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Aladdin, Ryan Kiernan of Mount Laurel, and Jasmine, Elisabeth Seigel of Cherry Hill, will be featured in
Aladdin, Jr. at the Dennis Flyer Theatre in Blackwood.
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By SEAN PATRICK MURPHY
The Mt. Laurel Sun
Its time for Mount Laurels
Ryan Kiernan to shine.
The 14-year-old is the star of an
upcoming production of Disneys
Aladdin, Jr. which will be per-
formed at Mainstage Center for
the Arts Dennis Flyer Theatre in
Blackwood this week.
Kiernan is entering 10th grade
at Lenape High School.
Mainstage Center for the Arts,
the parent program for Summer
Stage, is a non-profit organization
committed to providing a cre-
ative, vibrant, and nurturing en-
vironment for youth and adults.
At Summer Stage everyone
who wants to try for a role audi-
tions and then if the directors
have you in mind for a role, you
get a callback and have to read for
the roles, Kiernan said. And on
the first day of Summer Stage we
get separated into casts then find
out the roles we got once were all
situated.
I was so happy, he added.
Kiernan said he has been in-
volved in theater for six years.
I would love to be able to per-
form on Broadway if I ever get
the chance, he said. And hope-
fully I can receive my training at
a great theater school such as
NYU or Carnegie Mellon or Rut-
gers.
But if I never make it I would
love to be a music teacher at vari-
ous schools, Kiernan continued.
And his family has his back.
My family is amazingly sup-
portive with all my shenanigans,
Kiernan said. They bring me to
each rehearsal, voice lesson, and
dance class and they never miss a
performance.
Im so lucky that theyre able
to do all of that for me, he added.
Kiernan said Mainstage and
Summer Stage make him happy.
See, at Summer Stage every-
one is just one huge family, he
said. We all care deeply for each
other which is a nice change from
school during the year.
Kiernan said he is also in-
volved in the Harmony Show
Choir at Mainstage.
So, I would definitely say that
Mainstage and Summer Stage
offer kids all kinds of opportuni-
ties that they will not find else-
Kiernans time to shine
please see KIERNAN page 12
By SEAN PATRICK MURPHY
The Mt. Laurel Sun
The Mount Laurel School Dis-
trict will receive an additional
$594,632 in state aid than was pre-
viously announced.
State Sen. Diane Allen said
Mount Laurel is now slated to get
$4,028,712 in aid for next school
year. That's $1,189,264 more than
last year ($2,839,448), or a 41.9-per-
cent increase.
Allen said she worked closely
with the Christie administration
in an effort to gain a more fair
share of school aid dollars in the
final state budget signed by the
governor for communities in
Burlington and Camden counties.
Additional school aid means a
better learning environment for
our children and less pressure on
local property taxes, Allen said.
The additional aid was made
possible by a commitment to fis-
cal discipline and a commitment
to living within our means,
Allen continued. By controlling
runaway state spending, we were
able to prioritize education aid
for suburban districts like ours.
Mount Laurel Superintendent
of Schools Antoinette Rath said
shell celebrate once the aid mate-
rializes.
Until I receive notice from the
Department of Education regard-
ing the official amount to be sent
to the district, I will hope for the
best, Rath said. After the dra-
matic loss in state aid in the 2010-
2011 school year, we did every-
thing possible to keep our ac-
counts under the mandated 2 per-
cent cap and continue to provide
exceptional programming for our
students.
I am 100 percent behind the
possibility of obtaining addition-
al funds, she added.
Rath called the news a wel-
comed surprise.
The possibility of obtaining
increased funds is a good thing,
she said. I think a better long-
term solution may have been to
properly fund the school-funding
formula that is currently in
place.
Rath said she is not sure where
the new money will go.
I am not certain of the strings,
if any, that will be attached to the
additional funding, she said.
Nevertheless, additional dol-
lars does not always mean addi-
tional spending, Rath said. We
will look to do as much as we can
to keep our programs whole and
keep the local tax burden to our
residents as low as possible.
The superintendent said every
area of the school district was hit
equally hard this year.
