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14 | theburgnews.com | 04.18 • Adrian St., 2421: J. Howard to L. Brown, $69,900 • Berryhill St., 2216: PA Deals LLC to A. & L. Smith, $64,900 • Boas St., 111: P. & M. Keelen to J. Swope, $67,000 • Boas St., 409: A. Antoun to P. Cannon & M. Hertrich, $84,000 • Boas St., 1910: Dobson Family Limited to M. Cardona & S. Guzman, $36,000 • Duke St., 2433: 2013 Central PA Real Estate Fund LLC to S. Henry, $65,900 • Evergreen St., 17: E. Ordonez to P. Paniagua, $40,000 • Fulton St., 1625: Z. & H. Khan to J. Seibert, $125,750 • Fulton St., 1722: Wilmington Savings Fund & Society FSB to PA Deals LLC, $77,500 • Green St., 2322: Lake Como REI LLC to Lynn & Ryan Investment Properties LLC, $36,000 • Hale Ave., 383: 2013 Central PA Real Estate Fund LLC to S. Henry, $65,000 • Hale Ave., 403: O. Peck to C. & A. Bullock, $71,000 • Harris St., 204: G. Olives to A. Hermany & T. Minnick, $149,900 • Holly St., 1916: W. Aikens Jr. to R. & B. Cook, $43,000 • Hummel St., 243: Tri County HDC Ltd. to B. Dixon, $69,900 • Kensington St., 2267: M. Eismann to Blackfoot Viking LLC, $40,000 • Kensington St., 2328: 2013 M&M Real Estate Fund LLC to S. Henry, $65,900 • Market St., 1028: J. & A. Karagiannis to R. Luu, J. Son & KS Property Management LLC, $250,000 • Market St., 1800: G. Walker to Horizon Trust FBO, Timothy Carter IRA, $105,000 • Mayflower St., 1366: G. Vargas to D. Tellado, $60,000 • N. 2nd St., 221: CJ2 Group LLC to Second and Cranberry LLC, $350,000 • N. 2nd St., 2338: H. Witte & A. Atkinson to V. Paredes, $95,000 • N. 3rd St., 3218: T. & B. Seely to S. Dudek, $139,900 • N. 4th St., 1911: K. & D. Fletcher to M. DeMeo, $73,900 • N. 5th St., 1948: L. Blanton to B. & K. Feidt, $73,500 • N. 5th St., 2554: J. Johnson to D. Mallek & W. Sarris, $60,000 • N. 5th St., 3201: Branch Banking and Trust Co. to F. Nestico, $80,000 • N. 15th St., 2: R. Sharma & N. Saini to D&F Realty Holdings LP, $100,000 • N. 15th St., 1425: Top Notch Properties LLC to B. Wevodau Sr., $30,000 • S. 24th St., 563: Lake Como REI LLC to Lynn & Ryan Investment Properties LLC, $65,000 • Parkway Blvd., 2509: Harrisburg Rentals LLC to A. & L. Smith, $118,500 • Peffer St., 321: K. Whitehead to V. Robinson, $74,000 • Penn St., 1504: R. Davis to D. & M. Witwer, $70,000 • Penn St., 1612: A. La Luz to N. Giustra, $140,000 • Race St., 552: G. & K. Nguyen to A. & H. Appleberry, $144,000 • Revere St., 1722: R. Brunstetter to Top Unit Properties LLC, $80,000 • Rolleston St., 1153: A. Phillips to C. Suriel, $43,000 • Rudy Rd., 2492: HT Properties LLC to W. Marca, $59,000 • Rumson Dr., 2899: S. Markowitz to M. Gleason, $58,000 • S. 14th St., 1404: S. McMurray to City of Harrisburg, $47,000 • S. 14th St., 1409: V. Brice to City of Harrisburg, $48,000 • S. 14th St., 1411: DRW Properties LLC to City of Harrisburg, $50,000 • S. 14th St., 1412: M. Hudson to City of Harrisburg, $53,000 • S. 14th St., 1420: S. Crittenden to City of Harrisburg, $52,500 • S. 14th St., 1436: J. Newhouse to City of Harrisburg, $49,000 • S. 14th St., 1441: W. & B. Hornung to City of Harrisburg, $39,000 • S. 14th St., 1442: Blue Real Estate LLC to City of Harrisburg, $51,000 • S. River St., 315: Red Realty LLC & D. Shearer to J. & S. Bachman, $109,000 • State St., 1713: D. Schneider to J. Virbitsky, $85,000 • Susquehanna St., 1622: R. & G. Harris to H. Maierle & C. Kostelecky, $134,500 • Susquehanna St., 1704 & 1706: J. Shoop to N. Lotze & A. Anderson, $122,000 • Sycamore St., 1421: G. Neff to C. Pizarro, $35,000 • Waldo St., 2627: PA Deals LLC to S. Henry, $54,000 • Wyeth St., 1413: M. & J. Boyer to J. Hegarty, $105,000 cHanGinG HanDs: sPonsoReD By WenDell HooveR Harrisburg property sales for February 2018, greater than $30,000. Source: Dauphin County. Data is assumed to be accurate. e Dauphin County commissioners shelled out some $6 million to dozens of projects last month in the annual disbursal of gaming grant money. e commissioners spread the money around to municipalities throughout the county, with the largest sums, by state law, going to those nearest to the Hollywood Casino at Penn National in Grantville. In and around Harrisburg, grants to governments included: • City of Harrisburg: $229,724 for police equipment, the engineering bureau and for dive team equipment • Susquehanna Township: $159,900 for sanitary sewer system extension, for Progress Fire Co. vehicle