Tuscola County addressing storage needs
Mary Drier, For the Tribune
March 17, 2021
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Mark Ransford
TUSCOLA COUNTY While there were several items on the Tuscola County commissioners agenda during the last meeting, one key item that was expected to be there wasn’t.
During a committee of the whole meeting earlier in the week, the consensus of the board was to approve a rental agreement for document storage from Mark Ransford and Damian Wasik.
However, doing that became complicated when a second bid came in after saying the Ransford-Wasik proposal was the only bid received.
The complication arose because of inaccurate wording on the request for proposal.
Oakland’s Alley doesn’t miss a beat going virtual
For music lovers, the piano bar is family in the best sense, and they won’t let it slip away
By Emma Silvers
Oakland’s Alley doesn’t miss a beat going virtual
For music lovers, the piano bar is family in the best sense, and they won’t let it slip away
By Emma Silvers
By Emma Silvers | San Francisco Chronicle
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