All budgetary line items
across the board were either
State
adds more
school aid
Administrators await details about
increased state funding numbers
please see AID, page 8
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JULY 20-26, 2011 THE MT. LAUREL SUN 3
Celebrating 30 Years of Beautiful Smiles!
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Special to The Sun
The Mystics Blue 12U won the 2011 USSSA B State Champions for girls fast pitch softball. The team
is based in Medford, with its head coach and majority of players from Mt. Laurel and surrounding towns.
The top two teams receive a bid to attend the USSSA World Series in Orlando at the end of this month.
Pictured in the top row, from left, are assistant coaches Don Pastore, Tom Serechia, Steve Clemens, and
head coach, Mark Horner.
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The 11U Medford Renegades have won the Mt. Laurel Summer Slam
four times in a row. Pictured, laying down, are Luke Austin, Dylan
Deveney and Kane Feudtner. Kneeling are Michael Johnson, Colin
Wetterau, Danny Luca and Tommy Shinske. Standing are Brian
Hendry, Pat Fish, Sean Heine, Dean Noll and coaches Jim Shinske,
Bob Luca, Brian Noll and Mike Fish.
Mount Laurel Township re-
placed two of its emergency med-
ical services ambulances as part
of the townships ongoing capital
improvement plan.
Mount Laurel Emergency Med-
ical Services replaced a 1997
Freightliner, Horton ambulance
with more than 160,000 miles with
a newly constructed 2010 Ford E-
450 Super Duty, Type III, Horton
Ambulance.
This newly constructed ambu-
lance has the latest in safety fea-
tures, including new emergency
warning system technology and
also offers better occupant crash
safety construction. Additionally,
a 2000 Ford E-450 Super Duty, Hor-
ton Type III, Ambulance with
more than 162,000 miles was re-
furbished and remounted onto a
new 2010 Ford E-450, Super Duty
Chassis.
The newly refurbished/re-
mounted ambulance was updated
with all new state-of-the-art LED
emergency warning and interior
lighting systems, many new com-
ponents and hardware, and the
installation of side patient entry
steps to match the existing ambu-
lance fleet. The remounted/refur-
bished ambulance saved as much
as $70,000 over the purchase of
another newly constructed ambu-
lance. The 1997 Freightliner Hor-
ton Ambulance was not cost effec-
tive to remount because a suitable
production chassis was not com-
mercially available, at the time,
for remounting.
Both new ambulances are
equipped with Fleeteyes, an au-
tomatic vehicle locating system
that is monitored by Burlington
County Central Communications
(the 9-1-1 center) to ensure that
the nearest Mount Laurel ambu-
lance is dispatched to each 9-1-1
call to help reduce response
times. The designs of both these
new ambulances will achieve re-
duced maintenance and operat-
ing costs over their predecessors.
It is anticipated that both new
ambulances will service the com-
munity for 10 years or 150,000
miles before requiring replace-
ment.
The new ambulance is num-
bered 3682 and has been assigned
to Station 368, the Charles Kritz
Building located at 1051 South
Church Street and the newly re-
furbished/remounted ambulance
is numbered 3691 and has been as-
signed to Station 369, the Rodger
Sharpe Building located at 201
Masonville Road.
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Special to The Sun
Brigadier General Gina M. Grosso, commander of Joint Base McGuire-Ft. Dix-Lakehurst, was the guest
speaker at a recent meeting of Societa Bell Italia in Mount Laurel. Pictured, from left, are Vice Presi-
dent Grace Tomasetti, board member Skip Marks, President Ginger Katz, Treasurer Betty Cuzzupe,
Grosso, Secretary Lorraine Strickland, board member Lew Byzewski, board member Lou Arnao, Colonel
(Ret.) Carmen Venticinque and club co-founder Chuck Juliana.
The New Harmonies Concert
Series at Historic Smithville Park
closes out July 24, with Queen
Nur along with Dwight James
and Sarai Abdul-Malik present-
ing Holla, Shout and Turn-
about.
The Concert Series is planned
in conjunction with the New Har-
monies Traveling Smithsonian
Exhibit on display in the
Smithville Mansion Annex Art
Gallery through July 26.
