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Both of my children have been here since preschool and are now in higher grades. I cannot say enough about how wonderful the teachers and staff have always treated our family. No matter who you are or what you name is we have always been treated fairly. The PTO puts on wonderful fundraisers and all of the clubs do things to raise monies for various occasions. I am glad to be a part of the IWA Family!
This is a great school! I can't say enough wonderful things about it. My preschooler has enjoyed every second and we look forward to many years at IWA. I have found every single person at the school to be very professional, helpful, and most importantly, caring. The new Early Learning Center will be a great addition to the campus. Not sure what the previous post is talking about - from what I've seen the school celebrates all of the student's accomplishments and is constantly expanding the opportunities for them. Thanks IWA!
I graduated from this school and went on to achieve my Masters without difficulty. My children are now attending, so one could say that I'm all in when it comes to IWA. The school is not perfect (none are), but I got a good education and I have been pleased with my children's experience thus far. My favorite points about the school are the small town / family atmosphere, diverse selection of extracurriculars, and freedom to say a prayer at an athletic event / school function. The school thrives based on dedicated parents and alumni. We plan to be around for many years to come.
My two children went there and my main problem with the school is that you are promised small class size and that is true in the first couple of years. Then they combine the classes and you end up with a much larger class. Even this year they accepted more children than they ever have in the past but the campus is still the same size. Where do they think they are going to fit all of those kids? My children were also bored. They were not challenged enough there. We were told that they teach to an higher level. That was far from the truth. We ended up pulling our children out and they have flourished at their new school.
We transferred from another private school and our daughter is very happy here. We have had no issues being accepted into the IWA family . Other students welcomed her as their friend and her academic needs are being met beyond our expectations. IWA provides more than a caring teaching staff and a challenging curriculum, it offers a variety of activities. Our daughter plays sports, made the forensics team, participates in the R.A.K. Pack (Random Acts of Kindness club), and a variety of other activities that allow her to shine without being overscheduled. There is no doubt the students here are well rounded and prepared for college when they graduate. I have recommended IWA to our friends who were dissatisfied with the culture at other private schools and those who have transferred their kids here are so happy they did.
We started here with high hopes. Overall the school is OK. The lower school curriculum is a one-size-fits-all type. Faster students are ignored and told to draw pictures to keep them from being too bored instead of being taught to a higher level. We've been told that "all the students must get through the curriculum". It doesn't matter if the child already mastered- a year ago- what's being taught. With regret, we're leaving for another school... not due to anything but the lack of a flexible, challenging curriculum in the lower school and a lack of caring by the teaching staff itself. I expected much more from a private school.
I have one daughter who has attended Isle of Wight Academy for two years and a second daughter who will be starting there this fall. We have been nothing short of completely impressed with the quality of education our daughter has received. The faculty genuinely care about the students and the school, and the value we're receiving for our dollar is excellent. The building is older, but improvements are continually being made. We have 14 years ahead of us at Isle of Wight, and look forward to every minute of it!
My two kids have ben going to IWA for 3 years now and we love it. The academics and interest the teachers have in the students and parents are second to none. Unlike the gov't run school system, which I was privy to, there's no "pushing them though" here. The kids earn it, it's not given. The campus may not be as modern as most gov't schools, but that is not what getting an education is all about.
We love this school!! We have had one child there for 2 years now and another will be starting in the fall. Parents are always encouraged to help/participate in student activities and we had great communication with the teachers and school leadership. I'm looking forward to my children spending their entire school careers here!
Our children will be at IWA until they graduate & we are already hoping the grandchildren attend! In addition to routine academics students are encouraged to 'think outside of the box' & become confidently independent. The faculty becomes an extended family, many of whom spend additional hours making sure the children have a variety of extracurricular activities. It is wonderful to send your children to school where their greatest fear is not having enough pencils!
this school provides superb academic leadership and couples it with character development. They do listen to parents with special requests and try their best to accomodate. It is safe, friendly and best of all head and shoulders above the local public schools in academic performance. Great value for the money spent.
Great Private school, best value for education. The teachers are awesome and care very much for their students. I would highly recommend this school as the best alternative to public school.
