MC mayor highlights new approach in State of City address
During her State of the City speech Wednesday, Angie Nelson Deuitch called herself a “cheerleader for Michigan City.”
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During her State of the City speech Wednesday, Angie Nelson Deuitch called herself a “cheerleader for Michigan City.”
On Dec. 19, the Michigan City Common Council unanimously approved a resolution asking area federal lawmakers to try to have the decision reversed.
The first African American mayor in the history of Michigan City was elected in a landslide Tuesday night.
Councilwoman Dalia Zygas, D-at large, said lots of new factors have come up from code enforcement and others, and she hopes landlords will be happy with the new version of
“I don’t get it. I challenge the validity of the vote that night by the council,” Parry said.