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TigressDem

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1. Seems the lawsuit went two ways. Confusing.

Reply to Hope22 (Original post)

Wed Dec 7, 2022, 12:34 PM

Dec 2022

Country Club can't buy it back, but because they already applied for status as World History Site, it isn't necessarily a public access issue???

OK

If it ALREADY has a World History Site status, then shouldn't it be protected now?

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The Ohio Supreme Court Rules Against Mound Builders Country Club in Newark Earthworks Case [View all] Hope22 Dec 2022 OP

Seems the lawsuit went two ways. Confusing. TigressDem Dec 2022 #1

It sounds like the Historical group will proceed as directed. Hope22 Dec 2022 #2

Like Ohio needs another golf course anyway Diamond_Dog Dec 2022 #3

It looks like the Country Club has leased the land since 1910. Hope22 Dec 2022 #4