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Tuesday, February 13, 2007 |
Subway's bread may be fresh, but it stinks to high heaven, residents of an Upper East Side condo claim.
10:30:15 PM
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For more than a decade, Albert D. Small was the go-to guy of the Doral Manor Condominium Association. As its president, he handled problems without pay at the 89-unit complex in west St. Louis County.
10:29:29 PM
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Taking your car and holding it hostage for ransom. People who believe they've been victims of "carnapping" claim their vehicles are being illegally towed; taken from private property under business agreements between tow companies and homeowner associations or apartment complex management companies.
10:28:02 PM
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His weight breaks condo complex rules, but "Bear" the border collie can stay anyway.
10:19:35 PM
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Fed up with construction delays that have kept them out of their homes since Hurricane Wilma tore through 16 months ago, residents of several sections of the Kings Point adult community want to break off from the umbrella condominium association they blame for the holdups.
10:18:46 PM
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When the six-story Prospect Ashley condominium was built in Hackensack around 1990, the builder clad its exterior in a synthetic stucco called exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS).
10:15:38 PM
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Wildwoods condominium owners who once feared they would lose their certificates of occupancy because of various code violations found by the state Department of Community Affairs can rest a little easier today.
10:12:00 PM
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