An outstanding school! As a graduate of IWA, I was lightyears ahead of my other peers at college. I actually knew how to read, write and analyze and I had the academic discipline that other students lacked. Also, IWA's offering of dual credit courses got me out of all introductory science and English courses. Most importantly, IWA's family atmosphere and the teacher's genuine care and support of each and every student ensures that every IWA student succeeds in his or her own way. The school's arts programs (with outstanding performing arts) is also growing at an exceptional rate. Growth at IWA is everywhere! I will be teaching at the school next year and I can't wait for my children to attend and have the same quality education that I had.
Wonderful school for EDUCATING your child - not just teaching them. My child attended IWA from grades 4-12 and is now an engineering student at Virginia Tech (and on the Dean's list). Every member of the faculty and staff is dedicated to working with parents to assure that IWA graduates are not only well rounded students, athletes, and leaders, but also good citizens and mature young adults ready for the challenges they will face after graduation. I condsider every dollar spent for education at IWA an outstanding investment.
This is a great school. I went to this school and I have one child that attends this year. If your child is interested in athletics this school offers it all. It is also very much like a family. I think the reason is because of the small class size and parent involvment. I have been pleased with every aspect of this school.
I think this is the best school ever. My children will be going until graduation. I feel so safe & secure knowing my children are being educated excellently and they are safe from harm.
Isle of Wight Academy is a great school, my three children love it there (one is graduating in 2005). Everyone knows everybody, and the small school atmosphere is great. Also, this school wins a state championship in at least one sport about every year!
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Our son, John Austin Millen, is a 3-year old boy battling a rare and inoperable brain stem tumor
called DIPG – Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma. This tumor is cancerous and located in a part
of the brain that controls vital functions. Primarily children are afflicted with this type of tumor
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of radiation that have proven effective.
In February of 2014, John took part in a trial, being conducted at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center by Dr. Mark Souweidane, where he underwent a procedure involving surgery that provided a way to inject a cancer fighting drug directly into the tumor. Amazingly, upon completion of the trial and almost a whole year later, John tumor is considered non-progressive, yet it still shows signs of malignancy.
On November 13, John will be participating in a second round of this experimental treatment. John will be the first person ever to have this procedure twice. With the positive results we have seen thus far, we are hopeful that this treatment will further help John in his fight and provide the much needed information for research. This procedure is considered "off-trial" and experimental, meaning at this point, the research team coordinating the effort has told us the procedure can cost between $40k-50k. We are uncertain, due to the experimental nature of the drug and the delivery system if or how much of the procedure might be covered by insurance. What we do know is that it will not be covered by the research grant that funds the original clinical trial like it was last time.
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Our time is limited, our prayers are urgent and we are doing everything in our power for our precious boy.
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John Millen is a 3-year old boy and race car fan battling a rare brain stem tumor called DIPG – Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma. This tumor is cancerous and located in a part of the brain that controls vital functions. Most children with this kind of tumor survive a mere 9-12 months from the time of diagnosis.
We have received word that John has been approved for surgery by the IRB and FDA at Memorial Sloan Kettering and is scheduled for surgery on November 13. This is amazing news and it also means that it's time to start recruiting your crew. We're asking you to donate $10 and recruit 10 friends to do the same to help us reach our goal of $40-$50,000.
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Now is the time to nominate your favorite Mom or Pop shop for Small Business of the Year with the Lufkin Chamber of Commerce.
The Nomination Form is out for the Chamber's Small Business of the Year Award, and you have about three weeks left to get those turned in. The forms have to be back to the Chamber by 5:00 PM on August 1st. There are three divisions: 1 to 10 employees, 11 to 50 employees, and 51 to 100 employees.
Last year's winners were East Texas Monument Company, Ray's Drive In, and G.V.C.S. Inc. Past winners include A-1 Party Rentals and Music World.
If you're like me, you find a company with a good reputation and they give you great service, and you keep going back to them. I'm sure they would appreciate knowing how much we appreciate them. Small business owners area some of the hardest working people in East Texas, and they deserve to be recognized.
The winner will be announced September 5th.
