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  • Chicago, Cook & State fees to rise in 2013
    Posted: 1/26/2013
    This year, Chicago-area homeowners and commuters are going to feel the effects of higher taxes, fees, fines and fares. In Chicago, water bills, property taxes and parking meters will rise significantly. In Cook County, the sales tax will drop by a quarter percentage point but the county expects to raise $41.7 million from new taxes. Chicago-area commuters will be hit with increased fares and tolls. The biggest hit in Chicago and many suburbs will result from higher water and sewer rates that went into effect Jan. 1. Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration expects to collect $109.5 million more from water and sewer fees, with the money earmarked to upgrade the entire system.
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  • Winter Events in Chicago
    Posted: 12/11/2012
    Looking for things to do for the holidays in Chicago? Whether you live in the city or the suburbs, remember these holiday time classics.
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  • How to: Winterize Your Windows with Insulation Film
    Posted: 11/20/2012
    If you feel a cool draft entering your home from your windows in the cold winter months, it might be a good idea to insulate your windows with film - it is one of the most easy and inexpensive ways to save energy and money on heating this season. Read the tips we have for you and see how you can make your home warmer in just a few minutes
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  • Fair Housing and Disabilities
    Posted: 10/26/2012
    In April 1968, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1968. The Act prohibited discrimination concerning the sale, rental, and financing of housing based on race, religion, national origin, sex, disability, and family status. The Act, along with the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, is known as the Fair Housing Act and its primary purpose is to protect buyers and renters from discrimination. In addition, Illinois has adopted its own fair housing laws, which are very similar to the federal laws.
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  • How to Fix a Clogged Garbage Disposal
    Posted: 9/28/2012
    A clogged garbage disposal can create several problems such as a backup of water on both sides of your sink, odor and particles of food floating around. However, there are a few simple tips that you can do to avoid and fix a clogged garbage disposal or a clogged pipe.
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  • Fall Cleaning: Give your home a flu shot
    Posted: 8/29/2012
    Fall is just around the corner with its beautiful leaves, cool days and, unfortunately, flu. As temperatures start to drop, check out these tips we have prepared for your fall cleaning and avoid getting sick by giving your home a "flu shot."
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  • Building Community Spirit
    Posted: 7/18/2012
    When you take action to build community spirit, you create opportunities for the residents to actively participate in their community and engage in social activities. The key to having a spirited community doesn't rest in the size or the wealth of the Association, but rather the enthusiasm and energy of the residents.

    One of the easiest ways to build community spirit is by welcoming new members of the Association. Some communities like to establish a "Welcoming Committee" with volunteers making the initial contact to the new owners and residents.
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  • City of Chicago 2012 Vehicle Sticker Reminder
    Posted: 6/28/2012
    If you haven't purchased your 2012-2013 city sticker yet, you can purchase it in person at City Clerk Offices, Department of Finance Offices or community vendors or at your Alderman's designated ward sale date...
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  • Keeping The Mouse Out of the House!
    Posted: 5/3/2012
    There are several famous mice in the world - Mickey, Minnie, Jerry, Speedy Gonzalez, Pinky and the Brain and Pixie & Dixie and while we all find these mice to be cute in cartoons we don?t want real mice in our homes. We are all aware that in Cinderella, the mice are her friends and help her sew her clothes but in reality, no one finds mice in their house that helpful.

    Here are a few tips to prevent mice from entering your home...

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  • Community Association Manager Licensing at Rosen Management
    Posted: 3/23/2012
    In accordance with the Illinois Community Association Manager Licensing and Disciplinary Act, all managers at Rosen Management Services have obtained their Community Association Manager License. We are proud to be a part of the collaborative effort to enhance the management profession and protect the most valuable investment of community association members. .
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  • Stay safe on the road during snow storms
    Posted: 1/20/2012
    The best advice for driving in winter weather is to not do it! However, there are many times when it cannot be avoided. You've winterized your home - now it's time to do the same with your car.
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  • How to Fix a Running Toilet
    Posted: 11/15/2011
    Is your toilet running constantly? This can be a nuisance for homeowners due to the constant noise of rushing water, and through the expense of wasted water. But before you call a plumber, learn how to fix the problem with a few simple steps.
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  • Chicago Garbage Rebate Program
    Posted: 10/13/2011
    Rosen Management Services is asking for your help in fighting Mayor Emanuel?s proposed discontinuation of the City of Chicago?s Garbage rebate program. Each year your association is entitled to a $75 per unit rebate from the City.
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  • Halloween
    Posted: 10/11/2011
    Halloween is always a festive time around the Rosen Office - we decorate, dress up, and give away candy. Last year, we decided to have a theme of...
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  • Winterizing Your Home
    Posted: 9/27/2011
    We're on our way to the blustery days of winter and it's time to winterize your home. You can save money for that mid-February Caribbean vacation, as well as prevent damage, by adopting some very simple practices before the freezing temps hit the Midwest.

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