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County of Wayne, will
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of
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and
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following vehicles will be
offered for sale to the
highest bidder.
2000 Ford 4DR
1FAFP55U6YA218390
2003 Chevrolet 2DR
2G1WX12K939266906
The above vehicles are all
impounded through the
Canton Township Public
Safety Department. There
is a $100 per vehicle
buyer fee made payable
to Canton Township
Public Safety. All paper-
work is to be picked up
from
the
Canton
Township Public Safety
Department within 48
hours of the sale.
2004 Dodge 4DR
1B3ES56C84D626247
2007 Chrysler 4DR
1C3LC46K67N502954
2006 Pontiac SW
2CKDL63F866206137
1997 Ford 4DR
1FALP52U1VG143386
The above vehicles are
impounded through the
Garden
City
Police
Department. All paper-
work is to be picked up
from Garden City Police
Department within 48
hours of the sale.
2009 Ford 4DR
3FAHP07Z19R211990
The above vehicle is
impounded through the
Livonia
Police
Department. All paper-
work is to be picked up
from the Livonia Police
Department within 48
hours of the sale.
1996 Toyota PU
4TANL42NXTZ177342
The above vehicle is
impounded through the
Novi Police Department.
All paperwork is to be
picked up from the Novi
Police Department within
48 hours of the sale.
2001 Chevrolet SW
1GNCS18W31K236032
1988 Jaguar 4DR
SAJHV1648JC534675
1999 Mercury 2DR
1ZWFT61L0X5684048
2000 Chrysler 4DR
2C3HE66G8YH247287
2005 Mazda SW
4F2YZ02Z95KM19030
16-0020594
1999 Honda 2DR
1HGCG2254XA012820
16-0031660
2004 Pontiac 4DR
1G2NE52F54M509963
The above vehicles are
impounded through the
Westland
Police
Department. All paper-
work must be picked up
from the Westland Police
Department within 48
hours of the sale.
All Vehicles are sold in "as
is condition". Bidding on all
vehicles will start at the
amount due for towing and
storage. Vehicles may be
deleted from this list at any
time prior to the start of the
auction. This is a cash only
sale and all vehicles must
be paid in full at the con-
clusion of the auction.
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Former Plymouth Township
Supervisor Shannon Price is
among the 20 state employees
named in a lawsuit seeking per-
sonal emails from the staff of
State Attorney General Bill
Schuette.
Price worked in the depart-
ment of constituent relations for
Schuette from 2011 until 2015
when he left to become the
Wayne County Commissioner
fromthe 11thDistrict.
A group called Progress
Michigan launched a lawsuit
against Schuette claiming his
office violated the Freedom of
Information Act (FOIA) law and
failed to preserve state records.
Mark Brewer, representing the
group, hand-delivered the suit to
the Court of Claims inside the
Lansing hall of Justice last
Tuesday.
The lawsuit claims that
Schuette and 20 of his staff mem-
bers, including Price, used pri-
vate emails to conduct govern-
ment business during a six-year
period. The suit was filed after
Schuette's office rejected a
Freedom of Information request
for specific records, claiming that
the office did not possess the
requested information.
State employees who use per-
sonal e-mail accounts to perform
official functions are clearly cre-
ating public records subject to
the provisions of the Freedom of
Information Act, the lawsuit con-
tends.
The lawsuit further alleges
that Schuette and at least 12
other state employees used per-
sonal e-mail accounts for official
communications. The lawsuit
lists a series of e-mails from May
2014 and May 2015 in which sen-
ior staff meetings, news confer-
ences and media interviews
were scheduled.
Progress Michigan is
described on the website as a
non-profit corporation group that
seeks to advocate and educate
people about “progressive
issues.”
Brewer said the complaint is
seeking the production of the
requested emails, or a declara-
tion that their destruction was
illegal.
Currently, members of the
Michigan Legislature, governor,
and lieutenant governor are not
subject to FOIA requests while
the office of the attorney general
is not excluded from the provi-
sions of the law.
Schuette's Communications
Director Andrea Bitley, also
named in the suit, said the office
is reviewing the lawsuit.
Price left the Wayne County
Commission when he was
appointed to fill the supervisor's
term left vacant by the resigna-
tion of Richard Reaume. He was
subsequently defeated in the
November 2016 election and is
now reportedly working in
Government Affairs with M&B
Consulting.
Kenneth Blanco said in a state-
ment. “TheDepartment of Justice
is committed to stopping female
genital mutilation in this country
and will use the full power of the
law to ensure that no girls suffer
such physical and emotional
abuse.”
Nagarwala has been placed on
administrative leave from her job
as an emergency care physician
with the Henry Ford Health
System.
“We are shocked by the allega-
tions. The alleged criminal activi-
ty did not occur at any Henry
Ford facility. We would never sup-
port of condone, anything related
to this practice, said Henry Ford
Health System spokesman David
Olejarz in a prepared statement.
According to the Henry Ford
Health
System
website,
Nagarwala earned her medical
degree from Johns Hopkins in
1998 and completed her residen-
cy at Henry Ford Hospital in
Detroit in 1999 specializing in
emergencymedicine.
“Female genital mutilation
constitutes a particularly brutal
form of violence against women
and girls. It is also a federal
felony in the United States. The
practice has no place in modern
society, and those who perform
female genial mutilation on
minors will be held accountable
under federal law,” said Acting
U.S. AttorneyDaniel Lemisch.
Federal investigators said that
Nagarwala is alleged to be part of
a religious and cultural communi-
ty that is known to practice geni-
talmutilation on girls.
Sree Kamojjala, president of
the Indian Association of
Minnesota, where the alleged vic-
tims reside with their parents,
said the allegations are shocking
and deplorable. He said that geni-
tal mutilation is not aHindu prac-
tice or condoned in India.
MayburyFarmwill again offer
Farm Camp for children this
summer. Farm Camp is designed
to cultivate the connections chil-
dren have with animals, agricul-
ture and farms, organizers said.
Farm Camp at Maybury Farm
is a total hands-on experience
that offers a wide variety of activ-
ities designed to engage and edu-
cate children about farming.
Campers will learn about farm
animals including grooming,
feeding and exercising them,
helping out in the garden, hiking
along forest trails, team-building
games, crafts and other farm
activities.
Farm Camp at Maybury Farm
is open to children ages 5-12
years old. Camp hours are 9 a.m.
until 4 p.m. Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, and Thursdays
from June 20 until Aug. 17.
There will be no camp the week
of July 4. The cost is $175 per
three-day week. To register, call
(248)374-0200 or visit
buryfarm.org/summercamp.
Space is limited.
Maybury Farm is located at
50165 Eight Mile Road in
Northville, 1-1/4 mile west of
Beck Road on Eight Mile, 1/2
milewest ofMaybury StatePark.
Maybury Farm is operated by
the Northville Community
Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organization.
For more information, contact
Executive Director Jessica
Striegle, (248) 374-0200.
Farm Camp offered at Maybury
Doctor
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The lawsuit claims that Schuette and 20
of his staff members, including Price, used private
emails to conduct government business
during a six-year period.
”
Former supervisor named in state lawsuit
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