheila M., 5624 S. 160th St., $307,500.
Kane, Dennis E., personal representative, to Allen, Aubrey and Ross, 5611 S. 162nd Ave., $300,000.
5109 Real Estate LLC to Hauptman, Wesley E. and Sandra L., 17826 Monroe St., $273,000.
Hawk, Camille R., trustee, to United Equity LLC, 4309 S. 198th St., $264,651.
Nair, Narayanan K. and Aswathy C. Trust to Smith, William E. and Mary L., 6723 S. 163rd Ave., $230,000.
Gunsolly, Tramain L. and Tina M. to Gruhn, Michele and Nathan, 20207 I St., $228,500.
Cookman, Brock J. and Heather to Hruska, Jonathan M. and Michelle R., 18815 Birchwood Ave., $225,100.
Unruh, Chase L. and Kortney to Swaney, William and Anwen, 16209 Weir St., $179,900.
Celebrity Homes to Kasischke, Jacob M., 5307 S. 195th St., $173,000.
Sharpe, Sara B. and Jared A. to Hatz, Stephen J. and Pamela, 6226 S. 191st Terrace, $171,000.
Hollingshead, Derrick D. and Elizabeth C. to Pieretti, Jill R. and Kenneth J., 5818 S. 191st Ave., $171,000.
Huey, Clinton W. and Stacy L. to Zoucha, Amanda and Travis J., 19622 Gail Ave., $166,000.
Willenbring, Todd R. and Amy M. to Ory, David and Campbell, Trudi, 18665 T St., $166,000.
Hines, Molly and Andrew S. to Wardyn, Dennis and Amber, 19509 V St., $161,000.
Pollard, Brent T. and Erin R. to Lutmer, Brett M. and Katie L., 16271 Z St., $160,000.
Klostermann, Todd J. and Natashia to Folk, Christopher T. and Ackley, Jennafer M., 5717 S. 193rd Ave., $157,500.
Gibson, Jamie C., trustee for Adriance Family Trust to Kohl, Brenda L., 19405 V St., $155,000.
Willis, Paul A. and Kristi to Williams, Cassie L. and Burley, Michael D., 19102 T St., $150,000.
Moody, Jamee M. to Miller, Travis and Angie, 6781 S. 181st Court, $110,000.
Hansen, Elizabeth A. and Nick to Geary, Michael, 18159 Hayes Plaza, $105,000.
Crawford, Travis R. to Precision Homes, 5724 S. 167th Ave., $58,000.
Falvon Ridge Land Corp. to Pine Crest Homes, 18114 Cinnamon St., $38,950.
Falvon Ridge Land Corp. to Pine Crest Homes, 18517 Drexel St., $38,550.
Whitehawk Development to Richland Homes, 4209 S. 193rd St., $36,950.
Whitehawk Development to Richland Homes, 19349 I St., $33,700.
O'Keefe, Anne L. and Patrick E. to Gibson, Brian, 6605 Winslow Place, $210,000.
Archibald, Neil J. and Kayla to Slowik, Donald G. and Cindy K., 5518 S. 155th St., $185,000.
Teeters, R.D. and Natalie S. to Mason, Jon F. and Natalie C., 14508 J Circle, $167,000.
Vaughan, John H. and Aundra L. to Vaughan, Kiley J. and Sonya L., 5835 S. 152nd Avenue Circle, $160,000.
Moberg, Teresa K. to Yoder, Harley, 13936 X Circle, $155,500.
Deterding, Willis L. and Rebecca L. to Kroll, Jessie and McMurray, Matthew A., 14821 N St., $155,000.
Hiller, Jeffery J. and Cara to Gerber, Blake A. and Jenna M., 12236 Weir St., $145,000.
Von Tersch, Barbara A. to Gasper, Brittany M. and Matthew D., 13826 X Circle, $144,200.
Loder, Morris I. Jr. and Lou A. to JJLS Properties, 6612 S. 151st St., $132,000.
Francis, Michele M. to Chrisanah LLC, 6623 S. 151st St., $125,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 5738 S. 137th St., $110,500.
Beneficial Financial I Inc. to 1 Chron 29:11 LLC, 6417 S. 137th St., $109,150.
First State Bank to REO Asset Management Co., 5738 S. 137th St., $82,901.
Huwaldt, Kathie A. and Larry to Lebens, Gary S. and Michelle P., 12820 Scott St., $469,000.
Celebrity Homes to Sweeney, Karen S., 7401 N. 142nd St., $214,100.
Celebrity Homes to Hack, Terry K. and Lucyna, 7303 N. 143rd St., $205,400.
Celebrity Homes to Williams, Rodney S., 14213 Vane St., $183,000.
