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OPINION The roots of entitlement: When neighbors cut down trees that aren’t theirs Granted, it wasn’t as egregious as a recent case in Nantucket. But when my husband and I dealt with a ...

A Nantucket man is defending his actions after his neighbor filed a lawsuit claiming he cut down several of her family's decades-old trees to enhance his ocean view.

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King County is suing Issaquah homeowners for illegally cutting over 140 trees in Grand Ridge Park, a move that a forest expert calls "entitled." ...

King County is suing Issaquah homeowners for cutting 140 trees illegally, causing long-term environmental damage. Lawsuit seeks $7M in damages.

Homeowners in Issaquah face legal action from King County for allegedly cutting down trees to enhance their views.