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Hometown Heroes organizer thanks Union City; council president says group won’t 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 had spoken with Lance Greer and that “they would not be taking any money from the civil case against Hometown Heroes.” Visitor Bev Ballog thanked the borough for its support of the Hometown Heroes project.

Council President Riley Cross told attendees he had spoken with Lance Greer about a lawsuit involving Hometown Heroes and that “they would not be taking any money from the civil case against Hometown Heroes.” The comment was made during the meeting’s visitor remarks and was recorded by the borough secretary.

Bev Ballog, representing Hometown Heroes, addressed the council to express gratitude for the borough’s support of the project. The minutes record her saying she was "happy to hear that Lance is not accepting the money," and the council’s recorded notes show no further action was taken on the matter during the meeting.