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Rehoboth Beach  Delaware  19971United States
After owning the property at 84 Kent St. for nearly 100 years, Rehoboth Beach auctioned off the lot April 10 for $1.07 million.
The building has been vacant for years, but it had been the longtime home to the Kiwanis Club and Boy Scout Troop 85. Scout posters were still hanging on auction day.
The city embarked on selling the property three years ago, when its generally vacant status was brought to light at the beginning of the city’s ongoing nativity scene saga. The foam creche figures for the nativity scene were being stored at 84 Kent St. because the Kiwanis Club had been responsible for setting them up at the Bandstand for many years. The agenda for the commissioner meeting this Friday, April 16, calls for a possible settlement agreement in the lawsuit filed by the Knights of Columbus against the city. ....

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