Kline, Drew I. and Sarah M. to Anzalone, Tristan, 14222 Iowa St., $179,000.
Celebrity Homes to Shea, Timothy P., 14205 Iowa St., $175,900.
Celebrity Homes to Hulme, Alexandra L. and Britton A., 7466 N. 139th St., $175,300.
Celebrity Homes to Larrew, Glenora A. and Steven J., 6909 N. 142nd Ave., $173,300.
Celebrity Homes to Teneyck, Cameron, 14205 Vane St., $170,100.
Eddy, Alexander T. and Kerry A. to Robidoux, Tammy, 7470 N. 111th St., $135,000.
RME Properties to Bailey, Ryan and Karen, 10901 Walling Circle, $525,000.
Reeker, Thomas and Katherine to McLaughlin, Steve W., 2324 S. 154th Circle, $264,000.
MCS Rentals to McNew, Jesse and Chelsea, 3133 S. 117th St., $230,000.
Gehrig, Roger R. and Cynthia A. to Garner, Kevin and Amber, 14020 Pierce St., $190,000.
Shirk Management to Wilkinson, Travis and Allison, 1906 S. 122nd Ave., $182,500.
White, Jody L. and Michelle M. to Crouch, Dustin R. and Chelsie M., 13909 Walnut Circle, $178,500.
Gutzmann, Justin and Emily to Girard, Laurie and Gary A., 3117 S. 145th St., $175,000.
Eckerman, John and Hannah to Bonnell, Steven K. II, 10933 Spring St., $159,500.
Sweetbriar IV LLC to Kropp, Robert M. Trust, 1502 S. 129th St., $155,000.
Labs, Christa R. and Daniel to KBL Investments, 3395 S. 115th St., $150,000.
Waltermeyer, Julia K. to Sorensen, Eric R. and Casper, Kally L., 1231 S. 121st Plaza, $59,500.
Romero, Jorge A. to Large, Andrew P., 12340 N. 48th St., $282,000.
U.S. Bank and LSF9 Master Participation Trust to Richards, Chelsea and Samson, Chris, 5112 Raven Oaks Drive, $119,000.
Darst, Nancy M. Trust to Ware, Frederick and Charlott, 927 S. 112th Plaza, $425,000.
Hutchings, Kyle R. and Lisa A. to Prauner, John S. and Diana M., 1415 N. 130th St., $392,500.
Lieberth, Daniel J. and Bonnie Trust to Witte, Christopher D. and Nicole R., 15529 Seward St., $262,000.
Hansen, Melvin C. and Susan H. to Fieber, Mary C. Trust, 11367 Mason St., $259,000.
Vertovec, Daniel to Sackett, Katie E. and Joseph, 721 S. 154th St., $232,000.
Freeman, Michael and Cheryl to Mullins, John and Kara, 736 N. 155th Ave., $212,000.
Billings, Marilee and James B. to Ondracek, Mary C. and Margaret A., 569 N. 152nd Ave., $212,000.
Schmidt, John M. and Rebecca J. to Weideman, Nicholas G., 15328 Parker Circle, $200,000.
Familetti, Michael R. and Mary to Willis, Damon and Jennifer, 15211 Bemis St., $200,000.
Shannon, Patrick H. and Kendra L. to Jisa, Shane and Samantha, 14917 Lafayette Plaza, $200,000.
Vaughan, Tyler J. and Calley to Henning, Benjamin, 14916 Seward Plaza, $180,000.
Roecker, Joshua J. and Sarah M. to Tyrakoski, Richard and Stacey, 5118 N. 137th Ave., $265,000.
Merlitti, Anthony P. and Lindsay M. to Schmit, William and Yttri, Tammy, 4330 N. 142nd Ave., $241,000.
Wilkinson, Travis R. and Allison L. to Clowers, Christopher and Amanda, 13423 Sahler St., $237,500.
Langendorfer Properties One to Powers, Daniel J. and April M., 13722 Sahler St., $230,000.
Suh, Paul J. and Irene H. to Howick, Mary A., 4720 N. 135th Ave., $195,000.
Payne, Kate and Matthew to Atkins, Stephen, 12943 Cady Ave., $162,500.
Bagniewski, Ned J. and Karen T. to Reyes, RaKay, 13006 Cady Ave., $158,500.
Kopp, Mark L. and Jenna to Welker, Gary, 2612 N. 140th St., $158,000.
Gutschewsky, Mark T. and Stacey L. to Lilley, Elizabeth, 2230 N. 142nd Circle, $150,000.
Leriger, Christine M. to Skaggs, Harry P., 12712 Hartman Ave., $145,000.
