Willoughby Station
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With the purchase of a home in the community, each homeowner automatically becomes a member of the Willoughby Station Homeowners Association.
The homeowners association has been managed, since it’s inception, by Association Management Services (AMS). Joan and Jim Atkeison are the two principals of the company and are directly involved in the management of Willoughby Station.
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The Closure of Talk About It
It is unfortunate that I must inform you that after many discussions with other association members, the WSHOA board of directors as well as the management of Neighborhood Links, the board has decided...
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Started: January 29th 2004Replies: 2
Newsletter
I want to try to explain the changes to the newsletter. I ask that if you are going to reply to me, that out of respect you use your real name. Several homeowners from our community have ask me and...
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Started: January 26th 2004Replies: 24
Newsletter ?'s for Board.
Several people still question why the concern over the minutes being pulled from the newsletter. While this is my first concern, fiscal responsibility associated with the newsletter is also a major...
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Started: January 26th 2004Replies: 2
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