Did you know that today is this 251 anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Considered to be one of the most formative incidents leading to the Revolutionary War, the Boston Tea Party occurred when 342 chest of tea were thrown overboard an East India Company boat moored in Boston Harbor in protest of the high tax on the good. The destructive act was carried out by Colonial citizens disguised as members of the Mohawk Nation. The incident led to a series of increasingly harsh punishments by the Brisith Parliament which in turn only inflamed the anger of Colonial citizens. Eventually leading to the Declaration of Independence and the war. Today tea is not taxed when purchased in a store here in the Untied States.
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About the Author
Debbie Caldwell
When you first meet Debbie Harris-Caldwell, you are immediately drawn to her charming Welsh accent and the twinkle in her eye. The well-traveled transplant from Wales is quick to set you at ease and time spent with her promises to be time well spent.
Debbie has been a real estate agent for 40 years and takes great pride in her customer service skills. "I make myself available to my customers when they need me, whether it's on a Sunday Evening or after their long day at work. I make my schedule fit theirs. I also keep my customers updated on everything happening with their listings or purchase, I am their conduit for information." She has built a business following her key principles of clear communication, attention to detail, client advocacy, and comprehensive knowledge of the area. Debbie comes to every new transaction with positive energy, determination, a strong understanding of the currents driving the market, and the expertise that comes from a lifetime of experience. She knows the importance of marketing and whether a home is for sale for $200,000 or for $2 million, she always has professional photography done and creates a listing presentation that best shows off her customer's home.