You need to know in the massi memo because information is power. And the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] each year, millions of people move into communities governed by Homeowners Associations. And every day, i hear from many folks who love it and many who find themselves trapped in nightmarish battles with their hoas. Now, im gonna speak with a man named mike, whos been battling his hoa for years. He moved into an hoa community in 2007. And he loves where he lives. But when he started asking questions about how things were run, well, he was stonewalled. I was asking for some just some routine maintenance to be conducted that hadnt been done for as long as 10 years. And that that got such an adverse reaction coming back that i thought, okay. Whats going on here . When mike decided to join the board himself and won, all of a sudden, there was an anonymous but clearly wellorganized Campaign Launched to remove him from the board. As soon as my nomination was submitt
And stayed at the Naval War College. Found living on the work college was not exactly what he was looking for, study took a little tour of the town. He saw this house which was at that point used as the commandants quarters and decided this would make a fine summer white house. He was here for two summers, usually late summer. Late august into the middle to late part of september was primarily the two years he was here. The summer of 1957 was the integration of Central High School in little rock, arkansas. A very big politically charged event he did deal with while here in newport. Said the white house was essentially wherever he is. There were always things that go on he had to deal with here, as well as his Remote Office at the Naval War College which you get access by boat. A beautiful area. This is historically part of a larger fort. It was at that point easily defendable. It was still under native protection. It was navy protection. It was easier for the secret service to secure t
From spain and portugal, they fled to where they could worship, where they could work. Us 10 people left barb betos, but instead of going to new york or wanted to go they to rhode island. In 1636, a gentleman by the name of Roger Williams founded rhode island. He had come to the colonies from england seeking religious freedom, and 20 years after the founding of rhode island, those people in barbados said this is where they wanted to come. She was the most famous woman lighthouse keeper in the United States, but more importantly, she was the most famous lighthouse keeper in the United States. It is likely that she saved 35. Een 25 and she was a slip of a woman. She weighed 103 pounds and she was fearless. Welcome to newport, rhode island. Located on the south easternmost part of the state, newport is the home of the u. S. War college and the breakers, the vanderbilt summer home. We begin with the story of the slave trade in newport, which was once the most active slave port in north ame
Building in the United States of america. It has a wonderful 600 year story. First of all, it is most important for you to understand that above all, the synagogue is a house of worship. We have services here all year round, a fulltime rabbi, a congregation of about 120 members, and it is orthodox in its service. That is what we are doing today. The story starts in 1492 in spain, when eating of ferdinand and clean isabella issued and Queen Isabella issued a decree. It was they wanted a purely gavelic country, so they the jewish people two choices. Convert to catholicism or leave. Those who converted were called conversos. Others chose to remain jews in a secret. Objects. Their ritual if they have been found out, they would have been tortured and put to death. To get a sense of how spaniards of jews at the time, their nickname was morano, ort swine. They had four months to get there affairs in order, which meant you of everything away to the spanish government, such as their land or any
Originally commandants house. ,here at fort adams, in newport. Join us as we learn more about this historic home. So the Eisenhower House we are in today was used as a summer white house during 1958 and 1960. He came in the summer of 1957 and stayed in the naval war college. He found that living on the war college was not exactly what he was looking for, study took a little tour of the town. He saw this house which was at that point used as the commandants quarters and decided this would make a fine summer white house. So he was here for two summers, usually late summer. So late august into the middle to late part of september was primarily the two years he was here. The summer of 1957 was the integration of Central High School in little rock, arkansas. Which was a very big, politically charged event he did deal with while here in newport. He was famously said the white house was essentially wherever he is. So there were always things that go on he had to deal with here, as well as in