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Welcome to Callie Umenhofer, Realtor, located at 447 Boston Street in the charming town of Topsfield, Massachusetts. Serving the vibrant North Shore community, Callie Umenhofer is a dedicated full-time Realtor committed to transforming the complexities of real estate into a seamless and positive experience for her clients. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing in property, Callie's expertise and passion ensure that your real estate journey is smooth and successful. With a strong educational background, Callie holds a bachelor's degree in Management from Bentley University. Before venturing into real estate, she gained valuable experience in software and services sales and business operations. As a North Shore native raised in Topsfield, and a long-time resident of Georgetown with her husband and two children, Callie possesses an intimate knowledge of the local area and market.

Welcome to Julia Bird Reservation Nestled along the scenic Ipswich River, the Julia Bird Reservation in Ipswich, Massachusetts, offers a captivating escape into nature. Located on Waldingfield Road, this 59-acre park and tourist attraction is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. With its extensive network of protected fields, forests, and trails, visitors can explore the dynamic landscape shaped by centuries of forest and field management.

Welcome to St. Agnes Parish, a vibrant and welcoming place of worship located at 22 Boston Street, Middleton, Massachusetts. As a cornerstone of our community, we are dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, community engagement, and service to others. We are excited to announce that registration for the 2024-2025 school year is now open. We invite you to visit [our registration page](https://agnesandrose.org/re-registration) to secure your spot and join our thriving educational community.

Welcome to Echo and Elizabeth How Reservation, a serene escape nestled in the heart of Ipswich, Massachusetts. Located at Linebrook Road, this picturesque park spans a total of 50 acres, featuring the 33-acre Echo Reservation and the adjacent 17-acre Elizabeth How Reservation. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a lush mixed hardwood forest, characterized by mature trees, wide trails, and vast fields of ferns. The park is home to a large beaver pond, wetlands, and historic stone walls that line trails connecting to neighboring conserved forests and fields. These ancient stone walls whisper stories from the past, recalling a time when these lands were open pastures. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the diverse ecosystem, where woodland mammals like white-tailed deer, fisher, coyote, mink, and beaver thrive, and birdwatchers can spot spring migrants, winter owls, and wild turkeys.