3400 Askew Block Club

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What are the things, issues or problems you would like to see an improvement in, in our neighborhood? Are you willing to play a role in achieving those goals? By John more

Started: April 11th 2007Replies: 2

Family garage sale

Across from Winnetonka, N. Topping. 8-4. more

Started: June 15th 2016Replies: 0

I had a moped stolen from 1801 W. 41st and Bell St... (apartments) The moped is red &white, classic retro style, brand is Tao Tao..sticker emblem on sides was partially torn off on both sides due... more

Started: October 19th 2015Replies: 0

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Protect Your Home's Value From The Foreclosure Next Door: Vacant homes in your neighborhood can hurt the value of your property; here are four things you can do to help prevent your neighbor’s foreclosure from hurting your home. Even if your home has been safe ...
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Selling Your Home? Be Sure To Disclose...: By law you must disclose certain problems with your home when selling. If you are selling your home, be prepared to tell all about its defects, issues and past. Most states require the home seller to disclose ...
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Taking Minutes Whose Job Is It And Why?: The responsibility to take minutes of meetings of the association or its board is typically that of the secretary. Specific responsibilities of directors serving on an association's board are most often stated ...
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