[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

This project's only just BEGUN to pick up steam...

LETTER OF INTENT TO PURCHASE THE PROPERTY OF DAVID SOUTER

[LibFreeOrDie]

Of course the gubmint employees in Weare thinks it's silly, but the lowly worker citizens understand.

[LRS]

"The first lesson, simple as it is, is that whatever court we're in, whatever we are doing, at the end of our task some human being is going to be affected. Some human life is going to be changed by what we do. And so we had better use every power of our minds and our hearts and our beings to get those rulings right." - David Souter

[NonValueAdded]

It isn't being done "for spite" but rather to make a point.

[Fierce Allegiance]

ping

[snowsislander]

"It was the general consensus that we were not interested in taking anyone's property," said Laura Buono, head of Weare's board of selectmen.

It sounds like it would be a good idea if the next election for selectmen featured a few candidates who were a bit less entrenched than the incumbents.

[Smile-n-Win]

Souter has defenders, like Betty Straw, his sixth-grade teacher.

"I think it's absolutely ridiculous," she said of the hotel. "They're just doing it for spite."

So if somebody wants to seize my home, it's fine, but if somebody wants to seize Souter's home, it's "ridiculous" and "just for spite" ?

This person is not even competent to work as a street sweeper.

[lonevoice]

Odd. I can't find anything in the article that matches the headline, "Hotel Souter: DOA"

[steve-b]

Near the foot of an unmarked, dead-end dirt road sits a humble, mud-colored farmhouse. A sign on a mailbox jutting from a tilted post spells "SOUTER."

Sounds like a blighted property to me!