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The Committee to Save Mount Manresa will be holding a fundraiser tomorrow, November 9th, at Michael's Meatballs & Martinis on Hylan Blvd in Dongan Hills .


[Photo source: savemountmanresa.org]

The Mount Manresa complex, the former Jesuit Retreat located in Fort Wadsworth, was constructed in the 1920s. Recently, the site has suffered partial demolition, causing unsafe conditions for island residents. Apparently, the demolition company who began the process initially submitted fraudulent reports. What they failed to make clear is that this old structure contains Asbestos, and further destruction will cause air pollution and put residents at risk for exposure. So far, at least 8 nearby residents have complained of health problems due to the…

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In September of 2014, 13 properties sold in Dongan Hills ranging from roughly $115,000 to $745,000. Below is a breakdown of sales on the Mid Island's Dongan Hills section by property type with prices in ascending order.

Co-op:

1. 41 Vera Street #C- $115,000

2. 220 Naughton Avenue #C- $147,500

3. 65 Vera Street #63- $160,000

One Family Semi Attached-

1. 55 Zoe Street- $355,000

2. 79 Boundary Avenue #1- $360,000

3. 191 Hurlbert Street- $470,000

Two Family Detached-

1. 133 Hunter Avenue- $370,000

2. 81 Husson Street- $520,000

3. 395 Cromwell Avenue- $662,500

4. 155 Cromwell Avenue- $745,000

One Family Detached-

1. 155 Jefferson Avenue- $483,000

2. 306 Alter Avenue- $608,000

3. 211 Naughton Avenue- $733,500

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Don't miss our open house...it could become home!

Showing at 164 Burgher Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305

Date: Sunday, September 14th

Time: 12:00pm-3:00pm

Directions: Hylan Blvd to Burgher Avenue

Beautiful spacious Semi located close to transportation & VZ Bridge. Features Pool, deck, finished basement, 2-car driveway, 3 Bedrooms, 1 Full & 1.5 baths, hardwood floors. Close to all. Move right in!

For more information contact Beata Domaniewski- 917-608-1298

Licensed real estate salesperson Gillani Homes

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In June & July of 2014, 21 properties sold in Dongan Hills ranging from roughly $115,000 to $660,000. Below is a breakdown of sales on the Mid Island's Dongan Hills section by property type with prices in ascending order. 

Co-op-

1. 94 Hudson Street- $115,000

2. 57 Vera Street #C- $135,000

3. 67 Vera Street #D- $154,500

Condo-

1. 175 Zoe Street #1E- $205,000

2. 175 Zoe Street #3L- $235,000

3. 188 Graham Boulevard #A- $308,000

One Family Detached-

1. 306 Naughton Avenue- $250,000

2. 61 Delaware Avenue- $317,500

3. 31 Buel Avenue- $323,000

4. 106 Hull Avenue- $355,000

5. 305 Liberty Avenue- $440,000

6. 382 Mason Avenue- $480,000

7. 59 Delaware Avenue- $560,000

One Family Semi-Attached-

1. 364 Seaver Avenue- $295,000

2.…

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In Febuary & March of 2014, 19 properties sold in Dongan Hills ranging from roughly $145,000 to $450,000. Below is a breakdown of sales on the North Shore's Dongan Hills Section by property type with prices in ascending order.

Condo-

1. 51 Vera Street #E- $145,000

One Family Detached-

1. 633 Jefferson Avenue- $225,000

2. 243 Garretson Avenue- $345,000

3. 19 Buel Avenue- $355,000

4. 312 Liberty Avenue- $410,000

5. 240 Seaview Avenue- $425,000

6. 231 Evergreen Avenue- $439,000

7. 94 Delaware Avenue- $720,000

8. 169 Ridge Avenue- $740,000

One Family Semi Attached-

1. 34 Xenia Street- $291,500

2. 17 Zoe Street- $342,00

3. 9 Dumont Avenue- $419,000

4. 646 Seaview Avenue- $445,000

5. 70 Raritan Avenue- $475,000

 Two Family…

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The American Bald Eagle is the national animal of the United States. The extent of its majestic presence can only be understood by those who have seen one soar before their eyes. For some, the bird is not just a sight to see, but a powerful cultural symbol that represents strength, wisdom, and freedom. In the early 90’s, the bird was at risk for extinction, prompting environmentalists to ban DDT, a harmful chemical in pesticides that was stunting the population. Since 2007, the birds have been removed from the “protected” list and have even been seen on Staten Island! 

Photo by Stephen Lobaido, Who spotted the bids at Chapin Woods.

Local bird watchers recently spoke with the Staten Island Advance and recalled the areas in which the Bald Eagles were…

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