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10 Days in May
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Budgeting on Fantasy Island
Budget season is not the time to visit Ricardo Montalban.
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Calculating Your Carbon Emissions
The rules of the greenhouse gas game.
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Collecting from a Non-Resident Condo Unit-Owner
Jonathan Temchin on RPL Sec. 339-KK.
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Commander on Board
After 26 years in the Navy, Roberta Goldenberg has to adjust.
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Creating Functional Committees
Howard Schechter on BCL Sec. 712.
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Don't Spend a Quarter to get a Dime
Sometimes it’s better to negotiate and not litigate.
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Globetrotter in Queens
World traveler Rebecca Martin finally found a home.
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Lighten Your Load
Happiness is a well-run committee.
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NYC Pet Law
Theresa Racht on NYC Admin Code 27-2009.1.
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New Tech for an Old Job
A tool to keep water tanks from freezing.
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The Definitive Guide to Navigating a Gas Shutdown
How to respond when you get the dreaded red tag.
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The Legacy Stewards at the Master Apartments
The board at a 90-year-old gem knows that history has value.
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When Fido Is a Fraud
A co-op board president digs into bogus support pets.
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Your Home Is Someone Else’s Workplace
Employee rights keep expanding.
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