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Sunday, June 22, 2008

“Cause Is Lost, But Symbol Lives”: Today’s issue of The Day of New London, Connecticut contains an article that begins, “Avner Gregory’s new home on Franklin Street sticks out from the houses around it. His house has a stone stake in the front yard that says ‘Not for sale.’ Also, it’s an eye-grabbing shade of pink. But 36 Franklin St., which was originally Susette Kelo’s home in the Fort Trumbull neighborhood and became the focal point of a Supreme Court case that sought – and failed – to save her neighborhood, is just as much a symbol as it is a house.”

And The Associated Press reports that “House in CT eminent domain dispute finds new home.”

Posted at 6:58 PM by Howard Bashman



“Washington’s right-to-die battle is personal; A petition drive is wrapping up for a measure expected to be on the November ballot”: This article appears today in The Los Angeles Times.

Posted at 10:25 AM by Howard Bashman