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Co-op/Condo News Roundup: Dog-Doo DNA, Amputee vs. the Board, and More
- "Plan to Allow Billboards on Upper East Side Co-Ops Near Second Avenue Subway Project is Rejected" by Gabriela Resto-Montero (DNAinfo.com)
- "Unfriendly Pet in Pet-Friendly Co-op" by Jay Romano ( The New York Times)
- "DNA Testing Debated as Condo Board Tries to Find Source of Dog Droppings" by Nancy Szokan ( The Washington Post) and "DNA Could Solve a Doggie Whodunit" by Jill Rosen ( The Baltimore Sun)
- "Amputee Loses Fight with Condo Board" by Rene Stutzman ( Orlando Sentinel)
- "Prospect Heights Condo Owners Bash Developer Shaya Boymelgreen through Web Site" by Erin Durkin (New York Daily News)
- "I'll Just Stay in the Living Room, Thanks: A city inspection reveals crumbling balconies all over town" by S.Jhoanna Robledo ( New York)
- "Fence Feud Highlights Power Struggle: Associations Often Win in Battles with Homeowners" by Brian Shane (DelMarVaNow.com)
- "Condo Resident Tired of Butts and Excuses" by Hugh Adami ( Ottawa Citizen)
- "Caution: Ain't Nothing Like a Sponsor Apartment" by Malcolm Carter (Service You Can Trust blog)
WebCite archives:
"Billboards" • "Unfriendly Pet" • "DNA Testing" • "DNA Could" • "Amputee" • "Prospect Heights" • "I'll Just Stay" • "Fence Feud" • "Butts" • "Sponsor Apartment"
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