While out in front of the “town hall” with Kelly Ayotte in Fitzwilliam, NH I encountered Gary Chase, a property owner in the geographic area commonly known as Winchester. The people calling themselves the “Town of Winchester” stole over $300,000 worth of industrial equipment from his shop because he was not willing to sell his property to the town to turn it into a parking lot. This is his telling of the awful aggression against him. We then take a trip to Winchester to see the property.
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Great video. Thanks for the coverage, Ian.
This story is outrageous. Are there any names of the specific town culprits that did this?
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Well done, Ian.
Sad for Gary. These redevelopment projects are another example of socialized cost for private gain – for the connected few.
Seems like he could’ve played ball legally and avoided the confiscation, but as you say, it “shouldn’t” be that way.
Maybe some day it won’t be – again!
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