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Brooklyn Co-op Makes the Switch From Gas to Electric Stoves
Written by Bill Morris on January 25, 2023
Fearing a gas shutdown, board takes a preemptive — and green — step.
Brooklyn Co-op Shifts From Paper Past to Digital Future
Written by Bill Morris on June 22, 2022
Park Vanderbilt co-op board cuts costs and streamlines operations.
An Art Deco Restoration in Brooklyn
Written by Tom Soter on April 24, 2013
Unlike many board directors, Jeannie Hutchins finds the demands of leadership stimulating. "I think it's a challenge to try to be fair to everyone, and to look at all the paths and find the one that is the most democratic," she says.
Hutchins has certainly had her hands full over the past two years. During that time, as president of the 70-unit co-op at 30 Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, she has been overseeing a demanding exterior and interior renovation of her building. "I found this project very interesting. It was a headache - it was no picnic - but it was very educational for me."
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