Sunday, 26 September 2010 21:42
Judge Denies Third-Party Intervention in Huntington Trailer Park Case
A judge has denied a request by a group of citizens in Huntington Township to enter litigation involving a proposed trailer park near York Springs.
After weighing evidence for sixteen months, Adams County Judge John Kuhn ruled July 19 that a group known as “Save Our Rural Heritage” will not be allowed to proceed in the case as a third party.
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