Sunday, October 22, 2006

MA: It's home sweet home, finally Some Curtis Hill residents are finally back home, two years and four months after a fire at the condominium complex forced out more than 30 people. 12:43:35 PM

PA: Saw Creek raises over $2,500 for United Way with a tricky tray Saw Creek Estates Community Association hosted a tricky tray fundraiser to benefit the United Way of Pike and Monroe counties. 12:40:28 PM

FL: SCC Dues Increase Set; Community Leaders Question Fiscal Management Amid mounting dissatisfaction over fiscal management, community association directors here have settled on prospective annual individual membership dues of $237.00. 12:39:12 PM

CA: Wee park for little ones ready for fun The Hiddenbrooke Community Association requested the district build the park, said association president Paul Norberg. The park was designed for children 5 and younger, he said. The area may have a couple hundred children that age, he said. 12:38:13 PM

CA: Nixon's wall raises debate Recently the Cotton Point Homeowner Association asked City Hall to consider declaring the wall a landmark. The association's attorney, John McDowell, also is asking the city to close what he called a loophole in the code that allowed the city to issue one Cotton Point homeowner a grading permit for a wall demolition that didn't appear on the plans that the homeowner association had approved for the homeowner. 12:32:12 PM

NY: Panel Grants Condo Owners' Lawsuit Right A condo owner in New York may bring a derivative action on behalf of the condominium to protect an interest in the building's common elements, an appeals court in Brooklyn has ruled in a matter of first impression. 12:29:34 PM