Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI), November 26th, 2001
Byline: Susan Lampert Smith Wisconsin State Journal
LAC DU FLAMBEAU -- A 30-year-old dispute over land rights on the Lac du Flambeau Indian reservation has ended with a title company agreeing to pay for right of way on a road used by generations of vacation home owners.
Under the agreement, the Chicago Title Co. will pay $150,000 to cover past and future uses of Marlands Lane, which connects the land of four property owners to a county highway, said Carol Brown, an attorney for the tribe.
Under the agreement, the town of Lac du Flambeau will have a right-of-way and the road will become a ...
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