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A never-before-seen wild cat has been captured on film by ecologists working in the protected zone of Wadi Wurayah on the East Coast.
Camera traps set up in the mountainous area of Fujairah have captured an image of a rare breed of wild cat (Felis silvestris lybica) whose presence was, until now, just assumed thanks to some elusive tracks.
The species is threatened by genetic pollution with escaped domestic cats to a point that scientists believe the UAE population of wild cats might not be pure any more. The competition for food and the introduction of diseases by feral cats, the maltreatment of carnivores by trapping and poisoning, and the destruction of natural habitats have had an impact on the survival of this species in the wild.
Wadi Wurayah is a 129-kilometre-square area that was officially declared the UAE's first protected mountain area by His Highness Sheikh Hamad Bin Mohammad Al Sharqi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Fujairah in March 2009.
Studies conducted over the last three years in the wadi have revealed the presence of 12 species of mammals, 73 species of birds, 17 species of reptiles and amphibians, one species of wadi fish and 74 invertebrate families, of which 11 species are new to science.
Plant species
More than 300 species of plants have been recorded in the area, including species that are found only in wetlands such as Typha dominginsis and the unique orchid species of the UAE, Epipactis veratrifolia.
Due to its permanent water resource the area has been used by local communities for thousands of years and is home to rare and endangered species such as the Arabian Tahr and Arabian Leopard. The wadi is located within Ecoregion 127: "Arabian highlands and shrublands", one of the WWF Global 200 ecoregions regrouping the richest, rarest and most distinctive of the earth's natural habitats.
Protection needed
The discovery of the wild cat demonstrates the high ecological value of the area to the ongoing preservation of the UAE and Middle East's wildlife.
"The discovery underpins the importance of protecting the Wadi Wurayah area. We have not seen a wild cat for many years and it is vital that we do our utmost to protect the area, allowing the wildlife residing there to flourish," said Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak, Director of Emirates Wildlife Society-World Wildlife Fund for Nature. – Gulf News
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- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Release Date: Nov 6, 2003
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 3
- Summary: Amidst the sands of ancient Persia, a young Prince unleashes a deadly evil. Embark on a harrowing quest to restore peace and the fabric of Time. Embody a legendary hero with gravity-defying acrobatics, ferocious fighting combos, and the ability to bend time to fulfill his bidding. Wield the power of the Sands of Time - a mythical force allowing the Prince to erase the past, behold the future, and freeze the present. You'll uncover the mysteries of a world never before explored in action-adventure gaming. Ancient Persia, mythical and deadly, holds a staggering array of landscapes and kingdoms to explore and conquer. [Ubi Soft]… Expand
- Developer: Ubisoft
- Genre(s): Action Adventure
- # of players: 1 Player
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Featuring some of the most elaborate and astonishing art work and animation the videogame industry has ever seen, POP definitively raises the bar on visual presentation. I have never seen more detailed and engaging art on the PlayStation 2.
One of my favorite games, ever...It's got story, it's got action, it's got amazing graphics and some of the best animation you'll see anywhere. [Dec 2003, p.166]
Recommended wholeheartedly. It looks fantastic and features responsive controls, some original play mechanics, a good story, and plenty of thrilling adventure. In the simplest terms: Do not miss out on this game.
It keeps reinventing itself anew throughout when it really should have run out of ideas and manages to successfully merge exciting combat with bracing platforming. It wouldn't be far fetched to say that for the moment, it's the staple of the genre.
