PennEast Pipeline Co. has stopped trying to seize land it needs to build a 116-mile natural gas pipeline that would cut through Bucks, Carbon, Monroe and Northampton counties.
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PennEast was suing 70 property owners to get land to build its natural gas pipeline. This week it suddenly stopped, citing regulatory and legal hurdles
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