A century-old co-op gets a new roof – with a few hiccups along the way.
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How a Sagging Roof was Unsagged
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On the Waterfront
Want to be on top of your problems? Just keep swimming.
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Driven by Clubhouse Concern
A hands-on actress and take-charge board president, Frances Gonzalez has overseen extraordinary changes at her Queens HOA
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The Importance of "We"
Meet entrepreneur Wil Buckery, 72, a former board president who believes in the power of community.
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The Blackout-Proof Co-op on Central Park West
Once criticized, co-op board is now praised for its prescience.
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Video Intercom Mixes Old and New
State-of-the-art video feed comes through ancient wires.
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Vanishing Act
A pen, a problem, and surprising solution.
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Standing Up for Her Neighbors
Suzanne O'Hare brings her courtroom skills to her Queens condo.
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The Long and Winding Road to Forest Hills
Tammy Jacobi and six fellow power women lead their co-op board.
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Repairing Tudor City's Stressed Terra Cotta
Decorative details are getting some tough love.
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