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Tag Archives: Private Property

Public domain

Federal judge upholds new Biden eviction moratorium: ‘The court’s hands are tied’

A federal judge ruled Friday that the Biden administration could continue to enforce its new eviction moratorium, but cast doubt on its legality.

August 13, 2021 in U.S..
state of Vermont

Deb Billado: Vermont Democrat agrees to ‘dismantle private property’

While one obscure tweet from a lone progressive Twitter profile normally wouldn’t warrant attention, in this case the tweet was “liked” by a Vermont state representative.

July 21, 2021 in Commentary.
Wikimedia Commons/Chris Light

McClaughry: Scrap the ‘common property’ amendment

Nine proposed constitutional amendments, some of them far reaching, have been introduced in the Vermont Senate. One in particular stands out as a mortal threat to fundamental Vermont principles. That is Proposal 9.

March 8, 2020 in Commentary.
U.S. Department of Agriculture

Federal overreach on frogs’ habitat threatening company’s private property

Does private property have to be “habitable” by a species in order for bureaucrats to claim it is that species’ “critical habitat”? In an extreme example of government run amok, a group of environmentalists and federal bureaucrats says “no.”

January 30, 2018 in U.S..
Wikimedia Commons/Public domain

Congress should protect Americans from unjust property seizure

This broad, bipartisan support for reining in civil forfeiture is reflected in the population at large. One recent poll found that 84 percent of Americans oppose forfeiture of property without a criminal conviction.

December 26, 2017 in Commentary.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Concerns exist in Vermont over feds’ land grab

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants another 60,000 acres of northeast Vermont, and so far the state’s leaders are expressing reservations about the giant land grab.

October 11, 2017 in TNR News.
Lou Varricchio/TNR

Vermont residents losing land to river corridor regulations

Kevin Blakeman has enjoyed his 60-acre homestead along bucolic Fay Brook in Windsor County for more than 40 years, but since his town adopted river corridor regulations, he’s not so sure how much of his property is truly his own.

September 14, 2017 in TNR News.
Lou Varricchio/TNR

Despite NIMBY neighbors, Mt. Philo Hops is approved to reintroduce commercial hops

Even with the thumbs up from town officials, residents have clearly not changed their minds about the new farm stressing that it will have a negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood.

September 11, 2017 in TNR News.

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