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Bill “Mr. Bill” Nielander, an associate broker with Long and Foster Real Estate’s Ocean City office, was named the top producer in sales volume for the month of August. Mr. Bill, as he is known to his clients and friends, recently celebrated his 25th anniversary with Long and Foster, having started his career in real estate with the firm in 1986. Prior to helping people buy and sell property, he enjoyed a successful career with Xerox in Rochester, N.Y., where he managed a group of field test engineers. He and his wife, Carol, moved to Ocean City in 1986, deciding to trade the cold winters of the north for the sunny beaches of Ocean City. Their son, Craig, joined them three months later and now resides here with his wife, Sherry, and their 2-year-old daughter, Bailey and 12-year-old-son, Jacob. Nielander is consistently in the Top 100 sales associates of Long and Foster, which has more than 13,000 agents in seven Mid-Atlantic states and the District of Columbia. He has been named Outstanding Mentor for his commitment to new agent training and he is in the top 3 percent of Realtors nationwide.

Family physician joins Townsend

Lorren Donmoyer, M.D., a family practitioner who cared for patients in Ocean Pines prior to relocating to Bloomsburg, Pa., in 2008, has returned to the area to provide care at Atlantic General Health System’s Townsend Medical Center in Ocean City. Dr. Donmoyer is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine and is board certified by the American Board of Family Medicine. He completed his residency in family medicine at Portsmouth Family Medicine through the Eastern Virginia Medical School in Portsmouth, Va. Dr. Donmoyer joins family medicine physician Stephen Waters, M.D., and internist Nhu Tran, M.D., in practice at the Townsend Medical Center to provide vital primary care services to the Ocean City and Bethany/Fenwick Island communities.

Two sellers test market - The Red Wrap | Crain's New York Business

. That’s well above the $210 million the partners paid in 2004, although that was before prices exploded in the boom. The two families, either individually or jointly, have also succeeded in shedding properties, including 620 Sixth Ave. and 95 Wall St., in recent months. Now the pair is looking to sell off its stake in the erstwhile Sears (now Willis) Tower in Chicago.

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