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  • Bayside Neighbors Disgusted With Overdevelopment In Area

    07/01/2004 9:39:15 PM PDT · by The Bandit · 2 replies · 178+ views
    Queens Chronicle ^ | 7/1/04 | Kim Brown
    Enough is enough,” was the chant of over 30 Bayside residents on Friday night, who stood under umbrellas in heavy rain for nearly two hours to protest the planned demolition of two historic homes in their neighborhood. The rally, organized by the New Property Civic Association, began at 7:30 p.m. in front of 42-31 209th Street, a Tudor-style home built around 1910. Protesters then walked to 42-30 208th Street to demonstrate against developers’ plans to raze the houses and construct multi-family buildings. Catherine McNally, who has lived in the neighborhood since 1955 and raised her 11 children in Bayside, was...
  • Corruption and Land grab on Chicago South Side Lakefront by city government and Daley's buddies

    I have been harrassed, followed, suffered property damage and the introduction of substances into my home and vehicle that have been making my family (my 10 year old son and I) ill for over 2 years, I purchased a small bungalow on the south side of Chicago in a neighborhood at the southeast most tip of Chicago that borders Lake Michigan and a lakefront park. The parties involved: I believe are individuals from city government agencies (Department Water and Sewer, Department of Planning, Purchasing, Police Department), It seems that there is interest in this area and I believe there is...
  • Farmers Unite to Preserve Their Fields: In Calif., 8 Join Pact to Put Developers on Hold

    05/18/2003 8:35:05 AM PDT · by madfly · 15 replies · 172+ views
    The Washington Post ^ | May 18, 2003 | Rene Sanchez
    MADERA, Calif. -- The only way of life that Denis Prosperi and his ancestors here have ever known is disappearing. He hears the same unsettling news all the time. Another farmer gives up and cashes out. And more rooftops start rising up in place of the great multitude of crops that have long swept across and sustained this land. Prosperi figured that might be his fate, too. But he is busy this spring tending to fields of almonds and grapes, same as ever. So are all of his neighbors. No one is budging from his farm -- for good....