Denney, Brett S. and Kelly to Woods, Jacob R. and Daphne S., 12710 Nebraska Ave., $138,250.
Halverson, Vernon E. to Scudder, James A. and Marjorie M., 5720 N. 117th Circle, $138,000.
Ortner, Kevin M. and Schlichting-Ortner, Emily J. to Poppelton, William Sr., 2718 N. 112th Ave., $135,000.
Mandel, Phillip J. and Katie L. to Mayer, Drew M., 13035 Browne Circle, $130,000.
Castle 2016 LLC to Arnold, Alex A., 11293 Lake Forest Drive, $110,000.
Lowery, John C. III and Nancy to Rose, Trisha A. Trust, 110 W. 18th Ave., $72,000.
Clifton, Susan A. to Tracy, Jennifer E., 115 Hillside Drive, $165,000.
Doerr, Thomas B. and Alaina M. to Nguyen, Hien and Le, Thinh, 1213 Bellaire Blvd., $101,000.
DREAR LLC to Lewis, Rodney and Cynthia, 1402 Willow Ave., $126,000.
Powell, Steven M. and Emilee to Newman, Robert and Brandi, 212 Bellevue Blvd. S., $188,000.
Mosser, Jerry C. and Gloria J. to Guy, Justin A., 2507 Hancock St., $115,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 2804 Janan Drive, $115,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 311 Fawn Court, $170,000.
Gardner, Earle to Markantonis, Michael J., 312 Basswood Court, $190,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 409 W. 22nd Ave., $111,000.
Vincent, John H. and Robert R., co-trustees for Vincent, Nina J. Trust to Mahler, Courtney and Jacob, 608 Martin Drive N., $210,000.
Hildy Homes to Hunzeker, Todd C. and Reva M., 10610 S. 188th St., $384,000.
Johnson, Richard A. and Larissa L. to Raess, Ryan and Heidi, 10611 S. 213th St., $315,000.
Charleston Homes to Pacesetter Homes, 11326 S. 173rd Ave., $42,000.
McCune Development to Hildy Homes, 11517 S. 199th St., $51,000.
Skorcz, David L. and Katherine to Pollard, Brent and Erin, 12146 S. 217th Ave., $235,000.
Lewis, Allison C. and Matthew G. to Rittershaus, Michael and Stephanie, 19311 Josephine St., $362,000.
Stahlnecker, Darold G. and Countryman, Jennifer J. to Allemann, Benjamin J., 19338 Bellbrook Blvd., $412,000.
McCune Development to Hildy Homes, 19820 Sherwood Circle, $50,000.
Landmark Performance Corp. to Turner, Matthew D. and Ashlynn N., 19876 Bellbrook Blvd., $530,000.
McCaul Contracting to Lager, Eric and Karla, 20108 Maple St., $317,000.
Golda, Edward J. and Barbara J. to Trede, Jesse and Lindsey, 21402 Ash Circle, $250,000.
Marc David Boston Built Homes to Marion, Jonathan and Leslie, 11007 Edgewater Drive, $293,000.
Guy, Karen L. and Michael E. to Augeri, Kimberly R., 1110 Devon Drive, $160,000.
Newman, David S. and Lindsay M. to Long-Koynock, Anita K., 11290 Sherman St., $259,000.
Kraus, Matthew D. and Kendra to Ragsdale, Kenneth E. and Katherine A., 11306 Grant St., $236,000.
Southbrook Development to Home Co., 11712 S. 111th St., $45,000.
MJ Design Build Inc. to Smith, Daniel P., 12506 Longshore Circle, $426,000.
Washburn, Derek and Amber to Davis, Josefina and Walker, 12508 S. 81st St., $356,000.
Meis, Justin and Elizabeth to Hand, Eric, 1708 Southview Drive, $175,000.
Berry, Christopher and Christi to Sorensen, Robert and Brandi, 2008 Diane St., $200,000.
Harrison, Gary J. and Josette M. to Rangel, Jeremy S. and Elizabeth M., 2105 Ridgeview Drive, $198,000.
Farrer, Matthew T. and Joy L. to Willenborg, Chad and Kelly, 2109 Quartz Drive, $241,000.
Hansen, Kurt M. and Koryn to Deming, Kent and Terri, 2202 S. Mineral Drive, $214,000.
Whitmarsh Home Improvement to Casiello, John P. and Eva M., 232 E. Fourth St., $215,000.
Rogers, Robert M. III and Kristine H. to Marple, Brian and Erin, 2321 Broadwater Drive, $360,000.
Johnson, Steven C. and Jennifer L. to L'Heureux, Timothe and Meredith, 505 Deer Run Lane, $268,000.
