Brian Johnson, like many parents with young children at the event, pulled his sons Dominic, center, and Roman along in a small cart.
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Young entrepeneurs, the ‘Sea Cliff Boys,’ John Kaye, left, Elliot Hanley and Kurt McCann sold lemonade and merch.
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Houses around the village were the scenes of residents catching up and chatting, in addition to buyers looking for interesting items.
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In addition to private homes, local organizations like churches and the Sea Cliff Village Library also emptied their closets and cupboards for items to display for Garage Sale Day.
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Sea Cliff residents laid out a variety of items, from clothes and furniture to knick knacks and books for Garage Sale Day.
It was a sunny day in Sea Cliff as residents and visitors enjoyed shopping around the village at the annual Garage Sale Day, sponsored by the Sea Cliff Civic Association. The event saw front lawns filled with furniture, clothing, knick knacks and a range of personal treasures. Local children set up lemonade stands to refresh thirsty walkers, while the Village Library raised money by offering older books for sale.
