Your home is your castle - until the city says it isn't (US

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USATODAY.com - Matt Dery's family has lived in the same middle-class neighborhood of New London, Conn., since 1895. One of the four houses they own was bought 104 years ago by his great-grandmother, an Italian immigrant. But the city wants to throw them all out.

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Op/Ed

[aaron]

there's plenty enough land to go around. The developers should build somewhere else.

[usm_designer]

i have the sudden feeling that a lot of "hit" men are going to be hired here.