The exhibit is open daily from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Artwork by Lady
Bird Strickland of Willingboro
and photographs by Alonzo Jen-
nings of Moorestown are also on
display in the gallery, one of only
six sites in the state selected to
host the New Harmonies exhibit.
For more information about
the exhibit and programs at His-
toric Smithville Park, Smithville
Road off Route 38 in Eastampton,
call 265-5858 or visit the Web site
at www.co.burlington.nj.us.
Holla, Shout and Turnabout July 24
James Patrick
July 6, 2011
Age 87, a 57-year resident of
Lumberton, at Care One
Moorestown.
Born and raised mostly in the
Frankford section of Philadel-
phia, Patrick attended Philadel-
phia parochial schools prior to
entering the U. S. Army. He
served his country during World
War II serving as a rifleman in
the 422nd Infantry, 106th Division.
Patrick was captured by the
Germans during the Battle of the
Bulge and was held prisoner in
various mining, farming and
other work camps.
He worked as a printing press-
man most of his working career.
Patrick also worked in construc-
tion trades, machine shops, and
the automotive industry at times.
He was a member of the Amer-
ican Ex-Prisoners of War Neg-
lected Heroes Chapter. Patrick
was also an accomplished wood
worker who would carve duck de-
coys and construct fully-rigged
sailing ship models from scrap
wood.
He is survived by his wife of
nearly 65 years, Helen (Mont-
gomery), their only son Donald
Patrick and his wife, Gretchen, of
Mount Laurel, grandchildren
Shannon Patrick of Mount Pleas-
ant, S.C. and Tyler Patrick of
Mount Laurel and a brother,
Stephen Patrick and his wife
Gladys of Cinnaminson. Services
will be private at the convenience
of the family. Donations in
Patricks name may be made to
the American Ex-Prisoners of
War Neglected Heroes Chapter,
304 Fountain Avenue, Burlington,
NJ 08016.
Mary Evans Henneforth
July 3, 2011
Age 91, of Philadelphia.
Formerly of Mt. Laurel and
Abington, Pa., she was the wife of
the late Floyd Henneforth. She
was mother of Gwen and her hus-
band, Richard Fitch of Voorhees.
Grandmother of Kimberly and
her husband, Matthew Liv-
ingston and Pamela and her hus-
band, Bryan Weiss and great
grandmother of Owen, Evan, and
Sophia.
She was the sister of Gwen-
dolyn Baxter.
Henneforth was a veteran of
the U.S. Marine Corps and the as-
sistant registrar with Beaver Col-
lege and Business Manager of
Rydal Park, Abington. She was a
Life Master of Bridge and an In-
ternational Tournament Bridge
Player.
A memorial service will be
held at Abington Cemetery in
Scranton privately and at the con-
venience of the family. If desired,
donations may be made in Hen-
neforths memory to the Ameri-
can Red Cross Camden County
Chapter 5425 Rt. 70 West
Pennsauken, NJ 08109. Arrange-
ments made by Bradley Funeral
Home, Marlton.
Joan Alpert
(nee Foster)
July 8, 2011
Age 81, of Mt. Laurel.
Wife of the late Simon Alpert,
mother of Robin Lowy (Neil) and
Michael Alpert (Kathie), both of
Moorestown, and the late
Jonathan Alpert. Grandmother of
Rebecca, Bradley, Geoffrey, and
Madeleine. Sister of Jack Foster,
Jim Foster, the late Joseph Foster
(Barbara) and their children; Jo
Ellen, Jennifer, and Jimmy. She is
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The following items were taken
from reports on file with the Mt.
Laurel Police Department:
On July 8, Mount Laurel police
arrested a 19-year-old woman of
the 100 block of Marconi Street,
Mocksville, N.C,. for prostitution
at 1:29 p.m. She was served with
criminal complaints and remand-
ed to the Burlington County Jail
after failing to post $2,500 bail.
A resident of the 400 block of
Elderberry Court (Holiday Vil-
lage East) reported the theft of
mail from her mailbox. The inci-
dent occurred on July 7, between
noon and 7 p.m. The mail is val-
ued at $1.
