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Family challenges town?s use of eminent domain in court (Lincoln Journal Star)
Last spring, the city of Waverly used eminent domain to buy about 37 acres on the north edge of the city from the Richard Hedrick family so it could some day build a new water tower, maintenance building and other city infrastructure to meet future growth.
Supreme Court won't hear Port Chester eminent-domain case (The Journal News)
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a request to hear an eminent-domain lawsuit against the village of Port Chester, alleging that its seizure of a private property to benefit a developer was unconstitutional.
Pennichuck and Nashua Agree to Postpone Eminent Domain Proceedings (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
MERRIMACK, N.H.----Pennichuck Corporation and the City of Nashua, New Hampshire today announced that they have entered into an agreement to request at least a 120-day postponement of the eminent domain proceedings, including the currently ongoing hearings, now pending before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of New Hampshire .
How to Choose and Purchase Your Domain Name (Web Host Directory)
One of the very first steps you need to take when setting up your business online is to choose and purchase a domain name for your website. Buying a domain name is actually cheap and easy, but there are some things to consider when choosing the best domain name for your business.
Push resumes for .xxx domain for Internet prography (BPNews.net)
WASHINGTON (BP)--Efforts to create a .xxx domain name for prographic websites have resumed, and conservative leaders are urging citizens to speak out against the proposal while the agency in charge is taking public comments through Feb. 5.
Brett Tabke Asks For Practical Experience With "Domain Age" (Search Engine Roundtable)
Brett Tabke, founder of WebmasterWorld, created a thread at WebmasterWorld (1) placing the age of a domain a top five factor in Google rankings and (2) asking for hands on advice on what this exactly means. Here is Brett's post:...
Opinion: Cooperative city and private development projects should avoid eminent domain abuse (The Carrollton Leader)
In June of 2005 when the Supreme Court decided the Kelo eminent domain case, very few legal experts expected the outcome to go the way it did.
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