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May 11, 2017

Tensions run high at Highland Township supervisor meeting

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JAMES CITY — Tensions ran high at Wednesday night’s meeting of the Highland Township supervisors as Supervisor Glenn Hulings read the judge’s decision pertaining to the recent lawsuit brought against

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