Simmonds, Wayne, personal representative for Reynolds, Darrell Estate to Ahern, Thomas R., 525 E. Second St., $100,000.
Elshire, Allen E. and Stacy K. to Wulf, Crystal A., 7415 Castle St., $395,000.
Goodnight, Kirk A. and Stacey D. Trust to Taylor, Marc D. and Jill K., 805 S. Fillmore St., $267,000.
Kipper, William D. Jr. and Chandra D. to Recoy, Richard L. and Joy J., 8061 Swallowtail St., $314,000.
Marion, Lynn R. to Enberg, Maxwell C., 829 S Jackson St., $103,000.
Deeds, Brian D., personal representative for Deeds, Darby D. Estate to Tylski, Allen M. and Abby, 903 E. Cary St., $203,000.
Goerl, Keith F. and Kendra L. to Speth, Steve and Shae, 12901 Lake View Drive, $540,000.
Williams, Crinda M. and Dale to Tagel, Brian J. and Jeanne A., 13607 S. 129th St., $320,000.
Reiss, Kerry and Deborah to Skorcz, David L. and Katherine, 210 N. Second St., $139,000.
Herrington, Luke D. to Sawaged, Maher A., 10708 S. 25th Ave., $185,000.
Gallagher, James D. and Rebecca J. to Haney, Ryan C. and Staci L., 11811 Amos Gates Drive, $238,000.
Spacher, Mark S. and Tani M. to Sisk, Kevin and Megan, 12733 Forestdale Drive, $196,000.
Kodad, Darell J. Jr. and Rhonda K. to Florez, Mark R., 12737 Forestdale Drive, $209,000.
Merkle, Edward J. and Heather M. to Crowder, Trevor W. and Whitney W., 12805 S. 29th Ave., $180,000.
Highberg, Kyle R. and Amanda J. to Prockaska, Keaton T. and Shay N., 13704 Williamsburg Drive, $214,000.
Losenicky, Scott A. and Kellie D. to Hurst, Chad D., 13815 Springview Drive, $169,000.
Reynoso, Silvano E. Jr. and Pena Reynoso, Lorena R. to Wilhite, Holly and Justin, 14210 Tregaron Drive, $250,000.
Earp, Brian E. and Marie D. to McConnell, Scott and Athena, 14226 S. 30th Ave., $252,000.
Whitmore, Larry W. and Talia to Bowen, Edward G., 14804 S. 20th St., $318,000.
Krajicek, David M. and Kim R. to Church, Kimberly A., 16708 Iske Drive, $203,000.
Citimortgage Inc. to Molnar Investments 401 K Trust, 1801 S. 33rd St., $99,000.
Cirilo, Jeremias and Rodicio-Laverde, Yinna to Bryce, Carl and Macey J., 2503 Winding River Drive, $205,000.
KR Properties to Villmow, Anthony K. and Kelli L., 2510 Casey Circle, $203,000.
Rowe, Michael D. and Linda M. to Ramirez Lopez, Rosario S. and delCarmen Arana Rangel, Maria, 2615 Ponderosa Drive, $122,000.
Nemec, William F. Estate to Rueth, Mitchell S. and Taylor, Billie R., 2906 Annabelle Drive, $87,000.
Collins, Kenneth M. and Meagan D. to Keller, David M. and Lisa, 303 Sierra St., $139,000.
Beaumont, Alan L. and Sarah A. to Ehrlich, Andrew and Talley J., 3727 Looking Glass Drive, $185,000.
Hartmann, Sandra J. to Hartmann, Sandra J. and Colby, Marilyn L., 7324 Frederick Circle, $75,000.
Southbrook Development to Proline Custom Homes, 11517 S. 109th St., $46,000.
Southbrook Development to Proline Custom Homes, 11728 S. 110th St., $48,000.
Southbrook Development to Proline Custom Homes, 11751 S. 110th St., $45,000.
Walter, Bernard A. to Streit, John, 7309 S. 70th St., $65,000.
Hoang, Thanh K. to Warfel, Penny L., 7406 Ivy Lane Drive, $136,000.
U.S. Bank to Thomas, Richard B., 7413 S. 94th St., $275,000.
Stolp, Jeffrey D. and Hamilton, Leah A. to Nicholas, Patrick S. and Amanda R., 7418 S. 89th St., $130,000.
Fleming, Sharon L. to Guidoni, Raymond R., 8018 S. 94th St., $370,000.
McLaughlin, Jacklyn R. to Essink, Koby and Kelsey, 8901 Bayberry Road, $150,000.
Coker, Timothy and Autumn to Passey, Brent A. and Amber J., 11923 S. 53rd St., $285,000.
