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Newcomer Craig Rivest defeats Mary Ellen Glover in Hampden Select Board race

Newcomer Craig Rivest defeats Mary Ellen Glover in Hampden Select Board race Updated May 18, 2021; Rivest won 535 votes to Glover’s 379 in Monday’s election. “Running for Selectman has been a truly humbling experience that I will cherish forever,” Rivest said in a statement to The Republican. “The amount of support and positivity has been absolutely amazing. I am honored to have been chosen to represent Hampden and have nothing but gratitude for everyone in town.” Rivest, a photographer and videographer who owns Right Coast Creative LLC, said his goal is to keep that positivity going as Hampden grows as a community. He thanked Glover for her service and encouraged residents to reach out to him with any concerns.

Deadline Detroit | Detroit News prevails over Todd Courser, will donate legal settlement money to scholarships

Share May 06, 2021, 7:39 AM In what one hopes is the final chapter in the strange saga of former Rep. Todd Courser s political career, The Detroit News prevailed in his defamation lawsuit against the paper, and will collect $20,000. Editor Gary Miles said the money would be donated to the Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation. Ex-Rep. Todd Courser (Photo: Fox 2) The case has its roots in Courser s downfall in 2015. That s when the paper first broke the story that the Lapeer Republican had asked his staff to spread a rumor that Courser was partying in Lansing gay bars. His apparent aim was to start an outrageous story circulating in hopes that when true rumors began to circulate that Courser was having an affair with his fellow Tea Party darling Cindy Gamrat that he could easily dismiss both. Courser, on audio recordings obtained by the paper, called the strategy a controlled burn.  

Detroit News receives $20K in settlement with ex-Rep. Courser, lawyer

Former Republican Lapeer area state Rep. Todd Courser and his lawyer agreed on Monday to pay The Detroit News $20,000 in a settlement agreement that concludes a nearly three-year defamation lawsuit.   Under the agreement, the DePerno Law Office, which represented Courser, agreed to pay $20,000 via a wire transfer to The News by 5 p.m. Monday.  The agreement came about two years after Washtenaw County Circuit Judge Timothy Connors dismissed the defamation lawsuit against The News and ordered Courser and DePerno to pay $79,701.63 in sanctions related to the suit. Courser and Matthew DePerno had appealed to the Michigan Court of Appeals, where arguments were set to take place Tuesday.

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