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BROOKVILLE, NY HOME SALES STATISTICS - 09/29/08 - 09/29/08 04:14 PM
Per the Multiple Listing Service of Long Island, there are ten homes sold in Brookville, NY for the last three quarters this year as compared to 18 homes sold last year for the same period. Prices of homes sold in Brookville, NY this year ranged from $1,150,000 to $2,626,000. Last year's prices of homes sold ranged from $1,385,000 to $4,000,000. One of the ten houses sold in Brookville, NY this year went for full price, one went over the asking price by 6.2%. Last year, two houses in Brookville, NY went for full price, and another one went for $5,000 above
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HAVE YOU TAKEN DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASS? - 09/29/08 03:49 PM
Looking for ways to save on your auto insurance? How much? About 10%. So have you taken the defensive driving class lately? I took one yesterday. The class was given at Oyster Bay Public Library by Empire Safety Council and we had an excellent teacher named Steve Donnelly. I did not want to take the course but my husband insisted I should and so I went with him. The class was worth it. Taking the defensive driving class or aptly renamed Accident Prevention Workshop will reduce your auto insurance premiums by about 10%. If you have points, you may be eligible
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LAND FOR SALE IN NEW FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT 06810 - 09/26/08 04:35 PM
Total Acreage: 68.83 acres Price: $2,100,000 Topography: Hills and valleys; small portion of wetland; formerly a dairy farm; sections of stone fence still stand. Zoning: Residential; two acres per building lot Access: 30-foot right-of-way on Pine Hill Road; right-of-way held in perpetuity with no limit on use Utilities: Electricity in place (electric rates are very low; well-water system) Community: Old, established town; area surrounding the property fully developed; the property is one of only a couple or so large pieces of prime residential land left available for development. Commute time to mid-Manhattan by car is 50 minutes to
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BAYVILLE HOMES SOLD IN THE FIRST 3 QUARTERS OF 2008 - 09/26/08 01:48 PM
There are 17 homes sold in Bayville during the last 3 quarters of 2008 compared to 46 homes sold in Bayville during the same period in 2007. There are still 41 homes for sale in Bayville. In addition to that, there are 39 homes not sold and either they had expired or being withdrawn from the Bayville homes for sale list. Bayville home prices range from $275,000 for a cottage and $1,995,000 for a colonial with waterview. Contact Rosalinda Morgan, "The Rose Lady" if you are looking for homes to buy in Bayville, Locust Valley, Oyster Bay, East Norwich, Brookville, Muttontown, Oyster
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OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, SEPT 28, 2008, 12-2 PM - 48 CONVENT RD, SYOSSET, NY - 09/26/08 10:11 AM
Come and see this gorgeous home conveniently located mid-block on a nice street near the town. You can walk to the railroad station, shopping areas and restaurants. This split home has oversized den with fireplace, wooden floors throughout, new cac & windows, 5-year old roof, new boiler still under warranty. Living room has cathedral ceiling. It has lots of mouldings. Very private yard. Syosset has a very good school system and the railroad line is one of the best in the LIRR system. In the morning, there is an express train to Penn Station and sometimes you do not
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OPEN HOUSE - 14 6TH ST., BAYVILLE, NY - SUNDAY, SEPT. 28, 2008 - 3-5 PM - 09/25/08 10:32 PM
Take a look at this not so little bungalow within walking distance from Long Island Sound and minutes to restaurant row in Bayville. It is a two-bedroom cottage/bungalow on a nice neighborhood with a big backyard. It looks small but the look is deceiving. Must see! If you love the water, it is a short distance to the beach. There is a nice park nearby. You can also go fishing at the beach near the entrance to Centre Island. The public beach is right across the restaurant row. Bayville has the famous Haunted House and it is
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THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER - 09/22/08 05:28 PM
Rosa Foetida Bicolor or Autumn Damask Rose Now that the summer is gone but not forgotten, we are in for some nice show of color in the garden. The weather will be cooler and the roses will be bursting with blooms once again. Here is a poem that carries my sentiment for the season. ‘Tis the last rose of summer Left blooming alone; All her lovely companions Are faded and gone; No flower of her kindred No rosebud, is nigh, To reflect back her blushes To
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GOING GREEN WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OFF - 09/20/08 04:44 PM
When a big storm hit our area, we worry if we are going to lose power and when will it be restored? For days we might have power outages. In certain areas of Long Island, power outages can run for days. Homeowners are buying generators just to have them handy on such emergencies. But these generators run on fuel and create pollution and noise. They are also for short term duration only. Steve Geiringer of Lattingtown and Harvey Bass of Sea Cliff have developed an alternative - a battery-powered inverter that does not run on fuel nor create pollution or
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OYSTERS ANYONE? PLAN ON GOING TO OYSTER BAY ON OCT. 18-19 - 09/20/08 04:38 PM
If you have not been to Oyster Fest in Oyster Bay, plan on coming this year. It is the 25th anniversary of Oyster Fest and it promises to be the best. There will be rides for the kids, petting zoo, oyster eating contest, raffles, arts & crafts and food galore. There will be a pirate demonstration for the kids. For dog lovers, there will be high, dare-devil dog competition this year. Another great addition this year is a Grucci Fireworks at 7 PM on Saturday night. Parking is at a premium in town but there are designated off-site parking
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AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY SILVER HONOR MEDAL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE - 09/17/08 11:06 AM
I went to the New York District Convention last weekend and it was a fabulous weekend. The most exciting part was I won the American Rose Society Silver Honor Medal Award - the most prestigious and the highest award at the District Level of the American Rose Society. We had a Buffet Dinner on Friday night at Batavia Racetrack with the second race dedicated to Western New York Rose Society. Members of the WNYRS made a blanket and draped it over the winning horse after the race. We had fun at the racetrack and then the casino afterwards. On Saturday,
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IS CONDO RIGHT FOR YOU? - 09/17/08 10:07 AM
There are pros and cons of owning a condominium. Condominiums are the answer to finding a low-cost, low-maintenance homes. Condos can be an attractive option because they are generally kept in good repair by enforced rules. You'll need to become familiar with these rules and agree to follow them before buying a condominium. If you like the benefits of these enforced rules, but decide you want a single-family residence, you can look for a subdivision with a homeowner's association that enforces such rules. Condos are also good as a second home or vacation home because you can just lock it
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FIREFIGHTER - A ROSE TO HONOR THE 343 FIREFIGHTERS OF 9-11-2001 - 09/11/08 08:31 PM
Firefighter is a beautiful red hybrid tea which is the first of the nine roses to be named for the Remember Me Rose Gardens to honor the 343 firefighters who died on September 11, 2001 while trying to save lives in the World Trade Center. Firefighter also honors those men and women who risk their lives daily to protect ours. Firefighter is a tall hybrid tea about 5-6 ft tall with a perfect flower form, about 4-6 inches. Petal count is about 40-45 and has a very strong fragrance. Firefighter won the City of Portland Gold Medal Award for 2007.
