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Investigators searched a property in Manchester Sunday in connection to the search for a missing 7-year-old last seen more than two years ago.Manchester police Chief Allen Aldenberg confirms to News 9 investigators were at a property on Gilford Street related to the search for Harmony Montgomery, 7, who was last seen in October 2019.Aldenberg said the department has received some tips and each one is being looked into.Police said they first learned Harmony went missing last week. Aldenberg did not specify who reported the girl missing but said his department has been in touch with multiple family members and will continue to speak with them.Harmony Montgomery, 7, was last seen in a home in Manchester in October 2019, when she was 5, police said.On Sunday, Mayor Joyce Craig’s office told News 9 that their office received an email last week with a concern about Harmony Montgomery but her office said … Read More
No details were given on which properties are being considered for testing. City Manager Christian Sigman said the city lacks large enough public parking lots to work for conversion into drive-thru testing sites.
“Being a fully developed city, we do not have a lot of options for drive-thru or mobility-based health services,” Sigman said. “So the city needs the flexibility to identify those locations, both public and private, and utilize them based on emergency basis.”
City staff will begin negotiations with private property owners, but the city has the options to issue a temporary easement if necessary.
“Any and all areas in Brookhaven are under consideration,” a city spokeswoman said in a statement to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “We of course want to use spaces that the owner is agreeable to allow. But in the event we have exhausted all other opportunities we wanted
“I’ve been in Asheville 20 years,” says one easily located owner
Sally Kestin
| Asheville Watchdog
At stake inside a Buncombe County courtroom were a grandfather’s legacy and a family’s inheritance.
Asheville real estate investor Robert Perry Tucker II had just purchased 10 acres along the Blue Ridge Parkway, but nine siblings in the Lyda family still had a claim to approximately 25% of the property, left to them by their grandfather.
So Tucker’s company went to court. Just three months later and without any input from the Lydas, Tucker’s company won a judgment that stripped the family of its land. The Lydas never had a chance to defend their ownership because, two of the brothers said, they never knew about the case.
Tucker’s lawyer, Peter R. Henry of Arden, reported to the court that none of the nine Lyda siblings could be located. Ile Adaramola, another attorney who
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