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Newport Life magazine
Newport County’s real estate agents were inundated with phone calls after the quarantine lifted last June. Knee-jerk cancellations from COVID-weary renters, coupled with inquiries from work-from-home city slickers fleeing metro areas, forced agents to quickly pivot into high gear.
As a result, the Newport County rental market soared. The Multiple Listing Service recorded 626 leases here in 2020, versus just 399 in 2019. Of those, 75 were above $5,000 per month, versus 37 above that common summer price range in 2019.
“This won’t stop people from coming. They will have more confidence in 2021,” says Tina Wiley of Gustave White Sotheby’s International Realty. “We were already seeing them look for next summer in December.”
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Strolling downtown Newport any weekend last summer, you’d never know a global pandemic was wreaking financial havoc on the city. Streets were crowded with cars, pedestrians shuffled along sidewalks and wharves, while restaurants and retail shops were bustling.
But busy-ness doesn’t beget business. While the sheer number of visitors to our City by the Sea looked high, the numbers paled in comparison to years past. And tourists didn’t spend enough to bail out the community’s retail, restaurant and event sectors from the three-month quarantine hole and its roller coaster aftermath. While some businesses, including Griswold’s Tavern, faced such hardship that they closed permanently, others like the Fifth Element and Samuel Durfee House Inn remain cautiously optimistic. Some, like Groovy Gator and Conanicut Marine, expanded operations. Meanwhile, the events industry is on thin ice as winter’s quiet season brings no surefire solution.
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BOARDMAN Ethel Sherman, 99, passed away peacefully at her home, Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020.
She was born in Youngstown in 1921. Ethel was the daughter of Benjamin and Gladys Harshman and she was one of nine children. She grew up in Youngstown and graduated from South High School.
Ethel married Mannie Sherman in 1946 and they spent 47 wonderful married years together until his death in 1993.
Ethel is survived by her two children, Bruce Sherman (Carol) of Canfield and Sherry Sherman (Jeff Raz) of San Francisco; four grandchildren, Bryna Miller (Greg), Rachel Sherman (Phil Tierney), and Micah and Joshua Sherman-Raz; four great-grandchildren, Matthew and Samantha Miller, and Sarah and Jacob Sherman; sister, Sarah Rosenzweig; brother, Morton Harshman (Barbara); sisters-in-law Florence Harshman and Joan Harshman; and many loving nieces, nephews and extended family members.
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