Mitzy the cat has got to go. That was the message embedded in a court summons that 88-year-old Bea Garza and her husband, Ron, received at the doorstep of their condo Originally from Community Associations Network National
An Addison woman admitted Monday looting more than $80,000 from her condo association while serving in various leadership positions. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Lesley Lunger has been charged with theft for allegedly being reimbursed for personal expenses while she was manager of the Spruce Hills Condominium Association Originally from Community Associations Network National
There were no working smoke alarms in the home of a 46-year-old Madison woman who died Monday morning in a condo fire on Madison’s North Side, authorities said. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An Addison woman who described herself as “a criminal with a conscience” was ordered Friday to receive mental health treatment while serving four years’ probation for looting $82,781.84 from her condo association. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Conley lives in Calusa Club Village off Kendall Drive. She pays more than $400 a month in maintenance fees for her first-floor condo, yet even though she and other tennants have sent letters and made numerous phone calls, pleading with the condo association president and All Florida Management to repair their damages, nothing, Conley says, [...]
The longtime business manager for a Ledyard condominium association who embezzled nearly $300,000 to keep up with losses at area casinos was sentenced today to six months in prison Originally from Community Associations Network National
Ann Bates will celebrate Christmas in Georgia in her rented condo. She would rather be at her Pinon Sun townhome in Colorado Springs, near North Carefree Circle and Oro Blanco Drive, which she bought new in 1984 Originally from Community Associations Network National
A township woman is charged with setting fire to her residence – damaging that and seven other condos here. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Nashville condominium owner likely will be forced out of an upscale high-rise after losing a lawsuit that claimed she was hoarding and living in filth. Originally from Community Associations Network National
