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Related News Cabarrus sues over pipeline project   Cabarrus County filed a lawsuit against the cities of Midland and Monroe on Wednesday, claiming they illegally and unconstitutionally used the right of eminent domain to gain access to property for a proposed 43-mile natural gas pipeline that runs from Iredell County through Cabarrus to Monroe. Arnold rebukes lawsuit on citizen petitions   ARNOLD The City Council has passed a resolution rebuking a lawsuit by the Missouri Municipal League regarding two citizen initiative petitions. Smeed, Caldwell may settle eminent domain lawsuit   CALDWELL ? Businessman Ralph Smeed and the city of Caldwell could settle an eminent domain lawsuit out of court. The city and Smeed could not agree on the value of Smeed's land used in widening North 21st Avenue. So Caldwell filed a condemnation, or eminent domain, court action against Smeed last year. Attorneys for both parties hope the case can be settled before going to trial on August 18. ... Owner tries to evict circuit clerk from St. Charles office   ST. CHARLES ? An attorney representing Kane County scoffed at an eviction notice delivered earlier this month, which demanded that the Circuit Clerk?s office vacate the former Montgomery Ward property on Randall Road. Sears building's fate rests in hands of City Council   When a block-sized department store believed to have been built in the 1920s in a tiny Pennsylvania borough was demolished eight years ago, there were no protests from historic preservationists. FAA rules mean family's trees must come down   By Patrick Gannon Patrick.Gannon@StarNewsOnline.com This week, a 90-minute interview with airport directors, as well as an interview with a Federal Aviation Administration official, began to shed light on the history of the airport?s tree-cutting project and the FAA requirements involved. Last tree still standing, but with no one in it   Video Last tree still standing, but with no one in it Body Since last Wednesday, Charlie Joyce Jr. has been sitting in an oak tree intermittently, in an attempt to save it from the chainsaws. On Tuesday, nearly a week later, the branches were bare. Joyce climbed down to go to work, but not before airport officials filed a lawsuit. It was a sight we haven't seen in nearly a week; the tree, but no ...

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