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Town of Manchester, Ct Real Estate Property List (With Assessment Data) Listing Ownership As of May 17, 2018 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CT REAL ESTATE PROPERTY LIST (WITH ASSESSMENT DATA) LISTING OWNERSHIP AS OF MAY 17, 2018 To Search in Adobe Reader / Acrobat: Press Control Key + F and enter in the Street Name you are looking for CONDO STREET UNIT # STREET NAME # OWNER'S NAME CO-OWNER'S NAME 17 AARON DRIVE ANSALDI ASSOCIATES 20 AARON DRIVE BRODEUR MICHAEL P & CYNTHIA L 2 ABBE ROAD BUGNACKI MICHAEL 9 ABBE ROAD BUGNACKI MICHAEL & SHEILA 23 ABBE ROAD BUGNACKI MICHAEL 37 ABBE ROAD ZYREK ANDREW R & ZYREK GEORGE P 3 ACADEMY STREET ZIMOWSKI AMIE C 11 ACADEMY STREET LALIBERTE ERNEST A & MARGARET 15 ACADEMY STREET LAVOIE DAVID & KRISTIN 16 ACADEMY STREET CURRY RICHARD L L/U & JAMES F & OLINATZ LAURA J 19 ACADEMY STREET RYAN ERIN M 20 ACADEMY STREET RIVAL JESSICA & JAMES 23 ACADEMY STREET WHITAKER RICHARD A & JOANN B 30 ACADEMY STREET SNYDER JOSEPH T 37 ACADEMY STREET COTE RONALD R & DIANE L 47 ACADEMY STREET MOORE COREY ANTONIO 48 ACADEMY STREET TEDFORD GORDON W 49 ACADEMY STREET CZAPOROWSKI JOAN M & JANE H 54 ACADEMY STREET THOMAS MONIQUE A 55 ACADEMY STREET WAGGONER ALBERT A JR & SUZAN E FERAGNE PAUL & LAUREL 57 ACADEMY STREET LETITIA MARGARET C 58 ACADEMY STREET VAIDA MATTHEW R 62 ACADEMY STREET HITE DEREK & SHACARRA 24 ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER SPORTS CENTER INC 33 ADAMS STREET RETAIL PROPERTY TWO LLC 41 ADAMS STREET CONNECTICUT SOUTHERN RAILROAD INC ATTN TAX DEPARTMENT 45 ADAMS STREET FAY JOHN P 58 ADAMS STREET POM-POM GALI LLC 60 ADAMS STREET POM-POM GALI LLC 81 ADAMS STREET EIGHTY ONE ADAMS STREET LLC 81 ADAMS STREET EIGHTY ONE ADAMS STREET LLC 109 ADAMS STREET EIGHTY ONE ADAMS STREET LLC 111 ADAMS STREET EIGHTY ONE ADAMS STREET LLC 116 ADAMS STREET FTK PROPERTIES LLC 119 ADAMS STREET POM-POM GALI LLC 121 ADAMS STREET KLAVINS VALDIS J C/O PARAGON TOOLS 126 ADAMS STREET FTK PROPERTIES LLC 131 ADAMS STREET AMANDILY LLC C/O ACTION AIR SYSTEMS INC 136 ADAMS STREET BOULAY 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