Sands of Time is very much a 21st century product - sumptuous visuals, intuitive control and many unique ideas. Buy it, play it, love it. [Dec 2003, p.92]
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DragonKnightApr 27, 2006This is a great game. A masterpiece, the graphics are simply amazing and are filled with visual beauty, the sound is amazing and immerses you into the Prince's world. The way they made the Prince is exactly how you'd picture him, if you played the original Prince of Persia, it's obvious to see he's not a muscle-bound warrior, he's an agile trickster. Which is exactly how they portrayed him and exactly how most of us have probably envisioned him in 3D. The story, while nothing special, is pretty good. The camera work is phenomenal it follows you perfectly and you never have a single problem with it, I love it when it changes to give you a more cinematic look while not disrupting gameplay in the least. The puzzles are amazing and require you to think, and I love games that make me think. The combat is this game's weakest aspect, it's not all that fun, you get bored with it pretty quickly. Though it's too small of a gripe to knock it down a point. Buy it, you will not be disappointed. Simply beautiful. Purely and simply beautiful.… Expand
RivkDec 30, 2003It rocks! with practice mastering the moves are easy, the game however is not. It may seem that way to some people since you have the ability to replay your losing sequences at the last checkpoint but this game has alot of little surprises and I truly love fighting with the prince. He's got some of the best new moves I've ever seen in a character. anyone who picks this game up is going to get hooked within 5 minutes!… Expand
JordanNov 13, 2003It's a "must play" game.
DilainDeA.Apr 25, 2004This is the coolest game i ever played! best graphics and it's easy to play too. i recently finished playing it but i'm going to play it again cuz it's so cool. and i think the prince is so hot.… Expand
FernandoC.Jan 26, 2004Spanish Comment: Excelente juego, buenas gráficas, buen sonido... un comentario de que es repetitivo puede ser cierto, pero el juego es excelente en todo aspecto. Recomendadísimo....… Expand
RogerS.Sep 25, 2004IS cool.
[Anonymous]Feb 12, 2006Only good thing is great graphics. Long save point intervals, dozens of redos, button mashing, lack of stealth, unintuitive controls, fact that time reversal (cool concept if it were implemented correctly) restores you most of the time to when you have 1 health unit left, and confusing and tedious boss battles. Confusing is OK because it would mean challenging puzzles. When you add tedious to the mix, then there's nothing fun about it. (I'm referring to the Sand King battle specificially). Main character's voice acting is annoying to say the least. After paying 19.95 for this, I literally threw this game in the garbage. Believe me, I've never done that with a game before. Don't waste your money on crap like this.… Expand


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Located off Route 110 west of downtown Berlin, Jericho Mountain State Park was created in 2005 with the express goal of becoming the first network of ATV (all-terrain vehicle) trails on state land. The Bureau of Trails envisioned a place where ATVs, UTVs (utility task vehicles, small, four-wheel-drive craft with two-across seating for up to four passengers), mountain bikes, and snowmobiles could frolic. Also in the plan, said Chris Gamache, who is the bureau's chief, was a 4x4 trail.
The trailhead will be off the visitor-center parking lot at Jericho Mountain. Except for the entrance and exit, the trail will be one-directional.
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Cesar Talks Candidly with Indulge Magazine
What was going through your head when you were first offered your own TV show?
There's that saying that luck is when preparation meets opportunity. And I think I've been very lucky in my life. I had spent my whole life working with and learning from dogs and when I met Jada and she helped me learn English and advised me in my career, I was ready to make the most of this chance that I'd been given. I've always dreamed big, ever since I was a small child, but I never imagined I would have had this amazing experience.
Daddy was a big part of your show and had been with you for 16 years, his death was one that touched many people, including your viewers...how did you cope?
I think the most difficult thing about having a dog is you know going in, they're not going to be with you forever. I think you have to focus on the quality of life not the number of years. I've met people who don't want to get a dog because they don't think they can handle having to lose him. But you know, think about all the grandparents and older people in our lives and how they've enriched our lives, even if they were only present for a short time. I was very fortunate that Daddy had such a long and healthy life and I got to share it with him. And before he left us, he brought Junior into the pack, and his spirit lives on. Of course, I miss Daddy every day, but to have had the gift of so much time with him, I really can't be bitter.
What advice do you have for someone grieving the loss of a dog?
I think everyone grieves differently and I can't say there's a right way or a wrong way. My advice would be to focus on the gift of the time you had and not focus on the pain of the loss. From my personal experience, I would also recommend getting another dog. I knew when Daddy's time was coming, and I wanted to bring Junior into the pack while he was still alive to ease the transition. Being with Junior helped both of us deal with the grief after Daddy passed. Sometimes people think it's disloyal to the dog that passed to replace him, but you're not really replacing him, you're just expanding your pack. I think we all have unlimited love to give, and there are so many dogs out there that need love and will love you back, so I can't think of a better way to honor your lost friend. I know Daddy is happy Junior and I have each other.