Mount Laurel Police arrested a
27-year-old man of the 1200 block
of Sedgwick Ave, Bronx, N.Y., on
July 8 for being a fugitive from
justice out of Cook County, Illi-
nois. He was arrested after pa-
trols responded to a callers com-
plaint on Lincoln Drive (Ramble-
wood Farms) at 7:16 p.m. He was
served with criminal complaints
and remanded to the Burlington
County Jail after failing to post
$25,000 bail.
A resident of the 5000 block of
Church Road reported the theft of
jewelry from his residence. The
incident occurred on July 8, be-
tween 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. The jewel-
ry is valued at $3,500.
Mount Laurel Police arrested a
29-year-old woman of the 1400
block of Collings Road, Camden,
on July 9, for driving while intoxi-
cated. She was stopped on SH 38
at 3:51 a.m. and charged with
driving while intoxicated and re-
leased pending a municipal court
hearing.
An employee of the Fellowship
Baptist Church reported a theft.
A laptop computer, valued at
$1,600, was taken from an office
inside the church. The incident
occurred sometime between 6:45
p.m., July 8, and 11 a.m., July 10. It
is believed the suspect, described
as a heavyset black female, was
allowed into the building upon
her request to utilize the bath-
room.
A resident of the first block of
Telford Court (Devonshire) re-
ported a burglary and theft to a
residence. The incident occurred
between June 30 and July 9. Entry
was gained through the rear win-
dow. Jewelry, valued at approxi-
mately $3,000, was taken.
Mount Laurel Police arrested a
36 year-old man of the 4000 block
of Elvena Ave., Pennsauken, on
July 9, for driving while intoxicat-
ed. He was stopped on Nixon
Drive at 2:16 a.m. and charged
with driving while intoxicated
and released pending a municipal
court hearing.
Mount Laurel Police arrested a
21 year-old man of the 2400 block
of Iseminger Street, on July 9, for
driving while intoxicated. He was
stopped on SH 38 at 2:18 a.m. and
charged with driving while intox-
icated and released pending a mu-
nicipal court hearing.
On July 10 at 10:22 p.m. patrols
responded to an activated alarm
in the unit block of Falmouth
Drive (Holiday Village). Patrols
discovered a burglary and theft to
the residence. Entry was gained
through a rear window. An unde-
termined amount of jewelry was
taken.
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The U.S. Department of De-
fense has announced Defense
Support Services, LLC, of Mount
Laurel, is being awarded a
$39,915,868 cost-plus-fixed-fee con-
tract for organizational level
maintenance with limited inter-
mediate level maintenance on
current and future assigned air-
craft in support of the Naval Test
Wing Pacific at Point Mugu and
China Lake Naval Air Stations.
Work will be performed in
China Lake, Calif. (79 percent),
and Point Mugu, Calif. (21 per-
cent), and is expected to be com-
pleted in August 2012.
Contract funds will not expire
at the end of the current fiscal
year.
This contract was competitive-
ly procured via an electronic re-
quest for proposals, with four of-
fers received.
The Naval Air Systems Com-
mand, Patuxent River, Md., is the
contracting activity.
Defense Support Services gets DoD contract
This month, when Mount Lau-
rel residents receive their third
quarter property tax bill, they
may see a new tax line for Public
Library Tax.
Is this a new tax? Absolutely
not, according to library officials.
For towns with municipal or
joint libraries, the minimum
funding requirement of one-third
mill library operations tax levy
has been in effect since 1884.
Until this year, appropriations
for these types of libraries were
included within the municipal
tax rate.
This was different for towns
within a county library system,
which have always had a separate
library tax to support library op-
erations.
To ensure fiscal parity among
municipalities that support a
local or joint library and those
that support a county library, on
March 21, Gov. Christie enacted
P.L. 2011, c. 38 (S 2068). The law
provides a dedicated line item on
the property tax bill for the mini-
mum funding to municipal and
joint free public libraries.
Mount Laurel Library wants
you to know that this does not re-
sult in any increased taxes, but
only changes the way your tax
bill looks.
