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10 | theburgnews.com | 09.19 • Bellevue Rd., 1932: Demara Properties LLC to C. Nsiah, $35,000 • Berryhill St., 2242: G. & M. Toro to M. Giambanco & A. Lebron, $64,000 • Boas St., 404: M. Riley to R. Stanley, $70,000 • Briggs St., 1617: M. Lewis to Amos Financial LLC, $31,000 • Crescent St., 302: Penn Home LLC to SG Homes of PA LLC, $30,000 • Derry St., 1312: Keystone Community Development Corp. to E. Roberts LLC & I Am at I Am, $120,000 • Derry St., 1531: Z. Mohammad to E. Cortes, $30,000 • Derry St., 2428A: General Electrical SVC CO Inc. to 101 S. 17th Street LLC, $62,000 • Derry St., 2811: Crist Holdings LLC to A. Banton, $75,000 • Division St., 240: Stephen Weinberger Trustee & Bette Weinberger Trustee to J. & A. Jones, $200,000 • Emerald St., 236: HHTP1 LLC to R. Picado, $64,900 • Emerald St., 237: M. Fannie to M. Freeman, $35,000 • Fulton St., 1939: Wells Fargo Bank NA to P. Sisemore & K. Hugo, $43,000 • Green St., 1121: T. McLaughlin to S. Urban & R. Capellaro Jr., $128,500 • Green St., 1415: D. Shreve to V. Schmidt, $132,000 • Green St., 1607; C. Frater to Fratelli Property Investments LLC, $110,000 • Green St., 1712: S. Jusufovic to M. Silver & H. Glaser, $220,000 • Green St., 1900: J. Bovender & J. Van Horn to A. & S. Lowry, $203,000 • Green St., 2012: T. & B. Alton to E. Lane, $159,000 • Green St., 3116: S. Quigley to J. Laumer, $106,000 • Greenwood St., 2516: KMM Development LLC to M. Smith, $105,000 • Hamilton St., 334: Harrisburg Homes Investment LLC to PA Deals LLC, $67,500 • Harris St., 234: Big Leaf Properties LLC to K. Rhett, $219,000 • Hoffman St., 3225: L. Cappellano to S. Feltman & J. Beck, $129,900 • Hummel St., 245: Tri County HDC LTD to J. Soberanis, $79,900 • Jefferson St., 2662: Dobson Family Partnership to H. Rhodes, $69,900 • Kelker St., 218: C. Proctor & J. Mesa Cruz to A. Czopek, $175,500 • Kensington St., 2035: J. Stoltzfus to C. Rameau, $35,900 • Kensington St., 2216: S. Roland to R. & C. Murphy, $60,250 • Kensington St., 2318: RDR Property Management LLC to G. Yolov, $60,000 • Maclay St., 1017: J. Pagliaro Estate & S. Pagliaro to PEG Commercial LLC, $850,000 • Market St., 1000: Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency to 812 Market Inc. PMI, $200,000 • Muench St., 220: Q. Vandermeersch to M. Marzzacco & A. Godfrey, $199,900 • Mulberry St., 1954: S. & E. Schwartz to E. Guider, $91,500 • Naudain St., 1642: Wells Fargo NA to Moxie Properties LLC, $30,000 • North St., 1613: JustGeoff Partners LLC to Y. Refae, $35,000 • N. 2nd St., 29: C. Yi to L & C Holdings LLC, $297,000 • N. 2nd St., 1825: CPenn Properties Old Uptwon LLC to E. Chattah, $67,000 • N. 2nd St., 1913: C. Hanshaw to Lansanah Home Services Group, $78,000 • N. 2nd St., 3005: H. Sharifi to F. Ramirez, $35,000 • N. 2nd St., 3011: R. Finkel to Central Pennsylvania Home Buyers LLC, $105,000 • N. 3rd St., 904: J. & S. Tang to Ramsden & Ramsden LLC, $215,000 • N. 3rd St., 1904: Green Street Properties LP to A. & A. Hughes, $178,000 • N. 4th St., 1320: Harrisburg Homes Investment LLC to PA Deals LLC, $65,000 • N. 4th St., 2703: K. Shenk to S. Gonzalez, $99,000 • N. 4th St., 3116: G. & J. Desgres to T. Keller, $102,000 • N. 4th St., 3215: W. Prough to G. & S. Erdman, $50,000 • N. 5th St., 1734: R. Rohlif to 4JL LLC, $112,500 • N. 5th St., 2510: M. & D. Blount to R. Diaz, $45,000 • N. 5th St., 2623: SL Realty to E. Mendoza, $46,000 • N. 5th St., 3014 & 3016: L. Powell to L. Busko, $100,000 • N. 6th St., 3153: PA Deals LLC to D. Borelli, $69,900 • N. 7th St., 2612: V. Galasso to R. Martinez & R. Rasmussen, $58,000 • N. 16th St., 814: Bretland Enterprises LLC to D. Boyle, $30,000 • N. Cameron St., 100: D. Deitchman, L. Hatter & Brickbox Enterprises LTD to Hatzlucha LLC, $4,650,000 • N. Front St., 27: W. & R. Balaban to Dauphin County Library System & McCormick Riverfront Library, $295,000 • N. Front St., 305: P1-30, P32-50, P52-59, P65-68, P97-101, P110- 119, P260-270, P280-300, P302, P16A, P33A, P294A, P298A, UT400, UT500 & UT600: Harrisburg Riverfront Development & Cumberland Property to 305 Front Street Investors LLC, $7,800,000 • Penn St., 1107: J. Musselman to B. Mathers, $155,000 • Penn St., 1308: Adonis Real Estate LLC to Invigaron LLC, $280,000 • Penn St., 1506: R. Miller to J. Owens, $130,000 • Penn St., 1914: L. Maurer to S. Desai Sturgis & J. Sturgis Jr., $168,500 • Penn St., 2935: R. Solano to M. Kanpol, $134,900 • Penn St., 2441: M. Frater to S. & T. Johnson, $46,000 • Race St., 558: Cash Now LLC to M. Kramer, $114,900 • Reily St., 223: J. Chadwick to W. & A. Adams, $166,500 • Reily St., 265: A. Kost & E. Morrison to R. Wodele, $132,000 • Seneca St., 230: Members 1st Federal Credit Union to M. Temba, $50,000 • Showers St., 611: NP Ventures LLC to K. & P. Steele, $150,200 • S. 13th St., 445: H. Yap to R. Smolsky, $75,000 • S. 13th St., 1541: L. Clemente to Y. Refae & H. Esmaeil, $35,000 • S. 14th St., 229: P. Watson