Junior was Daddy's protégé, and your new partner in rehabilitating dogs, how do you think his presence helps?
Junior helps me enormously in a number of ways. With dogs, he can be very important, because even though I'm the "dog whisperer," no human can communicate with a dog like another dog can. Junior models behavior for other dogs and brings his calm-submissive energy to the room. It's harder for other dogs to go nuts when Junior's in the room being calm and not escalating their energy. With humans, I think he's a wonderful ambassador for pit bulls. When people meet Junior, they can see that pit bulls aren't the aggressive, angry dogs you see in the media.
What are some key tips you would give to someone who is trying to train their dog?
Besides going to CesarsWay.com? I think it is important to remember a dog is a dog and not a human. You need to be calm and assertive and show the dog that you're the pack leader. It's not a power thing. It gives the dog the relief that you're in charge and he can rely on you. If the dog thinks he's in charge, you've got trouble.
What are some common mistakes you find people making?
Probably the biggest one is treating the dog like it's a human. I think people often project their own feelings onto the dog or treat them like children. So many times people come up to me and say their dog is just like one of their children. I don't know whether it's the dog or the child, but in this scenario, someone's needs aren't getting met. I've raised children and dogs, and they're not the same. You want a great dog, not to try to make a dog act like a human. Once you see things from a dog's point of view, you're on the way.
You have faced some criticism about your methods, why do you think that is? What do you have to say to your critics?
If you're successful in any field, you're going to have critics. I just ignore them. I think the reason I've been successful, is people have used my methods and they've worked and they've told other people. I don't think people would keep buying my books and watching my show if there wasn't something to it. I know some people have spread rumors that I physically abuse dogs, which I think is disgusting. I do believe that sometimes you have to physically correct a dog, but that's because dogs respond with all their senses, including touch. But that's much different than causing a dog pain or abusing a dog. Anyone who knows me knows that's something I'm not capable of. That's the price of being famous. People are going to say mean things about you. You have to have a thick skin. But I'm so grateful for the opportunities I've been given, I can live with a few critics.
You have used your celebrity to speak out against issues like puppy mills, breed specific legislation and specifically pit bull bans.
Dogs have done so much for me, I think it's only right that I try and do what I can for them. It breaks my heart about pit bulls. The breed has been given such a bad rap. They are certainly powerful dogs, but the only reason they are aggressive or attack is because that's how humans train them. Daddy and Junior are the two most peaceful dogs I've ever known, or humans for that matter. In a test that evaluated temperaments of different dogs, pit bulls scored better than golden retrievers, cocker spaniels, and collies. So it's really about perception. It's why I've always had a pit bull as my main dog—to help counteract the prejudices in the media. I think the media has made pit bulls into the monster of the day. When I was a kid, it was all about how vicious Dobermans were. The bottom line is the most dangerous breed is the human.
Why do you think breed-specific legislation doesn't work?
It's really the dog equivalent of racial profiling. Dogs of every breed do good things and bad things. If a dog poops in your yard, do you care whether it was a pit bull or a poodle? You just don't want poop in your yard. Dogs, and especially dog owners, should be held accountable for their actions, but for their actions not their breed. Breed-specific legislation doesn't address the problem, it just penalizes innocent dogs. And I think the statistics show breed-specific laws don't really work. Many places that have them have already repealed them.
Why do you think pit bulls have received such a bad reputation?
A lot of it comes from how they're portrayed in culture. A couple of generations ago pit bulls were uses in advertising campaigns for Buster Brown and RCA and in movies like Little Rascals. Now they're being portrayed as these tough guys in music videos and news stories about dog fighting. People have started to view them as these symbols of fierceness. Like when Sarah Palin said the only difference between pit bulls and hockey moms is lipstick. I don't think she meant anything bad about pit bulls. She saw it as a positive, because they have a reputation for being so tough. But I would have said they're like hockey moms because they love their families so much.
What needs to be done to change the perception of pit bulls and other animals that are facing BSL?
