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  1. Hype for the Future 172G → Communities in Northern Florida

    Introduction Much of the region now known as Northern Florida is located to the east of the edge of the Florida Panhandle and north of the Florida Peninsula, home to communities such as Jacksonville and Gainesville within the area. Perhaps the most culturally Deep Southern portion of Northern Florida is likely the region west of the communities on and near the immediate East Coast, but north of (and including) the City of Ocala in Marion County. Communities and Attractions Notable […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  2. Hype for the Future 169M: Route 82 Communities in Mississippi

    Overview — Greenville The City of Greenville is a city in and the county seat of Washington County, Mississippi, located firmly within the Delta region of the state. Today, the community is associated with the Skylight Hotel and the EE Bass Cultural Arts Center, as well as the nearby Winterville Mounds Museum to the north. Overall, the community is located along Routes 278, 82, and 1. Overview — Leland To the east of the City of Greenville along Routes 82 and 278 is the City of Leland, […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  3. Well, if #Zuck is living here, then we should tax the shit out of him!

    Locals outraged over developer's shocking act at popular hiking trail: 'We don't know why or for what purpose'

    "There was some chatter."

    by Alexis McDonell, July 3, 2025

    "For generations, #BurntJacketMountain was a quiet sanctuary in the #MaineWoods. It was a place where locals hiked after work, kids scrambled up trails with their dogs, and tourists stumbled upon postcard views of #MooseheadLake. Then, one day last fall, the trail was closed without explanation, reported Bangor Daily News.

    "Now, residents of #BeaverCove and nearby #Greenville are learning just how vulnerable even longtime public-use lands can be when money and greedy #developers enter the picture.

    "In 2022, more than 1,400 acres surrounding Burnt Jacket Mountain were quietly sold for $8.1 million to an anonymous buyer operating through two holding companies. The deal included over two miles of lakefront and the entire trail system. The buyer has since filed plans to build a 3,750-square-foot lakefront home and closed the trails to the public, leaving residents with more questions than answers.

    " 'It's what everyone is wondering,' Joe Babbitt, the select board chair in Beaver Cove, said, per Bangor Daily News. 'There's all kinds of gossip out there, saying it's everyone from the sultan of Egypt to 'insert your billionaire of choice here.''

    "While private ownership of forests is common in Maine — about 95% of forest is privately owned — public access has often been granted out of custom and cooperation. Burnt Jacket Mountain was historically owned by #PaperCompanies and then timber firms like #McPhersonTimberlands, which allowed #PublicUse.

    "However, that informal understanding is rapidly vanishing, replaced by high-end marketing, out-of-state buyers, and closed gates.

    "The loss has hit the community hard.

    "Burnt Jacket was a [close-to-town] locals' gem, this loss definitely stings to hiking enthusiasts that have used the trails time and time again over the years," Steve Yocom, executive director of Destination Moosehead Lake, said, per Bangor Daily News."

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    thecooldown.com/green-business

    #MarkZuckerberg #TaxTheBillionaires #ZuckSucks #Maine #MaineTrails #TaxTheRich #PenobscotLand #Landback