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Saturday, January 20, 2007 |
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is seeking legislation that would prohibit insurers from demanding storm shutters on Connecticut homes and would force insurers to give customers a warning of such expensive new requirements when seeking approval of them from regulators.
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Fifteen months after the storm, residents of several sections in the 55-and-older community are back to day one: looking for a contractor who can finish repairs and figuring out how to pay for them.
12:21:19 PM
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Like many other older Broward high-rises, Nova's condo building does not have a sprinkler system. Property managers have only recently taken preliminary steps to install one, operations manager Ada Berger said.
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Chandler detectives on Thursday raided the offices of a company that manages several homeowners associations because of allegations that it was involved in more than $100,000 in fraud, according to police
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When the first homes open in 2008 in Park Highlands, North Las Vegas' newest master-planned community, it will resemble other developments with its parks, schools and corner grocery stores. But anyone driving through its neighborhoods may notice something missing that they might see in other subdivisions in the Las Vegas Valley: For Rent signs.
11:56:53 AM
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The Sun City Homeowners Association is stepping up its efforts to encourage residents to comply with local CC&R’s. While the organization has never foreclosed on a resident’s property, a growing list of complaints has prompted SCHOA to officially consider it as an option if homeowners fail to comply with their deed restrictions.
11:55:47 AM
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