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HOUSE FOR SALE IN BAYVILLE - $380,000 - 09/11/08 05:23 PM
What can $380,000 buy on the North Shore of Long Island? There are still some good buys on the North Shore of Long Island if you look hard enough. This cottage in Bayville is one of them. It is a cute little bungalow within walking distance from Long Island Sound and minutes to restaurant row in Bayville. It is a two-bedroom cottage/bungalow on a nice neighborhood with a big backyard. Bayville used to be a resort town but not anymore. People live there year round now. If you love the water, it is a short distance to the beach.
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DO YOU KNOW THAT PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS ARE NOT GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT? - 09/10/08 05:39 PM
The plastic bags that carry your groceries home so conveniently are not good for the environment. There are bills proposed that will require stores to establish an in-store recycling program for plastic shopping bags. It is called Plastic Bag Reduction, Reuse and Recycling Act. Plastic bags are not biodegrable and will end up using valuable space in landfills and last almost forever in the dump. They break down into smaller toxic bits that contaminate soil and waterways and suffocate marine life. An estimated 500 billion to 1 trillion plastic bags are used each year worldwide. It takes million barrels of
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HOMES FOR SALE IN EAST NORWICH - SEPTEMBER 9, 2008 - 09/09/08 02:06 PM
For more info on the town of East Norwich, read my blog on "HERE ARE REASONS WHY YOU WANT TO LIVE IN EAST NORWICH, NY". It is a small town but full of history and charm. There are 18 homes for sales in East Norwich and they are all good values. Address Price Style BR Bath 921 Oyster Bay Rd $499,000 Victorian 4 2 21 Walnut Ave $550,000 Colonial 3 3 62 Sugar Toms Ln $559,000 Colonial 4 2.5 11 Griffin Ave $569,000 Ranch 3 2 92 Hawthorne Rd $569,990 Ranch 2 1.5 140 Radcliff Dr $598,000 Cape 3
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HERE ARE REASONS WHY YOU WANT TO LIVE IN EAST NORWICH, NY.... - 09/09/08 01:57 PM
East Norwich is a small town on the way right before reaching Oyster Bay near the intersection of Route 106 and Route 25A where the famous landmark, Rothman's Restaurant is at the corner of Route 106 and Route 25A. It's been there long before I was here. East Norwich was originally established by the Rothman family of Oyster Bay. At some point, Burt Bacharach, the singer bought it. East Norwich Inn, the only hotel in town sits behind Rothman's. Now there are plans to open a small shopping mall behind Rothman's restaurant and close the East Norwich Inn. The oldest part of
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HOMES FOR SALE IN OYSTER BAY APLENTY - SEPTEMBER 2, 2008 - 09/04/08 09:53 PM
If you like a town with so much history, close to the beaches, good schools, plenty of restaurants, recreational facilities, museums, convenience to railroad and the nicest people you can call your neighbor, head to the end of Route 106. It is a quaint little town where families stay for several generations. You are a newcomer if you only have two generations of your family here and yet people come and settle here and call it their home. It's the community spirit of the residents that make this a pleasant place to live and raise a family. It's called Oyster Bay.
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WITH HURRICANE SEASON UPON US, ARE YOU PREPARED? - 09/03/08 05:22 PM
With the devastation caused by Katrina still in the back of our mind, and Gustav still causing destruction on the Gulf Coast with Hannah, Ike and Josephine in its wake, we ask ourselves are we prepared for these hurricanes. We who lived in a coastal region like Long Island should not be so complacent. A reminder that Hurricane of 1938 ran havoc on Long Island, then in 1944, another big hurricane hit us then Gloria struck in 1985, how certain are we that another big one is not heading our way? When we bought our town house in South Carolina
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HOMES FOR SALE IN BROOKVILLE - SEPTEMBER 2, 2008 - 09/02/08 02:26 PM
Brookville, one of the most sought after address on the North Shore has a lot to offer clients with discriminating taste. Housing inventory in Brookville ranges from ranches to huge estate with plenty of choice in between. Price ranges from $1,299,000 to $12,900,000. Brookville is located south of Muttontown, north of Jericho, west of Syosset and east of Greenvale and Old Westbury. Brookville does not have its own post office but shares with Glen Head - 11545. Most of the properties in Brookville are on flat ground with very few exceptions that sit on a slope. Brookville does not have a
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Rosalinda Morgan "The Rose Lady"
Brookville,
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