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Editorial: Costco, at what cost? the Times Union Editorial Board Nov. 24, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail The issue: A state court ruling skewers the environmental review of a huge new store proposed for a site near Crossgates Mall. The stakes:
State Supreme Court Justice Peter Lynch was unsparing when he ruled last week that the environmental review of apartments and a Costco store proposed for Guilderland was far from thorough. Judge Lynch, in a highly detailed 77-page ruling on a lawsuit brought by town residents, knocked the developer, Pyramid Management Group, for keeping its plans for the massive new development a secret, and criticized the Guilderland Town Planning Board for cutting corners as it undertook the state Environmental Quality Review Act process. ....
Former Cryptopia employee pleads guilty to stealing $170K in crypto invezz.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from invezz.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Court action attempting to derail a Cooper Avenue worker-housing project faces skepticism from one judge who recently suggested the lawsuit is on shaky legal ground. ....
The Northern California town where lynchings were a point of pride, until they weren t Dylan Svoboda FacebookTwitterEmail Lizzie DuBose, 27, poses for a photo in a wooded area near a friend s home.Jungho Kim/Jungho Kim/Special to SFGATE On a Tuesday evening in April, Lizzie Dubose, a 27-year-old African American college student from Placerville, California, tuned into the small Gold Rush town’s City Council meeting via Zoom, as she had every two weeks since last June, and patiently waited her turn to speak. DuBose listened as City Council members approved a pavement project, considered sending a letter opposing a state bill and confirmed appointees to its economic advisory committee. By 6 p.m., what she and hundreds of others on the virtual call had been waiting for finally came before the council: the future of Placerville’s controversial rough-and-tumble identity. Up first: its city logo. ....