Buying Land for Hubble Dist. 200 Agrees on Price, but Sale Depends in Part on Voters
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By James Fuller Daily Herald Staff Writer  Wheaton Warrenville Unit District 200 officials have cleared a major obstacle to moving Hubble Middle School to Warrenville, announcing on Monday an agreement to buy a 19-acre site.
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Richard Bransonâs plans for suborbital tourism may sound pie-in-the-sky, but he has details all worked out. When the first space vacations are available, Richard Branson will be there selling them.
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By Erica Curless, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  Feb. 25--Coeur d'Alene is taking the lead on finding answers to a problem some people characterize as a crisis in Kootenai County -- the ability of middle-class workers to buy a home.
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By Lisa Fleisher, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.  Sep. 16--The idea of quickly solving parking woes on a downtown street by buying land for a parking lot so excited Myrtle Beach City Council members, they interrupted their meeting this week and ordered a staffer to price the land.
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An anonymous bidder has met the reserve price for the so-called C-block of 700 MHz in the FCC's ongoing auction, virtually guaranteeing that the FCC's open-access conditions will be met. Open-access advocates greeted the news with mixed reactions.
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News flash: Realtors may be biased toward real estate.
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Winning approval for a proposed merger of the nation's two satellite-radio companies turns on whether regulators buy their argument that iPods, Internet radio and other new technologies have expanded so dramatically that a monopoly would not harm consumers' choices or purses.
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By Omar Sofradzija  By OMAR SOFRADZIJA  (c) 2007 REVIEW-JOURNAL  A complicated compromise could expand landowners' protections against seizures of their land, while limiting the effect such limits would have on public works projects.
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Winning approval for a proposed merger of the nation's two satellite radio companies turns on whether regulators buy their argument that iPods, Internet radio and other new technologies have expanded so dramatically that a monopoly would not harm consumers' choices or purses.
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Is this deal picture-perfect for investors?
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By James Fuller  jfuller@@dailyherald.com  New signs at the proposed Hubble Middle School site in Warrenville last week advertised the potential arrival of the new building.  By the weekend, two of the signs advertised a big, blue paint smear and a vulgarity.
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The fate of Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run ball is now in the public's hands after its buyer announced Monday he was taking votes on whether to give the ball to the Hall of Fame, brand it with an asterisk or blast it into space.
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By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 5--North Carolina's popularity as a place to live -- a popularity that is drawing new residents in droves -- also means more and more land being eaten up for development.
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Wishing is one thing. Who's actually buying?
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Should a public value test be applied to the sell-off of the airwaves?
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By Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Sep. 12--An empty lot does our city no good, especially in a thriving business district. So, when a market such as Rancho Liborio comes knocking in a town where people have been wanting more business, it seems only natural to expect a welcome mat.
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By Fraser Sherman, Destin Log, Fla.  Dec. 16--The owners of the Destin land marked for the extension of Commons Drive would still prefer to receive land in exchange for their property rather than money, City Manager Greg Kisela says.