This and that: A Sunday edition
This and that: A Sunday edition
How ex-trustee’s indictment entangled an organization’s offer with eye care. Pair of cemeteries up for historic designation. Houses at 18th/Union coming down. And more fallout from ‘Natalia Speaks'
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This and that on a Sunday …
THE STORY BEHIND HOW A LIONS CLUB OFFER TO HELP FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP IS BACK ON: A brief note last week from Fairfield Township Trustee Monica Casanova was fairly straightforward, mentioning that the township was re-upping a contract with the Lafayette Lions Club for hearing and vision care referrals for 2024.
Below the surface was a story about how a community service organization is finally detangling things after getting caught up in the fallout of questionable bookkeeping and spending by a former township trustee.
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