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An Ohio company paid ,100 for Cleveland land and put ,000 into a planned used-car lot; months later the city rezoned it residential, and an appeals court said the move was a compensable taking

An Ohio company paid $12,100 for Cleveland land and put $40,000 into a planned used-car lot; months later the city rezoned it residential, and an appeals court said the move was a compensable taking

An Ohio appeals court has ruled that the City of Cleveland must begin compensation proceedings after changing the zoning of a commercial property to residential use, preventing the owner from carrying out a planned business project. The Court of Appeals of Ohio, Eighth Appellate District, upheld a lower court ruling that requires the city to…

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In 2020, a couple bought this four-bedroom English home for £465,000; after a garden landslip, it is now heading to auction with a £1 guide price while a No Occupation Order still prevents anyone living there

In 2020, a couple bought this four-bedroom English home for £465,000; after a garden landslip, it is now heading to auction with a £1 guide price while a No Occupation Order still prevents anyone living there

The owners have listed the house at auction with a £1 guide price and no reserve, hoping to cut their losses after the landslip. A house with four bedrooms, multiple living rooms and a private driveway would usually attract buyers looking for space and a quieter pace of life. But one property in the English…

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New York City to ban iconic horse-drawn carriages from June 1, 2028; decision comes after Indian tourist Romanch Mahajan’s death

New York City to ban iconic horse-drawn carriages from June 1, 2028; decision comes after Indian tourist Romanch Mahajan’s death

New York City will ban horse-drawn carriage rides after Indian teen Romanch Mahajan’s death earlier this year. An Indian family’s New York vacation turned into a nightmare on June 17, when 18-year-old Romanch Mahajan died after falling from a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park in an attempt to save his mother Priya Mahajan who fell…

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Cyberattack: 700 supermarkets hit, millions lost: France warns cyberattacks on refrigeration systems may still be ongoing

Cyberattack: 700 supermarkets hit, millions lost: France warns cyberattacks on refrigeration systems may still be ongoing

A worker restocking products in a refrigerated section of a supermarket two days after the cyberattack on several French supermarkets in Montreuil, France (AP photo) France’s cybersecurity authority has warned that a cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems at supermarkets may still be underway, as stores restock fresh and frozen goods discarded after temperatures inside refrigerators and…

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In 2007, a New Yorker paid  for a white bowl at a yard sale and kept it in the living room for years; experts later identified it as a 1,000-year-old Chinese artefact, and it sold for .225 million

In 2007, a New Yorker paid $3 for a white bowl at a yard sale and kept it in the living room for years; experts later identified it as a 1,000-year-old Chinese artefact, and it sold for $2.225 million

Every New Yorker has walked past a yard sale and kept walking. Most of the time, they’re right to. The folding tables are full of chipped mugs, mismatched lamps and vases nobody has ever wanted. Every so often, though, one of those tables hides something that makes an auction house very happy and a family…

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A Louisiana landowner bought 300 acres to raise cattle, but repeated floods changed his plans; he is now restoring wetlands and planting 183 acres of forest to connect wildlife habitats | World News

A Louisiana landowner bought 300 acres to raise cattle, but repeated floods changed his plans; he is now restoring wetlands and planting 183 acres of forest to connect wildlife habitats | World News

A Louisiana landowner planned to raise cattle and grow soybeans on his property. However, repeated flooding from the Boeuf River made farming difficult. Michael Liles, who runs the land-development business 5L Land Development, turned to wetland restoration with help from the US Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). The project covers more than…

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After 30 people opposed looser demolition rules for historic buildings in Saratoga Springs, New York’s mayor has paused the proposal, leaving existing protections in place while the city reviews its plans

After 30 people opposed looser demolition rules for historic buildings in Saratoga Springs, New York’s mayor has paused the proposal, leaving existing protections in place while the city reviews its plans

Saratoga Springs Mayor John Safford has put a proposed relaxation of demolition rules for historic buildings on hold following sustained opposition from residents, preservation advocates and heritage experts. The decision, announced on October 13, comes a week after a public hearing drew 30 speakers who raised concerns about the potential impact on the city’s architectural…

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Abu Dhabi royal found slumped on London street with toddler; ‘Why do you care so much?’ she asks after being woken up; attorney says she was tired

Abu Dhabi royal found slumped on London street with toddler; ‘Why do you care so much?’ she asks after being woken up; attorney says she was tired

Abu Dhabi royal found unconscious on London street with a toddler unattended, Daily Mail reported. A Daily Mail report has claimed that a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family was found unconscious on a street with a three-year-old child who was unattended. The matter has reached the court as 32-year-old Mahrah Al Nahyan, the…

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