Report: Judge rules Johnston did not violate injunction in eminent domain effort

A FEDERAL JUDGE has ruled the town of Johnston did not violate a preliminary injunction when it passed two resolutions in its attempt to take control of a site planned for a 252-unit housing development. / COURTESY TOWN OF JOHNSTON
A FEDERAL JUDGE has ruled the town of Johnston did not violate a preliminary injunction when it passed two resolutions in its attempt to take control of a site planned for a 252-unit housing development. / COURTESY TOWN OF JOHNSTON

PROVIDENCE – A federal judge has ruled the town of Johnston did not violate a court order when it passed two resolutions in its attempt to take control of a site planned for a 252-unit housing development, according to a report by WPRI-TV CBS 12.  U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose ruled Tuesday that the court “is

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