replacement and for Wedgewood Hills Swim Club heat pump installation • Lower Paxton Township: $82,825 for Devon Manor pool improvements, Koon's pool improvements and Ranger and George Park soccer upgrades • Hummelstown: $58,471 for municipal building debt service • Highspire: $57,200 for roadway rehabilitation • Steelton: $43,000 for Fire Department apparatus and Skate Park debt reduction • Swatara Township: $13,000 for police K-9 and training Grants to Dauphin County entities included: • MDJ Court Administration: $200,000 for construction of MDJ buildings • Dauphin County Industrial Development Authority: $137,000 for solar farm project debt reduction • Dauphin County Parks & Recreation: $101,000 for Detweiler Park master plan and Fort Hunter Station planning project • Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority: $100,000 for a project on the former State Hospital grounds • Dauphin County Land Bank Authority: $100,000 for renovation of vacant homes Grants to organizations included: • Camp Curtin YMCA: $100,000 for conversion of an indoor pool into a recreational area • Central Dauphin School District: $75,600 for a school safety improvement project • Jewish Home of Greater Harrisburg: $75,000 for an emergency generator project • Penn FC (Harrisburg City Islanders): $72,562 for a field conversion project • Humane Society of Harrisburg Area: $70,000 for an expansion of veterinary services • Salvation Army: $50,000 for a new headquarters and services facility • Harrisburg Rugby Food Club: $50,000 for Perseverance Field improvements • Homeland Center: $40,000 for an emergency generator project • e Nativity School: $40,000 for furniture purchase and building renovations • Open Stage of Harrisburg: $32,000 for facility and equipment upgrades • Capital Region Literacy Corp.: $30,000 for books in schools and clinic program • Habitat for Humanity: $28,000 for weatherization project • Heinz Menaker Senior Center: $25,000 for ADA- compliant restrooms • Midtown Action Council: $13,652 for historic marker renovation and expansion • Beacon Clinic: $5,000 for HVAC installation and renovations GaMinG GRants announceD so noteD Blake Lynch was named Harrisburg's new community policing coordinator last month. In this position, Lynch, formerly director of development at the Boys and Girls Club of Harrisburg, will serve as a liaison between the city's Police Bureau and the community. Club XL is set to open this month near S. Cameron and Hanna streets in an industrial area of Harrisburg. Owner Phil Dobson said the 18,500-square-foot nightclub and concert venue will feature a large stage, a sophisticated light and sound system and an exterior patio, among other amenities. Gamut eatre Group this month plans to begin the second phase of the build-out of its building in downtown Harrisburg. e Gamut eatre Education Center will include the Alexander Grass Second Stage, two renovated classrooms and other areas for students to learn various aspects of theater operations. e $700,000 project should be completed by August, according to Gamut. Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant is making plans to open in the newly constructed Hershey Towne Square on Chocolate Avenue in Hershey. e company expects the 9,000-square- foot space to be ready late this year or early next year. Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority announced last month that Robert "Bob" Zorbaugh will replace Jim Warner as CEO when Warner retires at year- end. Zorbaugh, the current chief operating officer, has served with LCSWMA, which owns Harrisburg's waste-to-energy incinerator, since 1990. PSECU last month announced the planned retirement of President Greg Smith, effective February 2019. Smith has served with the credit union for nearly 30 years. Right on Reily is slated to open late this month in restaurant space across the street from Midtown Cinema in Harrisburg. Owner Dylan Simon said he plans to open at 7 a.m. and will feature freshly made breakfast items, sandwiches, soups and salads from the eatery at 263 Reily St. eatre Harrisburg last month announced the departure of its executive director, Allison Graham Hays, who served in the post for about one year. A search for a new director has begun. ose interested should send a resume and cover letter to email@theatreharrisburg.com.

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