Edwards, Stephanie M. and Jason D. to Hanson, Megan J. and Nathan D., 2008 Aberdeen Drive, $275,000.
Morrison, Michael S. to Riley, Korinne N., 204 Summerset Drive, $185,000.
Legacy Homes Omaha to Wilkins, Paul, 2308 Alexandra Road, $258,000.
Poe, John D. and Karen L. to Logston, Terry L. and Jill M., 304 Longwood Drive, $315,000.
Charleston Homes to Riley, Mallary, 4314 Brook Drive, $263,000.
Futrell, Nolan C. and Richelle to Reuter, John J. and Lindsey S., 4617 Waterford Ave., $215,000.
Rogers Development to Blair Construction & Remodeling, 6629 Ridgewood Drive, $65,000.
Celebrity Homes to Knott, Kenneth M. Sr. and Jacqueline K., 6709 Elm Hurst Drive, $206,000.
Marsh, Christopher and Angeline to Griffin, Tammy, 707 Rosewood Ave., $198,000.
Rogers Development to Rogers Construction, 713 Castle Pine Drive, $43,000.
Rogers Development to Stolp, Jeffrey D. and Hamilton, Leah A., 713 Castle Pine Drive, $243,000.
Zanski, Joseph E. and Beverly J. to Haverkost, Debra K., 10526 S. 176th St., $233,000.
Nelson Builders to Anderson, Ronald W. and Catherine, 10606 S. 188th St., $368,000.
JMF LLC to Paelinck, Carlos and Kelly, Michael, 11111 S. 175th St., $75,000.
Guthrie, Jonathan V. and Ganga to Rock, Matthew M., 14605 Josephine St., $109,000.
Naiberk, Jill L. to Trouba, Tyler J., 15608 Willow St., $165,000.
Yaghoutfam, Brian and Jessica to Tevelde, Todd J., 15717 Timberland Drive, $212,000.
Moutray, Bradley J. and Melissa M. to Hoskinson, James and Ashley, 16301 Loop St., $210,000.
Siedlik, Russell J. and Melissa L. to Skobis, Jonathan and Herold, Krystin, 16317 Greenleaf St., $225,000.
Snyder, Kevin D. and Melissa S. to Feala, Marcus K. and Olson, Lindsey M., 16317 Loop St., $206,000.
Parson, Trevor E. and Karen J. to Miller, Laura A. and Steven T., 16569 Rosewood St., $266,000.
Richland Homes to Poyzer, Jillian, 16904 Centennial Road, $263,000.
Koile, William A. Jr. and Amanda R. to Jensen, Steve and Tami, 17020 Rampart St., $245,000.
Charleston Homes to Stangl, Travis and Lindsay, 17217 Camp St., $251,000.
JMF LLC to Hildy Homes, 17511 Ridgemont St., $55,000.
Stott, Courtney L. to Mruz, Daniel J. and Linda S., 18607 Edna St., $283,000.
Celebrity Homes to Abboud, Matthew R. and Nicole M., 19080 Robin Drive, $199,000.
Briggs, Evelyn G. to Pulte, Ralph B. and Bonni K., 7017 S. 163rd St., $205,000.
Legacy Homes Omaha to Kinkaid, Scott R. and Amy M., 7029 S. 185th Circle, $335,000.
Sorenson, Eric to Gerecke, Sabrina L., 8425 S. 164th St., $220,000.
Celebrity Homes to Clewis, William G., 18905 Cottonwood St., $233,000.
Stevens, Bridgette B. and Jeffrey M. to Nelson, Keith J. and Lisa M. and Gregory L. and Judy L., 8638 S. 164th St., $225,000.
Smith, John R. and Linda J. Trust to Fintel, Charles H. and Anne L., 9721 Hazeltine Ave., $380,000.
Steffen, James and Jean to Alva, Maria, 13704 Chandler St., $152,000.
Schmahl, Peggy A. to Youngblood, Devante and Melissa, 12928 Josephine St., $139,000.
McGee, Cody E. and Kalkwarf, Tara R. to Summerfield, Christopher and Peterson, Maryah, 13527 Edna St., $168,000.
Wiitanen, Jeffrey C. and Gina R. to Paulsen, Mark N. and Norman E., 15515 Gertrude St., $223,000.
Lillie, Michael J. Trust to Lawrence, Mitchell A., 7010 S. 132nd Ave., $150,000.
Taylor, Jill K. and Marc D. to Evers, Spencer and Julia, 7304 S. 155th Ave., $215,000.
Tennessen, Andy T. to Felipe, Toledo D. and Marina P., 2303 Barbara Ave., $269,000.
