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Local Laws Gone Loco
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She’s Not There
The president of a co-op deals with a mysterious and capricious new shareholder.
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By Any Other Name
Often the easiest way to express displeasure with a board is to call them corrupt. But what really is board corruption?
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Gotta Serve Somebody
Writing for the co-op and condo community for twenty-eight years.
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Snake-Oil Salesman
Beware of smooth-talking salesmen.
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Retos Mot
Noise complaints are among the most difficult issues to resolve.
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Now We Are Six
Are boards giving you a number and taking away your name?
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Whither Perry Mason
The case of the imaginary attorney.
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When Chaplin Was My Neighbor
Lessons from the editor's father about being neighborly.
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The Miracle Worker and the Vulcan
Super vs director: "Beam me up, Scotty!"
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