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Ode to a Co-op
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Wanted: Greener Pastures, One Cash Cow
A newly elected board president
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The Heat Is On
Dealing with heating issues in an aging building.
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Neither Angry Nor Dysfunctional
Being a board president can be nearly painless and rewarding.
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Message: We Care
Building a sense of community is not limited to efforts just within your building
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Small Is Good. Sort of.
Cooperating with neighboring buildings.
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We’re Not in Rental Anymore, Toto
When a board is seen as the landlord.
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You Don’t Have to Please All the People
Dealing with owners, on and off the board.
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20 Years and Counting
A dedicated board member reflects on her co-op.
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Everybody Out of the Pool
Swimming Pool Woes
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