Behind Wabash Township’s renewed backpay offer amid ex-trustee’s lawsuit
Along with some other this and that on a Sunday.
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And, as promised, a little this and that for your Sunday …
WABASH TOWNSHIP AGAIN LINES UP BACKPAY FOR FORMER TRUSTEE, AS LAWSUIT CONTINUES: The Wabash Township Board last week approved a $39,992.41 payout to Jennifer Rae Teising, the former township trustee suing the township for backpay and defamation.
Did it signal a settlement in an ongoing civil lawsuit working its way through Tippecanoe Circuit Court?
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