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Kentucky Woman's Nature Preserve Threatened by Sewer Project
A Kentucky woman dedicated 35 years to creating a nature preserve, but a $40 million sewer project threatens her 45-acre land. The project secured easements through eminent domain, sparking protests from neighbors and prompting Boone County officials to seek explanations from the utility. This situation raises concerns about land preservation and community rights.
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