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10 | THEBURGNEWS.COM | 08.20 • Bellevue Rd., 2021: J. & J. Trach to G. Amador, $88,000 • Benton St., 600: T. Griffin to W. Quezada & M. Cedeno, $78,000 • Benton St., 708: Whitland Enterprises to M. Ide, $46,000 • Berryhill St., 1948: M. Frater to R. Perrin & D. Rallo, $47,000 • Berryhill St., 1954: M. Frater to R. Perrin & D. Rallo, $73,000 • Berryhill St., 2154: E. Butler to J. Ranck, $44,300 • Boas St., 1930: S. Tippitt to CR Property Group LLC, $49,600 • Brookwood St., 2449: D. Tu to K. Tran & T. Doan, $60,000 • Cameron St., 117 and 116 & 118 Hancock St.: Pascual Navarro Inc. to RS3 Ventures LLC, $207,000 • Chestnut St. 2120: TIAA FSB to JBAB LLC, $155,500 • Derry St., 2444: Federal National Mortgage Assoc. to K. Mooney, $45,000 • Derry St., 2516: Wells Fargo Bank NA PHH Mortgage Corp. to D&F Realty Holdings LP, $36,500 • Duke St., 2447: PA Deals LLC & Rich Steele Realty LLC to A. Graham, $76,900 • Grand St., 931: K. Line to J. Greene, $55,000 • Green St., 1002: A. Toth to PA Deals LLC, $72,000 • Green St., 1702: M. Tramontin to J. & S. Lebron, $219,900 • Green St., 1719: H. Neuhaus to e Berlin Group LLC, $100,000 • Green St., 2023: J. & S. Douglas to Z. & S. Smith, $210,000 • Green St., 2035: Heinly Homes LLC & W. Hoover to N. Jensen, $232,000 • Hale Ave., 393: S. Garrett to F. Ramirez & J. Polanoc, $70,000 • Herr St., 1020: S. Borne to D. Patel, $154,000 • Holly St., 1853: R. Dunbar to C. Dunbar, $42,500 • Holly St., 1911: Vision Venture Investments LLC to M. Diallo & S. Camara, $65,000 • Jefferson St., 2642: D. Lopez to P. Solis Lorenzo, $30,000 • Kensington St., 2233: H. Alcantara & T. Holden to J. & M. Macias, $66,500 • Lenox St., 2005: T. & C. Murray to R. Bender, $87,000 • Linden St., 125: S. & M. Toomey to CR Property Group LLC, $45,000 • Maclay St., 645: Buonarroti Trust to AutoZone Development LLC, $500,000 • Manada St., 1916: R&K Realty Group LP to J. Heikes, $75,000 • Market St., 1813: W. Cameron to NA Capital Group LLC, $30,716 • Mulberry St., 1915: K. & S. Ribble to JOG Investments LLC, $40,000 • North St., 1851: Harrisburg Rentals LLC to J. Weber, $119,900 • N. 2nd St., 906: E. Neilson to F. Burdell & W. McGee, $215,000 • N. 2nd St., 933: J. Matsumoto Holdings Inc. to C. Wise, $84,200 • N. 2nd St., 1839: Kirsch & Burns LLC to Trip Acres 1839 LLC, $147,500 • N. 4th St., 2104: PA Community Investors LLC to Gold Key Properties LLC, $36,000 • N. 5th St., 2610: S. McGowan to E. Chattah & Y. Guhl, $38,000 • N. 5th St., 2723: Cama Sidra LLC omas Whymark IRA to B. Adzomo & J. Ekani, $68,000 • N. 6th St., 2630: KBT Enterprises to L. Paulino & E. Ortega, $46,000 • N. 17th St., 1000: D. Robinson to A. Augustine, $75,000 • N. 19th St., 47: S&R Estates LLC to M. Trujillo, $35,000 • Paxton St., 1612: D. Boyle to G. Olivo, $50,000 • Radnor St., 631: J. Fernandez to CR Property Group LLC, $52,000 • Radnor St., 680: E. & A. Vazquez to K&F Property Investments LLC, $35,000 • Radnor St., 682: E. & A. Vazquez to K&F Property Investments LLC, $35,000 • Rudy Rd., 2488: M. Rivera to N. Rivera, $60,000 • Rumson Dr., 325: B. Paige to B. Matthews & T. James, $105,000 • S. 22nd St., 737: D. Smith to Lindawn Partners, $51,600 • S. 22nd St., 748: M. Smith to Lindawn Partners, $378,400 • S. 25th St., 615: S. & B. Taylor to I. Yolov, $118,000 • S. 25th St., 619: G. Olives to I. Yolov, $107,000 • S. 25th St., 702: K. & N. Williams to J. Stump Jr., $124,900 • S. River St., 321: J&S Home Solutions to T. Nazario, $122,000 • S. Front St., 545: J. Small Jr. to G. Stansfield, $97,500 • State St., 223: Harrisburg Fireman's Relief Assoc. to 223 