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More of the discussion was about whether the OHC offer was made in good faith than on its need to reclaim the property, which has been operated as a golf course since 1910. The OHC owns the property and leases it to the country club.
“The lower courts applied a definition of good faith as being the absence of bad faith, Fraley told the court. They further went on to discuss engaging in a conscious wrong-doing or a dishonest purpose. Both of the lower courts applied the wrong standard.
“Bad faith is not found in the statute. The lower court failed to support any of its ruling with cases that discuss good faith within the concept of a statutory definition.”
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The Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks in Ohio. (Photo via U.S. Department of Interior)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (CN) An Ohio country club that refused to give up its lease for a site that is home to Native American earthworks believed to be roughly 2,000 years old took its fight to the Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday.
The Ohio History Connection owns the Newark property where the Octagon Earthworks sit, which has been leased to the Moundbuilders Country Club since 1910. Under that lease, the public is guaranteed complete access to the earthworks for four days each year. The club further allows the public access to the cultural site on Mondays from November to March, and on Monday mornings from April to October as long as the club does not have a scheduled activity. A portion of the Octagon Earthworks is also available for viewing from a visitation area at any time.
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Artist: Albert Young
Totem Stack, an unusual piece of original sculpture added to the Michigan Art Walk collection, stands alone at the entrance to the Arts & Sciences Commons at Ferris State University. All my work involves raw, twisted forms made of structural steel with some application of cast glass, said Albert Young, creator of
Totem Stack. The natural beauty of the materials I use makes it very easy to integrate the sculptures into any landscape.
As a studio artist and owner/operator of the Michigan Hot Glass Workshop in Pontiac, Michigan, Young has been widely published, with completed public commissions for Wayne
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