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Letter to the Editor. By Wallace Cain, Ludington. Tom Rotta is suing the City of Ludington again. This time for not properly posting a city council meeting notice in May and thus being in violation of the Open Meetings Act. I was at that meeting. The meeting was held in the afternoon to allow 3rd graders from Foster Elementary School…
LUDINGTON — Tom Rotta is another step closer to having his day in court with select Ludington City Council members and Mayor John Henderson. During the Nov. 12 regular meeting of the city council, Rotta stated he was filing a law suit in 79th District Court alleging that the council and mayor proceeded with business during a special meeting of…
LUDINGTON — During its regular meeting Monday, the Ludington City Council approved a request for House of Flavors ice cream manufacturer to receive two tax abatements. The approval came following a public hearing, which allowed citizens an opportunity to voice their views on the request. House of Flavors is building an addition to build a new boiler system at its…
LUDINGTON — The Ludington & Scottville Area Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Downtown Ludington Board, will hold its Aglow on the Avenue holiday parade on Saturday, November 30 to welcome Santa to town and to begin the holiday season. The parade will step-off at a new time, 6 p.m. and will travel east along Ludington Avenue from Gaylord…
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