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Rules for Keeping Cool
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Things That Go Bump
It was 3 in the morning and someone was ringing at my buzzer.
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Shocking, Positively Shocking
Local Law 39/2015 calls for all electrical outlets in public spaces to be covered. Is it necessary?
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The Smell of Gas
A fatal explosion in Harlem re-emphasizes safety protocols.
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Site Safety: Overhaul Needed?
Minor work at our co-op has come to a halt because the DOB says we need a site safety plan. Is this necessary?
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Exit Strategy
Commercial buildings rehearse several times a year. Residential buildings hand out a playbook and hope for the best.
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Space to Play
Monkey bars and seesaws may be threatened with extinction, but playgrounds are hot, hot, hot.
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Feature New Question on the Block
What to ask during an admissions interview? How about, “Do you own a gun?”
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When Locks Are Not Enough
What I learned about being safe in a non-doorman building.
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Keeping Undesirables Out
Wrestling with the extent the board is obligated to inform residents balanced against the privacy of a shareholder.
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