Welcome to the Future!
The Texas pipeline proptests over TransCanada Pipeline are enough for a movie. Here’s the story:
In tiny Eagle, Idaho, a business owner is fighting a blight designation for her property. The property has not, in the last 14 years, received a ticket or notice or fine.
An Idaho Redevelopment Corporation wants her property for a parking lot and is trying to use a blight designation to get it.
The business owner is a fighter. Sounding like 80s rock icons, she said, “My plans are still to continue to do what I think every American should do, fight for their property, figh…
The Mayor of the City of New London wants to turn the property where the Kelo house stood to be turned into a park in honor of the residents whose homes were taken by eminent domain.
Kelo’s house was taken for a economic development project that never came to full fruition. The Kelp land is ripe for something.
The mayor’s campaign included these two issues:
The Institute of Justice is asking the US Supreme Court to reveiw a 4th Circuit Court of Appeals case that prohibits banners protesting the use of eminent domain. Why the hush-hush?