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History of the Opera House: The grand reopening of 1984 - Vimarsana News

History of the Opera House: The grand reopening of 1984

On June 16, 1984, flags flew in Cheboygan to celebrate the grand reopening of the Cheboygan Opera House after 17 years of closure.

Portsmouth West's offense explodes, takes down Waverly - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth West's offense explodes, takes down Waverly

In the first conference game of the season in the Southern Ohio Conference (SOC) it was the Portsmouth West Senators who took down the Waverly Tigers 49-42.

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City reverses position, releases police report involving Ann Arbor official and ex-senator - Vimarsana News

City reverses position, releases police report involving Ann Arbor official and ex-senator

City reverses position, releases police report involving Ann Arbor official and ex-senator Updated Apr 09, 11:42 AM; Posted Apr 09, 11:42 AM Ann Arbor city hall on Jan. 26, 2021.Ryan Stanton | The Ann Arbor News Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI — The city of Ann Arbor has released a police report about a domestic violence incident involving former state Sen. Mitch Irwin and his wife, City Council Member Jen Eyer. It comes as a reversal of the city’s previous decision to deny releasing the report under the Freedom of Information Act, saying it would be an invasion of privacy. The Ann Arbor N...

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Cities' Clever And Prohibitive Fees Are Killing Michigan's Open Records Law – Michigan Capitol Confidential - Vimarsana News

Cities' Clever And Prohibitive Fees Are Killing Michigan's Open Records Law – Michigan Capitol Confidential

April 5, 2021 The city of Ann Arbor is becoming more creative about finding ways to block public records requests under Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act. It is now claiming that a police sergeant who collects a salary greater than $150,000 will have to spend 12 hours reviewing police video footage of a city council member’s spouse being arrested. The officer would spend an estimated 724 minutes reviewing the video footage, for which the news reporter seeking the information would have to pay $987.46. Pat Lesko is the editor of The Ann Arbor Independent newspaper that made the records...