Former Grand Ledge superintendent Brian Metcalf lost a Freedom of Information Act Lawsuit against the school district, and his l

Former Grand Ledge superintendent Brian Metcalf lost a Freedom of Information Act Lawsuit against the school district, and his l

Former Grand Ledge superintendent Brian Metcalf lost a Freedom of Information Act Lawsuit against the school district, and his l

Yeah, former grand ledge pBRian Metcalfe filed a FreAct lawsuit against the scin september.

Metcalfe hadfacebook comments that blaleast in part for his deathe was being denied documedefend himself.

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According to themade 44 Year requests fromJune eight and October 29.16 of those requests.

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If the arbitrwasn't sufficient cause focontract, Mullen says.

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