Summer is almost over and officially ends September 22nd. While we enjoy these last several Summer days, it’s time to get back to our daily routines. Schools have started and there’s a sense that Summer vacations are over. The Labor Day holiday triggers mixed emotions so what’s behind Labor Day – and how did it earn a place as a federal holiday?
Labor Day always falls on the first Monday in September. On this day, we celebrate and reflect on the American worker’s contributions to our country. We can thank the U. S. labor movement and labor unions for this holiday so let’s reflect on this day and the American worker’s contributions to our country.
OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th , TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY.
Here are some fun facts, holidays and more about the month of September!
As the ninth month of the year, September marks the beginning of autumn in the northern hemisphere (and the start of spring in the southern). Traditionally considered the month that marks transitions between seasons, it is often one of the most temperate weather-wise.
There are 30 days in the month of September, which starts on the same day of the week as December each year but does not end on the same day of the week as any other month in the year.
September has three birth flowers: the forget-me-not, the morning glory, and the aster. Forget-me-nots represent love and memories, asters represent love as well, and the morning glory represents unrequited love. The birthstone for the month is the sapphire.
September has several United States and international holidays.
- Labor Day is the most well known holiday in September. It is observed every year on the first Monday in September.
- Native American Day is always celebrated on the 4th Friday of September.
- Grandparent's Day is observed in the United States on the first Sunday after Labor Day.
- Constitution Day, celebrating the ratification of the governing document of the United States, is observed on the 17th.
- Theautumn equinox, which is the traditional transition from summer into fall, takes place on or around September 22nd, depending on the year.
There are lots of days dedicated to fun activities in September. Look out for these days. If you are teaching school at home or your kids are attending school online, these would be some light-hearted ways to break up the days:
- September 5th: National Cheese Pizza Day
- September 9th: National Teddy Bear Day
- September 16th: National Play-Doh Day
- September 19th: International "Talk Like A Pirate Day"
We would enjoy seeing some of your school activities so please email us some fun photos to post on our website:
management@3gpropertiesgroup.com
Countries around the globe are reopening schools during the pandemic and educators are facing hard decisions of whether to resume in-person instruction while there’s still no cure for the coronavirus. We wish all of our residents and their families a safe and healthy learning environment during this school year. We are grateful for our educators and wish them patience and knowledge as they maneuver through these upcoming months. It will certainly be a school year to remember.
We know it’s still hot outside so please ensure that no pools of any kind are on the property per your Lease Agreement. Also, trampolines are prohibited. If your kids are looking for something cool to do outside, we suggest they play in the sprinklers. This was a fun way to play outside when we were kids. There are many new water sprinklers on the market for fun in the sun and playing at home. Safety is our utmost concern and we hope you enjoy these last days of Summer!
Tips & Reminders
- Maintenance requests MUST be in writing so please use your tenant portal. Photos can also be uploaded to support your maintenance requests.
- Report any leaks so minor problems don’t turn into major ones.
- Per your Lease Agreement, all tenants and occupants 18 years and older need their own separate Renter’s Insurance Policy or on a combined policy naming all tenants and occupants as insureds. 3G Properties Group should be named on your policy as an “additional interest” so your insurance company will automatically send us your proof of insurance and any changes or updates. If all tenants are not named on the insurance policy or we do not have a copy of your policy on file, there is a mandatory $12.50 landlord’s liability insurance policy charged to your rental property each month to be included in your rent payment. Tenant’s personal property is not protected unless Tenant has their own RENTERS INSURANCE.
- DUE TO LIABILITY, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANY TENANT OR OCCUPANT ACCESS THE ATTIC OF THE PROPERTY FOR STORAGE OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. You are not allowed to change your AC filters if they are located in the attic space or above 6 feet from the ground.
- Tenant must kennel or crate pets whenever landlord or landlord’s representative will be on property for a scheduled appointment.
- If you have an addition to your family, i.e. new baby, please let us know so we can add them as occupants to your lease. We will need their name and date of birth. Any occupants 18 or older are required to complete a rental application for approval.
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