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The Old-School Butcher On the Co-op Board
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The Pol
From Town Council to the Co-op Board of 401 Eat 65th Street
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The Building with the Lovely Bones
Mark Truisi is on a mission to improve Rockville Tudor
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Treasurer for Eternity
From here to eternity
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7 Steps to Smart Decision-Making
A Look at Cameo House and The Edgewater
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Happy to Be Involved
Peter Pisapia, on top of the situation.
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The Woman With the Iron Work Ethic
Pat Crawford knows that a co-op board’s work is never-ending.
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The Steadying Influence of Staggered Terms
There are so many complicated situations facing boards that it’s essential to maintain some institutional memory.
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Mr. Fix-It
Patrick Wong: experience has taught him that condo boards need to be “business-savvy.”
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Bye Bye Sponsor
A checklist for new condo boards.
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