I think it's the same as with people who have been discriminated against. Once you get to know someone, it changes your opinion. It's why I go everywhere with Junior. It's hard to fear or hate pit bulls after you've met Junior. What I'd like to see in the media is to stop using "pit bull" to describe something aggressive or vicious. And I'd like to see them treat pit bull attacks more fairly. I don't deny that they happen, but so do other dog attacks, but they're not nearly as widely covered because I don't think news people think a Labrador biting someone is as juicy a story as a pit bull.
You've accomplished so much, what are your plans? Any new goals?
Thank you. They always say if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans. There'll be more Dog Whisperer and I'm starting a new show called Leader of the Pack where we rehabilitate rescue dogs and families can compete to see who can make the best home for them. I'm constantly working on improving CesarsWay.com to make it the #1 dog site. I've also gotten more involved in social media. We recently passed 2 million subscribers on Facebook and 400,000 followers on Twitter, and I've really been blown away by the reaction of the online community. My fans are really amazing. I'm also traveling all over the world for my live tours and meet people and help them with their dogs. So a lot of plans! My goal is still to rehabilitate dogs and to train people and hopefully make the world a better place, one dog at a time.


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Pronunciación: /ˈdʊə , ˈdaʊə /
Definición de dour en inglés:
Relentlessly severe, stern, or gloomy in manner or appearance: a hard, dour, humourless fanatic
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- He looked like a dour, stern man and had a rather ominous air about him.
- In his dour manner, he stated that he was the foreman of the team, and called over two other men whom he introduced.
- Dire, dour and disappointing are three which spring instantly to mind.
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dourly adverbio
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- Newton himself expressed his thoughts so dourly that students often avoided his lectures at Cambridge, and he spent his time, as one reporter put it, 'lecturing to the walls'.
- Clonmel's Minella stayed on dourly through the rain-softened ground to take the Shearwater Handicap 'Chase.
- His tinkling take on Karma Police, for instance, calls to mind Mozart's piano concertos, while Everything in Its Right Place, with its bottom-end minor notes, is dourly reminiscent of Shostakovich - and all free of Yorke's watery squall.
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dourness sustantivo
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- Combining dourness and humour, sentimentality and hard-headedness, arrogance and tolerance, every situation is redeemed by laughter.
- Brady's carefully-cultivated air of dismissive dourness offset Giles' sombre demeanour perfectly, as it usually does.
- Deconstructive dourness never stays put, however, so of course the deconstructive acid seeped over from museum practices to high art itself.
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Thomas B. Ricker III, 57, of Lusby died Dec. 28, 2012, in Baltimore.
He was born May 2, 1955, in Cheverly to Thomas B. Ricker Jr. and Mary June (Sturgis) Ricker.
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6 units
2614 4398 sq. ft.
0.06 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1880
This iconic building has housed Vorelli's restaurant for 30 years! It is a three story building combining commercial space and residential with a total of over 4000 square ft.The first floor consist of a 100 seat restaurant and bar and full service kitchen. The second floor offers four studio apartments perfect for housing staff or rentals.The third floor penthouse is the owners quarters with far reaching views of harbor and bay as well as the ever colorful Provincetown street scene! There is tremendous opportunity for the savvy investor!
4 units
3117 3000 sq. ft.
0.0716 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1886
Union Wharf, home of the iconic Sal's restaurant, as well as three residential units is a rare west end offering. This property is steeped in the history of Provincetown from its fishing industry to the artist, writers, and musicians that frequented the restaurant from World War II to present day. There is tremendous opportunity for a wonderful residence on a historic wharf or an intimate restaurant.
3 units
10090 0 sq. ft.
0.2316 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1800
A rare and enchanting find in the desirable West End of Provincetown. The property is comprised of a seven-bedroom antique home and a freestanding two-unit cottage. It has an expansive back yard that extends along a private lane. Ample parking. A large yard awaits your creativity.
3 units
3458 2420 sq. ft.
