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Property sale ends long tax ID dispute
Plymouth Township resident Richard Sharland and Wayne County legislative assistant Beverly Kindle Walker Jun. 21, 2018 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer The longstanding dispute between the City of Detroit, Wayne County and Plymouth Township has been settled with the sale of the
Supreme court rejects township land appeal
Township attorney Kevin Bennett (Right) and special counsel Mike Cox conclude special board presentation over proposed state Supreme Court appeal, February 2016. Photo: © Don Howard/Associated Newspapers of Michigan May 4, 2016 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Judges at the Michigan Supreme Court have denied the
Former State Rep to challenge Township clerk
Apr. 14, 2016 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Updated Plymouth Township Clerk Nancy Conzelman will face at least one challenger in the November election with the announcement earlier this year from former State Rep. Jerry Vorva that he plans to campaign for election to the office. Vorva, 64,
Treasurer’s resignation may impact township lawsuit
Mar. 5, 2016 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News People with inside knowledge of the now infamous DeHoCo real-estate lawsuit, City of Detroit versus Plymouth Township, believe the sudden resignation of Wayne County Treasurer Richard Hathaway could have a negative impact on the township officials that wanted to appeal the
Township to take land deal to Supreme Court
Attorneys Cox and Bennett set-up lawsuit strategy for township board members during special meeting last week. Photo: © Don Howard/Associated Newspapers of Michigan Mar. 4, 2016 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News “If we win this, we would be taking property from the people of Detroit. I totally disagree with
Township loses court land case
Attorney Mike Cox represented the township in the court hearing, shown here at Plymouth Township Board of Trustees Meeting last month. Photo by Don Howard. Jan. 25, 2016 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News The three-judge panel at the Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld the decision of Circuit
Township loses battle for DeHoCo land
Attorneys’ Mike Cox and Kevin Bennett wait with Plymouth Township Supervisor Shannon Price (R) in the Michigan Court of Appeals before hearing. Photo by Don Howard The Michigan Court of Appeals issued a formal opinion Tuesday in the case of City of Detroit vs. Charter Township of Plymouth and
Law firm billings prompt trustees’ questions
Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox Oct. 31, 2015 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer Two paid invoices addressed to the attention of Supervisor Shannon Price suggest the township has made a surprise change in legal counsel on two major issues. The invoices,