This change reduces the mu-
nicipal tax levy and rate, and cre-
ates a new line item on the tax bill
for library purposes.
Now all state residents that
support a public library will
clearly see the cost of the library
on their property tax bills.
This new law simply provides a
dedicated line item on the proper-
ty tax bill to collect this minimum
funding.
It provides for more trans-
parency in library funding and
creates equity for municipalities
supporting county, municipal and
joint libraries as all will be dis-
played similarly on the tax bill.
It does not result in any in-
creased taxes, nor does it change
existing financial, operational,
personnel, or other relationships
between a municipality and the
library.
More information on this new
law can be found at njla.org/state-
ments/municipaltax_faq.pdf.
Not an increased tax for library
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where, he said.
Kiernan counts the staff of
Summer Stage as one of his
greatest influences.
They always have a smile on
their faces and always brighten
everybodys day, he said. But I
also look up to great performers
such as Sutton Foster, John Gal-
lagher Jr., and Kristen
Chenoweth.
These performers always go
all out on stage and are always
willing to take risks, which I
think is admirable, Kiernan
added. If you are interested in
theater, do as much as you can
because the more you practice,
the more you get better and grow
as a performer.
Aladdin, Jr. is sponsored by
Bowman & Company LLC.
The production, directed by
Shaun Leavey of Berlin, brings a
favorite Disney movie to life, but
in a shorter version, designed to
engage even the youngest audi-
ence members.
The story is enhanced by the
Academy Award-winning musi-
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Ashman, Alan Menken, and Tim
Rice including Friend Like
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New World.
Aladdin, Jr. also features an
entertaining ensemble of more
than 50 local students.
This program is made possi-
ble in part by funds from the
New Jersey State Council on the
Arts/Department of State, a
Partner Agency of the National
Endowment for the Arts and by
funds from the National Endow-
ment for the Arts. This program
is also made possible in part by
funds from the New Jersey Cul-
tural Trust.
Aladdin, Jr. runs tonight at
7:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday,
at 10:30 a.m. in the newly-reno-
vated, fully accessible Dennis
Flyer Theatre, Lincoln Hall,
Camden County College, Black-
wood. The Thursday morning
show features sign interpreta-
tion. The Friday morning per-
formance is part of MCAs Fam-
ily Fun Fridays, where for a
nominal fee, children can make
an Aladdin, Jr.-themed craft
project from 9:30 a.m. to 10:20
a.m. Following this perform-
ance, the audience may meet
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Still losing
But its still time to celebrate?
T
his must be an example of the new normal when it
comes to casinos in New Jersey.
Atlantic City casinos saw their revenues fall 3.7 percent in
June. The news was hailed by
some as a victory of sorts for
the industry since that was the
best showing since February,
when they saw revenue drop 1.4
percent.
Lets use gambling parlance
to translate: Hey, my slot ma-
chine stopped only one spot away from the jackpot! Or, That
horse I bet on to win came in a strong second!
You lose.
The casinos have been bleeding money. They still are bleed-
ing money. Only not as much. But it still stinks.
When it comes to the gambling race, New Jersey is way be-
hind, despite being given a huge head start. No sports betting.
Marketing efforts from the state/Atlantic City/the
casinos/some combination thereof are coordinated with all of
the precision and style of a kindergarten class first fire drill.
Nobody saw a threat from casinos popping up in neighboring
states: Dont worry about them. Those busloads of people
dont mind the extra two-hour drive. We have an ocean.
AC isnt dead, but it wont survive without dramatic changes:
a push to get sports gambling (which the state is trying to do,
but most likely wont succeed); coordinated marketing efforts;
cheaper food and hotels; and a general, overall effort to make
the place a destination point.
Vegas is Vegas for all of those reasons, and probably a few
more. And while that city has its problems housing bubble-
burst being No. 1 people still fly from all over the country to
visit, bypassing their local gambling joints to visit.
Until AC casinos get their act together, no one should be par-
tying on the boardwalk because the bad news isnt as bad.
