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COOPERATORNEWS.COM  COOPERATORNEWS —  MAY 2022    5  TABLE OF CONTENTS  Yale Robbins   Publisher  Henry Robbins   Executive Vice President  Joanna DiPaola   Associate Publisher  Hannah Fons   Managing Editor  Darcey Gerstein   Associate Editor  Pat Gale   Associate Editor  Shirly Korchak   Art Director  Anne Anastasi   Production Manager  Alan J. Sidransky   Staff Writer    CooperatorNews is published monthly by Yale Robbins Infomedia, 205 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10016, (212) 683-5700. President: Yale Robbins, Executive Vice President: Henry Robbins. Subscriptions are available free by request to  co-op and condo board members and   homeowner associations. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to CooperatorNews, 205 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10016. Yale Robbins Infomedia 2022. All rights reserved. Application to mail Periodicals postage rates is pending at New York NY. FREE Subscriptions for Board   Members, Property Managers and Real Estate Decision Makers. To Subscribe, please visit us at: cooperatornews.com/subscribe  Peter Chase   Director of Sales  Fred Marks   Director of Sales  C -   , C     ,   S      M    .....    While some co-op and condo communities have tried social media platforms like   Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter as ways to build community spirit and facilitate  co-op and condo boards are addressing their task lists for the change of seasons.  better communication between neighbors, management, and even the board, most have   remained ‘old-school,’ sticking with newsletters, bulletin boards (both digital and cork)   in the lobby or mail room, and email blasts to residents.   S            ...... .    Do you remember when you were a kid and the closest thing you had to a cell phone   at the time was two cups with a string attached between them? You pulled the string   taut, spoke into one cup, and hoped your friend holding the other would hear you.   Miraculously, they did!  C       D      P       ....    There’s a riddle in a popular children’s book that asks, ‘What’s the largest room in the   world?’ After much consideration and many incorrect guesses, one of the characters   in the book has the answer: “Why, the largest room in the world is room for improve-  ment!”  S      M           ....     It’s that time of year again. Birds are chirping; trees are blooming; property managers and   R        R -           A     COVID ....     The psychosocial impact of the pandemic is far-reaching. And like the rest of the world,   residents living in condos, co-ops, and HOAs have been conditioned to keep their dis-  tance and turn inward.   P    .....................   8.586 8.586  8.19  8.298


































































































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