Stone Harbor NJ
Easy living in this 2nd floor unit. Low maintenance and high convenience!
A popular residential neighborhood with access to Nuns’ Beach, the Bird Sanctuary, 106th Street playground, 107th Street deli/markets, and the 96th Street shopping/restaurant district.
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For Spring Cleaning:
Bulk Trash Pick Up- in Avalon May 5th through May 14th; and Stone Harbor by Monday May 15th.
Household hazardous waste collection- May 13th  See details HERE
Beach Tags:
Purchase seasonal tags for $23 each by May 31st. Â Cost increases to $28 as of June 1st. Â Tags are reciprocal between Avalon and Stone Harbor.
Rental Property Owners:
Confirm your spring cleaning, change over cleaning, lawn and pool maintenance, and weed control. Â Take stock of amenities (kitchen supplies, bed covers, pillows, throw rugs, and deck furniture). All rental properties must be registered and pass an annual licensing inspection with the Borough.
General Tips:
Service your HVAC systems, vacuum return registers, clean ceiling fans, rinse out trash cans, wash deck furniture, clean the outside shower, buy new clothes pins for the line, clean the grill, and wash windows/screens.
The warm weather inspires us all to get moving on our “to do” list!
Easter weekend: the official “soft” opening for the summer season.
And what a weekend!
Great weather for walks…thank goodness because we took advantage of the many food establishments now open 😉
See you on the beach!
This  grassroots organization continues to make a difference in the lives of local families facing the trials of pediatric cancer.
There are several great events scheduled for 2017-
1) Friday May 5th- the 12th Annual Golf Tournament at Stone Harbor Golf Club
2) Saturday July 29th- the 7th Annual Low Tide Beach Ride (9th Street beach at 6:30pm)
3) Tuesday August 1st- the 17th Annual Artists and Friends Art Show at the Avalon Yacht Club
For more information and additional fund raising events, visit the web site: Brendan Borek High Tides Memorial Fund
Looking for a special home for your family vacation this summer?
In Stone Harbor:
Sweeping ocean views and a terrific location. Attractive upside down style home with 4 bedrooms, plus a den if a 5th sleeping area is needed. Â A true “walk everywhere” spot, with the bonus of a very private pool area. Â See link for more information: Â Stone Harbor rental
In Avalon:
Elegant 3 level home in the south end of town. Â Just one block to the beach, and convenient to the 74th Street park. Â Elevator. Â Private 3rd floor master suite. Â Heated pool. Â See link for more information: Avalon rental
For property owners (and visitors staying for 2 weeks or more), this is your annual reminder to purchase seasonal beach tags at the pre-season discounted rate.
Tags purchased before June 1st are $23 each; after June 1st, the standard price of $28 applies.
As in past years, the tags allow you to “cross the border” between Avalon and Stone Harbor!
The municipalities also offer weekly ($12) and daily ($6) tags through the summer season.
For more information: Visit Avalon NJ  and  Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce
Options to help you declutter and refresh your shore house:
Bulk Trash pick up- Avalon and Stone Harbor have scheduled pick up dates to dispose of household items.
Avalon– items placed on the curb fromMay 5th to May 14th will be picked up starting Monday May 15th.
Stone Harbor– pick up Monday, May 15th (items to the curb up to 72 hours before).
Or if furniture and/or appliances are in good condition, contact Habitat for Humanity/ReStore to donate- 609-463-0244
The weather WILL improve…and businesses and restaurants will continue to re-open for the season!
We are excited to see our summer neighbors return, too  🙂
The new sand pumped on to the Stone Harbor beaches is in good shape- even after the quick moving Nor’easter last Tuesday.
In Avalon, the project is set to resume by early next week, adding new sand from 32nd Street and north to 9th Street.
Pictured below: 17th Street in Avalon looking north (on a sunny day last week) ; and 111th Street looking south (today in the rain):
