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Hometown Heroes representative thanks Union City after council says leader will not accept lawsuit funds

Union City Borough Council · September 16, 2024
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Summary

At the Sept. 16 meeting, Council President Riley Cross said he spoke with Lance Greer about the Hometown Heroes lawsuit and indicated Greer would not accept money from the civil case; Bev Ballog of Hometown Heroes attended to thank the borough and said she was pleased by that decision.

During the council meeting Sept. 16, Council President Riley Cross told attendees he had spoken with Lance Greer about the Hometown Heroes lawsuit and reported Greer would not be taking any money from the civil case. Bev Ballog, representing Hometown Heroes, attended the meeting to thank the borough for its support of the project and said she was happy to hear Greer would not accept funds from the suit.

Council President Cross also reiterated that the borough is not organizationally connected to Hometown Heroes but said the council supports the project's cause. The minutes record the exchange as part of the "Hearing of the Visitors" portion of the meeting.