to Citibank NA Trustee, $94,500 • S. 18th St., 1125: Midfirst Bank to HT Properties LLC, $39,500 • S. 19th St., 411: Midatlantic IRA & Niall Harry IRA to Q. & T. Forbes, $59,900 • S. 27th St., 724: Freedom Mortgage Corporation to W. Zhang, $45,140 • State St., 1626: Harrisburg Homes Investment LLC to America's Choice Remodeling of HBG LLC, $60,000 • State St., 1817: A. Marshall to F. Mora, $64,000 • Susquehanna St., 1701: R. Covington & T. Pean to I. Preston, $156,000 • Susquehanna St., 1912: N. Carter to C. Mincemoyer, $156,000 • Swatara St., 2047: Building LLC to Sr Homes LLC, $44,000 • Swatara St., 2230: R. & J. Woll to H. Marca & M. Alvarez, $78,000 • Valley Rd., 2308: Bean Charlotte Spence GST Trust II to A. & E. Hendrickson, $220,000 • Vineyard Rd., 216: J. & W. Legaspi to R. & M. Loucas, $169,500 • Watson St., 2817: E. Hurlock to LJ Realty Trust, $37,500 Harrisburg property sales for July 2019, greater than $30,000. Source: Dauphin County. Data is assumed to be accurate. chanGinG hanDs: sponsoReD By Ray Davis BRoaD stReet maRket seeks "FRienDs" Do you consider yourself a "friend" of the Broad Street Market? If so, Josh Heilman wants to hear from you. Heilman is the market's new executive director, and, as one of his first major initiatives, he has launched a long-planned "Friends of the Market" program. e new initiative allows residents to help the market through a yearly donation or by volunteering for certain events and activities. e goal of the program is to bring additional revenue to the Broad Street Market for renovations, events, merchandise and more. "We're looking to get monetary donations and volunteer time," Heilman said. "e market kind of needs some work. So, we're looking for some extra sources of revenue." e immediate donations are going toward two different projects: installation of banners that will surround the market and replacing the string roof lights on each building, which have been out for some 20 years. Volunteers, also called "market ambassadors," will be asked to help with landscaping, painting and any special events. According to Heilman, the market is planning to roll out a merchandise table by Christmas, which the volunteers will also help run. ey'll sell tote bags and eventually T-shirts and answer any questions people have about the market. Members get an exclusive Broad Street Market tote bag, which serves as a member ID, access to special market events such as their upcoming barbeque in September, and discounts to certain stands in the market. Right now, Sweet 717 and R.G Hummer Meats & Cheese are offering 10 percent off to all members. For more information on how you can become a "Friend of the Market," visit broadstreetmarket.org/friends. so noteD Broad Street Market in Harrisburg has been named a "Great Public Space" by the PA Chapter of the American Planning Association. e association's "Great Places" program also singled out Ligonier Diamond Park in Westmoreland County and Main Street Bethlehem for recognition. Harrisburg School District started the 2019-20 academic year last month, the first under newly appointed district Receiver Dr. Janet Samuels and her recovery team. In an address to faculty and staff, Samuels pledged competence, kindness and a renewed focus on student academic achievement. Harrisburg School District last month approved a resolution to re- start the nonrenewal process for Premier Arts and Science Charter School. In 2018, the previous administration started the process to deny the school a new charter, but never completed it. e current administration plans to begin public hearings "as soon as possible," as a step to deny Premier another five-year charter. Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra has initiated a national search for a new executive director after Jeff Woodruff announced his retirement. Woodruff plans to retire at the end of the 2019-20 season following 17 years at the helm of Harrisburg's professional orchestra. UPMC Pinnacle last month opened the doors of its new UPMC Memorial hospital at 1701 Innovation Dr. in west York. In so doing, it closed its former facility 325 S. Belmont St., York. e new hospital is a five-level, 102-bed facility. e 220,000-square- foot hospital provides acute and emergency medical care, maternity services, cardiology and vascular services, chronic disease management and surgical services. Vintage Vault Gallery has opened at 300 Bridge St., New Cumberland, offering furniture, apparel and other items, with an emphasis on mid-century design. It's the second location for owner David Morrison, who also runs the Vintage Vault Gallery in Middletown. Wakeen Enterprise, a Harrisburg-based business consultancy and marketing company, last month announced the acquisition of Lancaster-based e Premise Studio. e acquisition will help Wakeen expand its creative and branding capabilities, according to the company.

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