Brownlee resigns from Environmental Commission after 34 years
David Brownlee has resigned from the Van Buren Township Environmental Commission after serving on it for 34 years. He has been the chairman for most of those years. At the[…]
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October 22, 2026
October 22, 2026
David Brownlee has resigned from the Van Buren Township Environmental Commission after serving on it for 34 years. He has been the chairman for most of those years. At the[…]
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