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The Board That Cares
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Upstairs, Downstairs
A room without a view can be a plus.
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Following a Process at Stoneleigh Parkway
Co-op president Peter Incledon’s secret to smooth redesign.
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Small-Town Boy Makes Good
Doug Moss, board member, got schooled in his family’s hardware store.
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Off the Market
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan, 416 West 52nd Street, No. 412
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Things That Go Gurgle in the Night
They were an innocent family – until they faced the toilet of terror.
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Learning to Deal with Gas Pains
What one co-op did when Con Ed shut it down.
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You Can Go Home Again
An indomitable board president overcomes various obstacles to save her co-op.
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The Man from Montenegro
He fled his native country – and is now the greenest of supers.
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