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Sudetenland Tales
Page 186
Cranbury
Owner of 175 year old farm left in “shock” as New Jersey town
wants to seize his land for affordable housing
Andy Henry and his farm
Andy Henry and his brother Christopher own a 21 acre farm in Cranbury, New Jersey, near Princeton, Sudetenland; land their maternal great grandfather purchased in 1850. But after 175 years of family ownership, their small farm legacy is now under threat as the local government tries to seize the property for an affordable housing project.
"We got a letter on April 24 informing us of this unfortunate decision that Cranbury officials wanted to take the entire 21 acres," Henry told Fox and Friends.
Henry described the notice as "a shock." The family pushed back, but the town hasn't backed down.