0.0794 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1840
One of the last remaining Provincetown multi-unit properties directly on the water is now available. The main house has two units with a total of four bedrooms. This historic home would make a grand private residence or two, spacious, water view apartments or condominiums. There is parking for several cars between the main house and the freestanding, classic beach cottage, the third unit. The cottage is a popular rental that is located right on the beach, has a great deck and features a wonderfully rustic and charming interior. The property is located in the heart of the near east end, close to galleries, shopping, restaurants and some of the best swimming in town. Connected to Town Sewer.
2 units
4093 2322 sq. ft.
0.094 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1850
The Main House: No detail has been overlooked in this one of a kind West End 1860's 3BR completely renovated & redesigned home. Lounge on the upper deck with views of Pilgrim Monument or have cocktails in the English garden. Make an incredible meal in the chef's kitchen with granite counters, Thermador appliances & fabulous center island & entertain in the beautiful formal dining room, opening to the fireplaced living room or outside in 1 of 3 patio/deck areas. The beach is at the end of this charming lane, 1 block away. The beautiful 2 BR Reverse Design cottage feels like a tree house, but better, with views of the monument & bay. Open concept living with vaulted beamed ceilings, central AC, fireplace, cable, wifi, outdoor shower, gas grill & private patio. Both bedrooms enjoy direct access to the deck. Parking. Excellent Rental History
2 units
265628880 3884 sq. ft.
6098 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1800
A true Provincetown landmark this fine example of Greek Revival Architecture as been operated as a lovely B&B for over 25 years. Retaining much of its original charm and details, the property, would make a stunning home just a short stroll to Provincetown Bay or Commercial Street. There are a variety options, with a mix of suites; guestrooms; and separate charming two story cottage. This is an ideal opportunity for shared ownership with family and friends. Surrounded by lovely gardens, the main house, 7 bedrooms and 9.5 baths, offers an open living area with wood burning fireplace on the 1st floor and great water views to Long Point from the large 2nd floor deck and rooms. The separate guest cottage has 2 bedrooms plus a studio apartment on the 2nd floor. This is truly an exceptional property awaiting its next chapter.
2 units
208695960 2252 sq. ft.
4791 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1850
Stunning and stately, this grand 1850's Victorian is one of Provincetown's iconic residences. The home can live easily as either a single or 2 family home. The 1st floor has a dramatic great room, with a wall sized fireplace as its centerpiece. The master has a renovated en-suite, & sliders to the rear patio. Also on the 1st floor, a second bedroom/office, & a half bath. The country kitchen has granite counters & a gas fireplace. Upstairs, you'll find 2 more bedrooms, a den, bath, a 2nd kitchen, & a bonus room off the kitchen. Outside, the front yard is beautifully landscaped & surrounded by a white picket fence. In the back, lots of privacy with patio space for outdoor living, & an outbuilding for storage. Just half block to Commercial St & the bay, the house sits on a hill, safely out of any flood zone. Premier location. Parking for 3.
2 units
4487 1584 sq. ft.
0.103 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1860
It's known as The Pequod. This bayfront building has been in the same ownership since the early 60's. One of the last original summer beach houses in the east end. One of the few east end lots where you still have beachfront at high tide. 2 units, 1 up 1 down with a total of 5 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 baths. Old post & beam construction. Currently seasonal living, no heat or insulation. Currently operates with a cesspool, will need to be hooked up to sewer at buyers expense. Outside renovations will have to be approved by historic commission. Ample back yard with brick patio. Parking for 3 cars tandem.
4 units
14007 1365 sq. ft.
0.3216 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1840
Experience old Provincetown charm in this enchanting and idyllic West End setting. The property currently features a three bedroom one bath Cape, three quaint cottages and a shed all on a lovely, pastoral 14, 000 s.f. lot . There are a number of development possibilities in this location. Use your imagination to create a special retreat in this desirable location.
2 units
4791 2742 sq. ft.
0.11 acres
Village of Provincetown
Built in 1900
For the first time in nearly three decades, this Commercial Street water view icon is avalable for sale. Currently home to a long-established, highly successful artist-owned gallery, the property also consists of two dwelling units. There are many original features still intact so a thoughtful restoration would render this a grand Provincetown home with views of the Bay across the street. A Developer might consider a condominium conversion. There is a large third floor attic space with lovely bay and street views that would make a wonderful master suite, artist's studio or study. The very private and spacious back yard is a welcome respite from the activity of Commercial Street. There is driveway parking for at least two cars.