Hawk, Camille R. Trust to REO Asset Management Co., 2401 Robin Drive, $59,000.
Behm-Stander, Roberta, trustee for Mathiesen, R. J. and Anna P. Trust to Armstrong, John L. and Stanmore Armstrong, Patricia, 2612 Tulip Lane, $211,000.
Flores, Edna Y. to Burciaga, Daniela and Flores, Edna Y., 3630 Gertrude St., $55,000.
Camden, Vernon and Sandra to McFeters, Alex R. and Eliana, 4128 Bartmann Drive, $127,000.
Feld, Kerry, trustee, to REO Asset Management Co., 7405 Chandler Hills Drive, $61,000.
REO Asset Management Co. to HBI LLC, 7405 Chandler Hills Drive, $102,000.
Howell, Jason and Jodi to Flores, Carlos A., 7639 S. 41st St., $124,000.
Bailey, Betty L. to Bailey, Betty L. and Fortenbury, John, 7717 S. 30th St., $55,000.
Pettit, Nathaniel and Pettit Daniels, Sarah E. to Tran, Nhi, 9512 S. 10th St., $175,000.
Resendiz, Arturo and Jaar, Monica to Rafferty, Nicholas B. and Alison M., 4925 Lillian St., $153,000.
Hanson, Corey N. and Richter, Elizabeth M. to Eckel, Gregory D. and Pamela J., 7113 S. 52nd St., $120,000.
Courtyard Enterprises to Bellhorizon LLC, 7318 Sun Valley Drive, $114,000.
Tippery, Christopher and Lindsey M. to Norris, James G., 8425 S. 64th Ave., $215,000.
Smith, Craig S. and Suching to Zeller, Joanna K. and Aaron J., 8711 S. 45th Ave., $139,000.
Hartmann, Sandra J. to Hartmann, Sandra J. and Colby, Marilyn L., 7324 Frederick Circle, $75,000.
Petersen, Wesley J. to Hathaway, Barbara and William, 3134 Ave. J, $98,000.
Surpassets LLC to Luke, Frank F. and Patricia A., 3416 Fifth Ave., $97,000.
McGill, Helen A. to Argo, Yongmi K., 3430 Eighth Ave., $95,000.
Kometscher, Doug and Melissa M. to Lincoln, Jared M., 2211 Ave. D, $106,000.
Pike, Karson H. to Stokes, April M. and Richard E., 2223 S. Seventh St., $93,500.
Myre, Jacquelyn F. to Pomerleau, Christopher K., 3227 Ave. J, $70,000.
Crotty, Richard D. to Hover, Rita, 624 N. 32nd St., $34,000.
Barnett, James and Jennifer to Jones, Ashley L., 1315 N. 22nd St., $99,000.
Cox, Aleesha L. to Klocke, Malory, 1202 15th Ave., $140,000.
Fent, Chad W. and Katie to Freedom Real Estate Investments, 439 Glen Ave., $118,000.
Tradel, Norma C. to Coulter, Charles and Erika, 2646 Railroad Highway, $242,500.
Orth, Brian P. and Fassbinder-Orth, Carol A. to Nelson, Judy A. and Stephen H. Jr., 20467 Victoria Drive, $240,000.
Murray, Robert W. to Spitznagle, Benjamin J., 19497 Garner Ave., $221,500.
Nelson, Hiroko to Roeder, Jean D., 120 McKenzie Circle, $187,000.
Anderson, Celeste R. and Douglas M. to Peterson, Hannah R., 22466 Meadowview Parkway, $410,000.
O'Connor, Eileen J. and Paul J. to Conrad, Kourtney D., 4 Midland Drive, $94,000.
BP Quality Homes to Knudtson, Suzanne L. and Vernon L., 5419 Taggart Circle, $265,000.
Hansen, Jennifer to Tradel, Norma C., 123 McKenzie Circle, $197,500.
Kealy, Karen S. and Thomas P. to Scott, Richard M., 928 Simms Ave., $135,000.
Mass, Jamelyn D. and Joseph D. to Bressman, Amber S. and Christopher M., 4800 Oneida Circle, $276,500.
Roane, Judy D. and Robert A. to Johnette, Cherish L. and Michael J., 1515 Berwick Circle, $290,000.
Finken, Allison E. and Brandon M. to Goodin, Allison and Andrew, 12 Linden Ave., $102,000.
Schaben, Brian L. and Lori J. Trust to Carpenter, Sheryl A., 413 Pierce St., $111,000.
Hangstrom, Vivian F. to Raus, Tonya J., 616 Elliott St., $120,000.
Moss, Denise R. and Michael J. to Redden, Brooke A. and Justin R., 329 Warren St., $167,000.
