A vacant lot surrounded by trees marks the site where Charles "Buddy" McIntyre's house once stood. Clinton's Board of Selectmen declared the house a dangerous building in January, and recently it was torn down.
Charles "Buddy" McIntyre says the town illegally seized property from his home in December 2017, including vehicles that were properly registered and contained items he collected.
Charles "Buddy" McIntyre says the town illegally seized property from his home in December 2017, including vehicles that were properly registered and contained items he collected.
A vacant lot surrounded by trees marks the site where Charles "Buddy" McIntyre's house once stood. Clinton's Board of Selectmen declared the house a dangerous building in January, and recently it was torn down.
Charles "Buddy" McIntyre speaks about his Clinton property on Jan. 22. The town has declared the building a dangerous property and ordered McIntyre to tear it down. McIntyre has appealed the order, and the town wants the court to dismiss the appeal.
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