UTA settles long-running feud with small-business neighbor

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Kerry Hamblin, owner of Hamblin Custom Furniture Frames, works in his shop next to UTA headquarters with his son Ryan, left, in June 2014.

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