State St. LLC, $325,000 • State St., 231, Unit 704: LUX 1 LP to LUX Rentals LLC, $130,000 • Swatara St., 1915: A. De Leon to R. De Maria, $72,000 • Sycamore St., 1617: CR Property Group LLC to L. Dalupang, $140,000 • Walnut St., 1814: S&T Home Renovations to CR Property Group LLC, $45,000 Harrisburg property sales for June 2020, greater than $30,000. Source: Dauphin County. Data is assumed to be accurate. Boneshire Brew Works plans to expand into downtown Harrisburg, with a tasting room planned for the city's SoMa neighborhood. Boneshire expects to open in the spring at 13 S. 3rd St., space that has housed the temporary Sip@SoMa tasting room since early 2019. e Englewood, a new music, event and dining concept in Hershey, opened last month after an extensive build-out and renovation to a landmark barn at 1219 Research Blvd. e venue also will feature an on-site brewery and has extensive outdoor seating. For more information, visit www.englewoodhershey.com. e Foundation for Enhancing Communities and United Way of the Capital Region last month announced that they had distributed another $23,750 to 10 more nonprofit organizations as part of the COVID-19 Community Response Fund. So far, the fund, designed to help support nonprofits during the pandemic crisis, has distributed $169,278 to 74 area groups. Glitz Soap Co. will move this fall to 1 E. Main St. in Mechanicsburg to expand production and retail space, according to the Cumberland County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities. Glitz Soap opened its shop at 58 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg, in February. Guy McIntosh last month was named executive director of the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra. Prior to his appointment, he served as the orchestra's general manager and as director of marketing and personnel manager for several performing arts organizations throughout the mid-Atlantic region. Pedego Harrisburg is set to cruise into Strawberry Square in September, the area's first dealership for the nation's largest electric bicycle company. Harrisburg resident Andrew Soisson, along with his parents, will open in 3rd Street retail space last occupied by the grocery store, Provisions. Radish & Rye has closed its long-time stand in the Broad Street Market, moving to its new storefront at 1308 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg. Currently, the produce and grocery vendor is accepting only online orders, with curbside pickup Tuesday through Sunday. For more information, visit www.radishandryehbg.com. Saturday Nights in the City has been extended through the end of August. Originally slated to end in early July, Harrisburg and the Downtown Improvement District extended and expanded the outdoors dining event due to its popularity among restaurateurs and patrons. Stuart Malina will conduct the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra for at least three more years, as last month he signed a contract extension through the 2022-23 performance season. is year, Malina celebrates 20 years with the orchestra and, besides his role as conductor, often performs as a featured soloist. Visit Hershey & Harrisburg last month launched the Brew Barons Beer Trail, which links some 20 craft breweries in the Harrisburg area via a mobile app. By downloading the app, beer fans receive information on the participating breweries, details on promotions and events and a chance to win prizes. Visit www.brewbarons.com. SO NOTED CHANGING HANDS: SPONSORED BY WENDELL HOOVER SketchBURG // By Lawrance Binda & Brad Gebhart.

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