Barnhouse, Johnette A. to Banks, James T., 189 Carter Lake Club, Carter Lake, $95,000.
Janda, Donnette M. to Sweningson, Jon and Marla, 913 Silver Lane, Carter Lake, $102,000.
Maasen, Betty J. and Willis R. to Santisteban, Anna E., 805 N. Chestnut St., Avoca, $60,000.
Rossell, Carolyn and Marlin E. to Jespersen, Christy, 53766 Hackberry Road, Griswold, $55,000.
Ring, Myron T. to Grudle, Linda A., 608 Second St., Neola, $163,000.
Lammert, Jacob E. and Rachel M. to Lammert Farms Inc., 11763 290th St., Silver City, $350,000.
Munson, Lloyd M. and Winifred F. to Feeley, Elizabeth C. and Timothy J., 32590 Applewood Road, Silver City, $250,000.
Perdue, Donna M. and Platt H. to Norman, Timothy W. Jr. and Tina L., 11 Countryside Drive, Treynor, $163,500.
Koehler, Annette to Maguire, Steven and Taryn, 211 Meadow Drive, Treynor, $178,000.
Logan, Lori J. to Cline, Jerry D., 22565 Juniper Road, Underwood, $300,000.


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- 1. Appearance
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Lasheal Arklione was previously a Loner
1. Appearance
At first glance, she doesn't look like much. She only stands at 25", 34", and 62" in her lupus, secui, and optime forms respectively. Yet if you look closer, one would be able to see her muscles and the time she enjoys putting into her physical fitness. Beyond that, she takes careful care of her coat in all three forms. However, she has a tendency to not shift into her secui form and therefore she might look a little bit more unkempt there.
Lasheal has piercing blue eyes, ones that are light blue. They look as though they had been plucked out of a glacier and set into her face. The pale blue eyes seem to match willingly with her silvery looking coat. She is white and dark grey all over, giving her that appearance. However, on the bridge of her muzzle there runs a line of black. The charcoal color always accents her back and down through her tail, coming to a blackened point at the end. Finally, her hind paws are the only parts of her link color- they are snow white, about a third of the way up her lower hind limb.
She has two identifying markings: a scar on the inside of her right hip, and a slit in her left ear, on the right side of the point that has come from a training fight when she was younger.
2. Personality
The werewolf doesn't really fit into one personality type; you might want to call her a little chaotic when it comes to that. She has a mind of her own, taking everything another person has to say with a grain of salt. She has a back log of memories to reassure her that nothing comes from someone else without a price. Not knowledge, not physical help, not anything. This has become part of her, now seldom offering anything without a string attached. She has a way of straying from directly answering anything, unless she sees it as necessary.
However, she does have a sense of humor. It can be anywhere from dry to completely childish. She tends to keep her less mature remarks to herself, though. If someone can get past her exterior walls to get to know her, she would be forever faithful - the type of person who tends to give five too many chances. Yet, from being on her own after her pack had disappeared, the thought of trust or allowing herself to settle down again wasn't in her thoughts. Lasheal isn't one that is easily fired up, but once you get her there, the result is anything but contained.
3. History
Lasheal was a mistake, and not one that was going to grow on her estranged father. Once she was born, he was nowhere to be seen by her mother, Risa. That was no matter, though. She had been a strong person, even if her not so modest actions had resulted in offspring. Risa had raised her daughter to the best of her abilities. Teaching her not only to hunt and fight to ensure she could take care of herself, but how to make sure she would turn into a respectable adult. Other older males in the pack tried to help out too, giving her a strong sense of security.
The female loved her mother, but there was always an empty space where her father should have been. As she got older, she struggled with this reality and it continually haunts her. However, she did enjoy her life in the small pack her mother and she resided in out in northern Washington. That is, until a rather unthinkable event happened. Their leader one night had been murdered. This was odd on many levels because their pack had been so isolated.
The sun had not even risen yet and she could hear Risa barking, screaming at her to wake up. She had uncurled her dark body quickly and had shot up into a defensive stance, trying to figure out what was happening. Till this day, and probably forever, Lasheal could hear her mother hissing 'Go, go, go, Balthazar is dead!' She had stood slack jawed for a minute before the sound of snarls and fighting were coming in more clearly as her head became less hazed with sleep. She had received a bite on her shoulder from her mother an d she ran as fast as she could manage in no particular direction.
Years later she was disappointed in herself for not staying. She had been on her own since then. She had never found her mother again, and when she had gone back to the site, everyone was gone. No bodies, not even her dead leader. So she left, off to wander alone forever or perhaps find a place to belong. She didn't know.