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MONTREAL - The seven-game losing streak was over for the Montreal Impact and no one looked more relieved than Marco Di Vaio.
The 38-year-old striker's goal in the 84th minute was the difference as the Impact downed the Chicago Fire 1-0 on a wet Saturday night at Saputo Stadium that saw a promising debut by new Argentine designated player Ignacio Piatti.
It was Montreal's first victory since a 3-0 decision at home over Houston on June 29. Italian striker Di Vaio had a goal in that game as well.
"It's been a long time that we won a game with my goal, so I'm really happy for me, for the team, the coach and the fans because we needed it," said Di Vaio. "It's a good win and it will give us more confidence."
The Impact (4-14-5) remained 10th and last in the MLS Eastern Conference behind the ninth-place Fire (4-6-13). But the team got its fifth shutout of the season, after allowing 15 goals during the losing run.
"It's definitely a monkey off our back," said goalkeeper Evan Bush. "A lot of the games lately, people say we haven't been playing with energy, but a lot of that has been that we were putting extra pressure on ourselves to get results.
"But to get that result, I think it will open things up for us to play a little more confidently."
What had been mostly a defensive struggle broke open when substitute Maxim Tissot sent fullback Eric Miller in on the left side. The rookie's dogged battle with Razva Cocis saw the ball squirt out to Di Vaio, who calmly slotted in his fifth goal of the season from near the penalty spot.
Piatti got a loud welcome from the announced crowd of 17,132. The Argentine midfielder had some encouraging moments, particularly when he combined with Di Vaio, before he was substituted in the 54th minute for Andres Romero.
Di Vaio, whose contract is up at the end of the season, was asked if he would consider extending his stay in Montreal to play an extra season with the Italian and Spanish-speaking Piatti, who inked a three and a half year deal. He said it would be difficult at his age.
"We already had a little talk between us," Piatti said through a translator. "I asked Marco if he will stay, but Marco said it's tough because of his family. But I said 'maybe we can find a solution.'
"Marco's a great player. You give him the ball and you get it back right away. There was a chemistry there, but there's still a lot of work to do to develop the chemistry."
The 29-year-old Piatti, who arrived Wednesday after helping the San Lorenzo club in Argentina to the Copa Libertatores final, said he was not surprised by the pace and physical style of MLS, but said he would need time to adapt to his new team.
"It's a first game, I felt pretty good," said Piatti, who had an ice pack on left knee at the bench after he came off. "The team played well as a group."
His best chance came only six minutes into the game. Piatti found himself in the Chicago area after a run down the left side, but wasn't able to get full control of the ball.
The victory got a busy week off a to a good start. The Impact travel to El Salvador to face CD FAS in a CONCACAF Champions League match on Wednesday and then head to New York to play the Red bulls on Saturday.
"It helps a lot because we had lost seven games in a row in MLS and now we have a big game in San Salvador," said Tissot. "Hopefully we can keep this going."
Chicago, which ended a three-game league unbeaten run, was coming off a 6-0 defeat Wednesday to Seattle in U.S. Open Cup play.
The Fire played with ardour, taking away the middle of the field and launching counterattacks, and made the Impact work for their chances.
One came in the 60th, when Felipe sent Romero on a run to the edge of the area and his low shot needed a reaching, one-handed save by Sean Johnson.
Bush had a hairy moment in the 38th minute when Lovel Palmer's shot from the right side got through his hands, but the ball was cleared from the six-yard box. The Fire also had eight corner kicks, which are often an adventure for the Montreal defence. But centrebacks Matteo Ferrari and Wandrille Lefevre were sharp.
Notes: Impact midfielder Calum Mallace served a one-game suspension for going onto the field from the bench during a game last week. . . Montreal is unbeaten (2-0-2) at home against Chicago in three seasons in MLS. . . Midfielder Dilly Duka, acquired July 29 from the Fire, played 90 minutes while Sanna Nyassi, who went to Chicago in the same deal, went on as a sub in the 78th.
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