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Posted on October 14, 2020April 21, 2025

FOIA Documents Released Today

Last night, as a result of my FOIA lawsuit, the Clarkston City Council voted to release the records that I requested on June 7, 2015.

Here are the records that I received today:

1-30-15 email Wallace to Ryan

2-4-15 email from John Cecil to Tom Ryan

2-5-15 email from Wallace to Ryan

2-23-15 email Tressel to Ryan

3-23-15 ltr from Wallace to Ryan

3-26-15 email from Ryan to Wallace

3-27-15 Email from Neil Wallace

3-27-15 email from Ryan to Wallace

3-30-15 emails from Biehl to Ryan

4-2-15 email from Ryan to Wallace

4-13-15 email from Cecil to Ryan

4-23-15 emails from Ryan to Leib

5-7-15 email from Leib to Ryan

5-7-15 letter from Leib to Ryan

5-13-15 email from Ryan to Leib

 

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