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Retail Earnings: A Sneak Peek (KSS, JWN, WMT, TGT, HD)
The earnings season is beginning to wind down for another quarter. That can only mean that it is time for some of our favorite shopping mall and strip mall retailers to step into the earnings spotlight. Kohl's (NYSE: KSS) and Nordstrom (NYSE: JWN) start things off later this week when they report their first-quarter results. Here is a peek at what analysts expect to see from these reports, as well as the earnings from other big retailers in the subsequent two weeks.
The discount department store operator is scheduled to report its first-quarter results Thursday morning, May 12. Analysts expect the Wisconsin-based company to announce that per-share earnings rose 11.1% from a year ago to $0.72.
During the three months that ended in April, Kohl's announced the building of a new e-commerce distribution center and also shifted its private credit card portfolio to Capital One (NYSE: COF). The consensus revenue forecast for that period calls for $4.3 billion, which is an increase of 5.4% year-over-year.
Looking ahead, analysts so far expect to see sequential and year-over-year growth in both earnings per share and revenues in the current quarter. Note that consensus earnings estimates have been pretty much on target in recent quarters.
Seattle-based Nordstrom will report its first-quarter results after the market closes on Thursday, May 12. Analysts anticipate that the upscale apparel and accessory retailer will post per-share earnings of $0.66 and $2.2 billion in revenues. That is up from $0.52 per share and $2.0 billion in the same period of last year.
During the three months that ended in April, Nordstrom acquired online private sale marketplace HauteLook for $180 million in Nordstrom stock and options. Nordstrom's board of directors also approved a 15% boost in the quarterly dividend.
Analysts so far expect Nordstrom to report sequential and year-over-year growth in both earnings per share and revenues in the second quarter. Note that Nordstrom fell short of consensus earnings estimates in two of the past five quarters, but by three cents per share or less.
Other Retailers
Walmart (NYSE: WMT), the world's largest retailer, is among those reporting results the following week. Like fellow big-box store operators Home Depot (NYSE: HD) and Target (NYSE: TGT), Walmart is expected to post modest year-over-year earnings growth.
Double-digit earnings growth is anticipated from Costco (NASDAQ: COST), GameStop (NYSE: GME), Limited Brands (NYSE: LMT), Ross Stores (NASDAQ: ROST), Staples (NASDAQ: SPLS) and Tiffany (NYSE: TIF).
Not all is rosy in the sector, though. Earnings results for JCPenney (NYSE: JCP) and TJX Companies (NYSE: TJX) are expected to be about the same as a year ago. Analysts predict that The Gap (NYSE: GPS) and Urban Outfitters (NASDAQ: URBN) will have seen their earnings slip by about a nickel per share.
The consensus forecast calls for per-share earnings of only a few cents from Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF) and Sears (NASDAQ: SHLD), but that is an improvement from losses in the same period of last year.
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steed is the perfect marriage of practical products for the equestrian and original awesomeness for the collector. dione's barn is filled with one cool, distinctive item after another ranging from a zebra rug that i coveted for ages, to a fine pair of gucci english riding boots. mixed in-between you'll find things like a boar tooth necklace, a skull and cross bone belt buckle, or a chair that dione fabricated herself from an old metal frame that she fashioned with stirrup leathers to create that seat and back...this i covet as well. you don't need to be a horse person to admire and appreciate dione's fine hoarding, you just need to have good taste, a sense of style, and a sense of humor.
to read more about dione and steed, check out this newspaper article here.


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Youth activity: Pioneers
Seattle Pioneers Climbing Workshop - Mountaineers Seattle Program Center
Part 1 of a 2 part skills workshop series designed to equip Pioneers families with all the skills and knowledge they need to safely go climbing outside. Part 1 will cover lead anchor building and rappelling.
- Sat, Apr 27, 2019
- Seattle Youth Outreach Committee
- Youth
- Families
- For Beginners (Getting Started Series)
- FULL (0 capacity)
- FULL (2 capacity)
- 4 (8 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
Mountaineers Program Center, 9am
Parents only skills workshop. This is for parents who want to learn how to set up top rope climbing outside. In order for this lesson to run smoothly, it will be necessary to leave Pioneers at home.
The morning (9am-12pm) will focus on building safe top rope anchors and rappelling, in the context of setting up a crag for top roping, where access to the anchors of the climb is possible without having to lead climb. This is the minimum requirement for this workshop, the afternoon is not required.
The afternoon (12pm-3pm) will focus on lead climbing for those parents interested in learning more skills, which can be used to set up any crag for top roping.
Mountaineers Seattle Program Center
Required Equipment
climbing equipment available from the Mountaineers for borrowing