Dealing with cultural and language differences.
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“October 2007” returned 13 articles
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Across the Great Divide
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Blow-Up
Smoking bans, English-only staff requirements, homeowner insurance rules, open board meetings: how good decisions can go bad.
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CNYC Conference Preview
An in-depth preview of the 27th annual Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums housing conference, including an easy-to-navigate schedule, day planners, and more.
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Curtailment Is Now
Curtailment: getting paid for reducing energy use.
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Discrimination Case Update
Hirschmann vs. Hassapoyannes
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Getting Your Noise Out of Joint
Don’t shout: a noise ordinance goes into effect.
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Is the Sky Falling?
What boards can do to weather a possible market downturn in New York.
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Local Law 11 Changes
Deadline news about façade law filings.
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No More Do-It-Yourself
A co-op moves to professional management.
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Soy, Who Else is New?
More news on biofuel systems.
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Tom Carrozza, Board Treasurer, 329 West 2lst Street Corp.
A kinder, gentler co-op.
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You Can Please All the People
Ways to avoid litigation.
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’Til Death Do Us (A)part(ment)
Inheritance issues for the unmarried.
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