#community-conflict

#community-conflict

For as long as humans have owned property, they have been arguing over it, but land-use disputes come on a different scale in the villages and hamlets on the East End of Long Island.

The Bedford bike lane had been painted, then removed, then painted again, in a constant back and forth over Hasidic sensibilities.

Players have banded together to defend the last cities on Super Earth against the Illuminate, facing challenges that reveal deep-seated issues within the community.

A seven-year, 250,000 neighbours' row over a few inches of land, sparked by a doctor's garden tap, has been blasted as 'ridiculous' by a top judge.

As news of the settlement spread, however, it quickly became clear that many in the community did not agree. In fact, they thought it showed no understanding at all of local needs.