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ISLAND BEACH REALTY ASSOCIATES

631-583-9500

4 BULKHEAD UNITS FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY LISTED WITH ISLAND BEACH REALTY

BEAUTIFUL 660 SQ FT, 1 BEDROOM + LOFT, SECOND STORY, BAY FRONT UNIT WITHJ MAGNIFICENT BAY, LIGHTHOUSE, AND SUNSET VIEWS. THIS UNIT HAS A/C, A 150 SQ FT DECK, AND A 25' BOAT SLIP IS INCLUDED. LISTING PRICE WAS $659,000. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE $499,000

UPDATED STUDIO + LOFT, SECOND STORY CORNER UNITS FACING SOUTHWEST, A/C, GREAT CONDITION, 150 SQ FT DECK, AND A 25' BOAT SLIP. LISTED FOR $469,000

STUDIO WITH SCREENED PORCH, A/C, MURPHY BED, LIKE NEW CONDITION, WEST SIDE, 25' BOAT SLIP INCLUDED. LISTING PRICE WAS $449,000 REDUCED PRICE $425,000

STUDIO WITH SCREENED PROCH, A/C, MURPHY BED, FURNISHED, EAST SIDE WITH EAST BAY VIEWS, 25' BOAT SLIP INCLUDED. LISTING PRICE $349,000 photo




Al Grover's High and Dry Marina
500 South Main Street
Freeport, NY 11520
Tel : 516-546-8880
Fax : 516-378-1505
Contact J.C. Carpenter
Chris Bellinzoni


Louis Romanzi, Jr. Landscaping
429 Brooklyn Blvd
Brightwaters, NY 11718
631-968-8161

PAT the PAINTER
(baby on the way)
SMALL JOBS
HOUSE CLEANING
631-605-0825





Lazybones Chiropractic
98 Oak Walk
Kismet, Fire Island
631-583-HELP (4357)

516-314-2131
516-313-4744
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Also offering chiropractic services at
475 Main St.
Farmingdale
516-752-1099






HAPPIEST DAY IN KISMET:  RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR NEW SIDEWALKS

The Largest Pubic Works Project that ever took place on Fire Island

Even the heavens cooperated by not opening up in full till the ribbon was cut finalizing a process that took 25 years to come to fruition: Glorious New Sidewalks. In a touching ceremony at what has to be the happiest meeting ever Sam, in his unique, surprisingly funny style, offered Kismet Community Service awards to all those who worked on the sidewalks (and yes, Sam, I did think when you said it was "a party for all those who worked on the streets" it would be those actual hunky WORKERS!). Awards were given to those engineers on the "nightmare project", and who thanked us for our hospitality, as well as well deserved standing ovations for KCA Pres Bill Jenks, Artie Weinstein and especially Marsha, whose tireless work plodded on under the radar often will little recognition or encouragement (understatement).

Sam concluded with, "if you don't want to eat the cake here take it home - it has real sand and concrete in it!"

 

Sam Wood, Bob Nelson, John Moltani,  (Nelson and Pope Engineering), Bill Jenks, Marsha Hunter, Art Weinstein, ex-islip town engineer Steve Rizzo, deputy Islip town attorney Ernie Cannava

 

 

Welcoming Committee plus one

 

 

Made with real sand & concrete I hear

 

THE FACES BELOW REFLECT THE PRIDE & JOY IN ACCOMPLISHMENT

FOR THOSE WHO MADE IT HAPPEN AND THOSE WHO APPRECIATE IT

 

VIP Honorees Sam & Artie

 

Honorees Jenks and Hunter confer (as no doubt they have many times)

 

A victory moment for Honorees Weinstein & Rizzo

 

Honoree Canava

 

KCA Pres Bill Jenks, Marsha Hunter, Artie Weinstein and Ernie Canava all got standing ovations along with the various engineers who organized and executed the "nightmare"project

 

 

 

Marcia's detailed history of sidewalks fascinating reading

 

nice food, kid friendly punch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

even the kids had fun.....