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Union City clarifies non-involvement with Hometown Heroes; volunteer thanks borough support

Union City Borough Council · September 16, 2024
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Summary

Council President Riley Cross said he spoke with Lance Greer, who will not accept money from the Hometown Heroes civil case. Bev Ballog of Hometown Heroes attended to thank the borough for its support.

Council President Riley Cross told the Sept. 16 meeting that he had spoken with Lance Greer regarding a civil case involving Hometown Heroes and that Greer would not be taking money from the case. The council record states Cross wanted to clarify the borough’s lack of financial connection to the civil matter while expressing support for the Hometown Heroes cause.

Bev Ballog, representing Hometown Heroes, attended the meeting and thanked the borough for its support of the project and said she was pleased to hear that Greer would not accept money from the case. The borough offered no further legal detail at the meeting; no motions or financial transfers related to the lawsuit were recorded in the minutes.