Canker Decision Expected
Cities Want Judge To Stop Cutting
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Nervous homeowners expect a ruling on canker tree cutting this morning.
Broward County and two cities want an administrative law judge to stop the state from cutting down citrus trees that may have the canker virus.
An appellate court has said they don't have that power.
State authorities say about 200,000 residential citrus trees in South Florida will have to be cut.
If you would like to join our citrus canker discussion, click here.
Previous Stories:
- July 27, 2001:
Canker Cutting Set To Resume In Two Weeks - July 13, 2001: $6 Million Grant May Help Heal Canker Wounds
- July 11, 2001: Canker Court Battles Continue
- July 6, 2001: State To Adopt New Canker Policy
- July 2, 2001: Canker Battle To Claim Historic Grove
- June 21, 2001: Broward Judge Says Canker Cutting Can Continue
- June 20, 2001: Court Ruling Means Citrus Tree Cutting Will Resume
- June 6, 2001: Oral Arguments Expected On Canker Cutting
- May 31, 2001: Canker Letters Make Rounds After Bogus Notices
- May 30, 2001:
Officials Warn About Potential Canker Scam - May 24, 2001: Homeowners Given Some Power In Canker War
- May 23, 2001: Canker War Still On Hold
- May 22, 2001: Unsigned Search Warrants Stall Canker War
- May 21, 2001: Canker Cutters Wait For Judge's Nod
- April 26, 2001: Canker Cutters Return
- April 19, 2001: Canker Workers Must Get Warrant, Judge Says
- April 19, 2001: Cranky Canker Battle May Soon Heat Up
- February 19, 2001:
Join Our Citrus Canker Discussion - January 15, 2001: Canker Cutting Begins Again
- November 15, 2000: Little Havana Man Paints House Orange To Protest Canker War
- November 14, 2000: Judge Set To Rule On Canker Crisis
- November 13, 2000: Canker Hearing Nearing A Close
- November 13, 2000: Canker Crisis Is Back In Court
- October 31, 2000: Canker Case Gets Day In Court
- October 30, 2000: Will Canker Cutting Be Stopped?
- October 28, 2000: Broward County Cities Plan Canker Lawsuits
- October 26, 2000: Broward County Wants To Stop The Chopping
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