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How to Foster Compromise in your Community
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Happy Centennial, Co-ops!
A new kind of housing grows in Brooklyn.
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The 24/7 Job
Board president Mary Ann Hamilton compares her former work as a gym teacher to board service.
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Unhappy Critics Nix “Furniture Showroom” as Lobby
What happens when you get a furniture showroom to design your lobby? You get a lobby that looks like a furniture showroom – and unhappy residents, to boot.
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The Transparency Equation: 128 Instead of 1
Board President Jeff Glasser at The Normandy discusses the importance of being involved in his community.
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Building with Your Mind
A bankrupt building and tax assessor on the board: the perfect pair.
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The Rumble of the Subway Train – and Your Building
Protecting your building from potential damage by the Second Avenue Subway.
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Don’t Go Back, Don’t Stand Still
Joe Camastra didn’t want to be board president. He did it anyway.
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The Secret Garden
Board president Francisco Di Blasi transforms his building's roof into a community garden and space.
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Living Busy Is the Best Revenge
A Queens board president delves into a sea of improvements and projects.
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