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A Mt. Laurel mans body was
found floating in Manahawkin
Bay on July 1, according to the
state police. John Mee, 61, was
discovered in Ship Bottom by a
passerby about 30 feet away from
a personal watercraft. Mee was
pronounced dead by the State Po-
lice Marine Services Bureau.
A state police spokesman said
there was no apparent damage to
the watercraft and no injury to
Mees body. While a medical con-
dition is suspected, the cause of
death is pending an autopsy.
Mt. Laurel man found in Manahawkin Bay
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Beautiful Rancher in Laurel Knoll. Completely Ren t/o! Grand Col Entry Foyer w/New HW Flring, flows
into New KIT w/New cus cab, dw, sink & Gran Counter Tops. Sunrm w/Fr Drs to Break Rm & Fr Drs to
the FR. FR w/Vault Ceiling & Brk FP, Elegant L/R & w/Cr Mold, DR w/vault Ceiling & Bay win, MS w/cath
ceiling, 2 skylts, Newer Bath & Shower, Walk-in Closet, 2 BRs w/Full BA All BRs. Rec light everywhere!
Newly carpeted, completely painted t/o, Newer Roof, all new wins, new Heat, & W/H, new Driveway,
2 Car Gar w/xtra Stor, shed & Patio, Just move right in, this is a 10! Many More Amenities. Priced to Sell
188 Canterbury Road, Mount Laurel $265,000
Rarely will you find a 4 BR home with over 2,600 sq ft in Mt .Laurel with a price like this & in such great
condition. Main level features bright spacious LR, DR & large eat-in KIT w/plenty of cab & cnter top
space. 2 ample size BRs plus Mas BR fully equip w/Mas BA & double closets. 2nd full BR is on main
level. Lower level has large FR w/ brick fp, new crpts & bar area, 4th BR & office. Fin bsmt w/Fr Dr &
sump pumps, stor area & sep laundry area w/drs. New HVAC & hw heater. New Push Button Toilets
installed. Lar bkyrd offers privacy & concrete patio. Bright Gleaming HW Flrs. 1 Yr Home Trust Warr incl.
510 Stacy Haines Road, Mount Laurel $550,000
Custom built brick front colonial located on almost 3 acres. This home offers
5 bedrooms and 4 full baths. Main level with living room, dining room and
extremely large kitchen opens to family room all with vaulted ceiling and half
bath. Full finished walk out basement with high ceilings. 1 car garage and car
port. Lots of possible ways to configure this home to make it work for you!
Lots of hardwood and ceramic floors. Dramatic open staircase
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5503A Adolaido Orivo $115,000
106A Kolly Cv $115,000
2602A Auburn Court $116,400
147 Martins Way $150,000
368B Oolanooy Plaoo $153,000
701A Trosoott Plaoo $157,000
501 Olipnant Lano $196,000
132 Banwoll Lano $200,000
331 Lindon Lano $200,000
108 Wnarton Poad $205,000
948 Larkspur Plaoo Soutn $207,500
6806B Normandy Orivo $215,000
203 Carlton Lano $220,000
5104 Cnuron Poad $223,000
14 Kottlobrook Orivo $225,000
126 Popporgrass Orivo Soutn $225,000
28 Soutngato Poad $233,500
23 Huntors Orivo $245,000
618 Maploviow Court $245,000
927 Larkspur Plaoo Soutn $250,000
3 Langolio Court $256,000
128 S Saint Androws Orivo $260,000
157 ndigo Orivo $263,000
224 Starboard Way $276,500
5 nnos Court $290,000
7 Etna Court $310,000
4 Edinburgn Lano $315,000
20 Nottingnam Way $320,000
34 Toddington Way $325,000
3 Ardloign Court $330,000
13 Wood Lark Orivo $350,000
749 Grant Poad $350,000
12 Toddington Way $360,000
752 Grant Poad $374,900
64 Watson Orivo $375,000
13 Windlowor Court $420,000
8 Clomonts Court $457,000
16 Brookwood Poad $500,000
13 Buoy Orivo $500,327
105 Starboard Way $527,476
285 Mount Laurol Poad $860,000
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