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Thursday, September 21, 2006
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Thrilled, Blanchette and his 37 fellow shareholders thought they'd saved the day for the park's 150 residents, not realizing the property's tax bill would rise drastically -- from $66,000 to $160,000.
11:40:03 AM 
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But a dispute about the association's leadership is making life uncomfortable at the 204-unit complex. With the condo association now suing several of its residents, the disagreement has moved from the community's clubhouse to the courthouse in Morristown.
11:28:14 AM
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According to Arizona state law, HOA restrictions "which effectively prohibit" the installation of solar energy devices are unenforceable. But there's a catch. Even though the law is on a homeowner's side, some HOAs, like Stellar Airpark, still try to fight a solar installation in court.
11:10:55 AM
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A new Kentucky law that tightens restrictions on where sex offenders can live has prompted a federal lawsuit that contends the law is so rigid it will require offenders to move from nursing homes, court-ordered treatment centers, jails and prisons....Another 80-year-old man who must move out of a Jefferson County condominium left to him by his sister with the stipulation that he can never sell it. The suit says the man successfully completed his probation and would not have been affected by the state's old sex-offender law.
11:05:13 AM
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Prosecutors rested their corruption case against Orlando Commissioner Ernest Page on Wednesday with the politician's own words: a tape-recorded threat to kill a housing project unless developers included his community-development company.
10:51:40 AM
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