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20 Years and Counting
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Everybody Out of the Pool
Swimming Pool Woes
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Read My Lips: More New (Flip) Taxes
How one co-op board increased its flip tax.
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Getting Better (All the Time)
A board treasurer relates her experiences in turning around an aging 365-unit Manhattan co-op.
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When a Pastime Becomes a Passion
Lessons learned from a tenured board member.
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The Farbissener Factor
Dealing with perennially dissatisfied individuals.
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Learning to Swim
One board’s efforts to go green, by David Leventhal, Board Director, 375 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn
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Absolute Power
A new shareholder faces the challenge of an absolute tyrant.
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No Entrance
The board secretary at 233 West 99th Street Corp discusses a victory over a vault problem.
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The Year of the Elevator
Linda Gelman, VP/Secretary, 46 West 96th Street Owners Corp.
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