Solon Township Rejects NDAs, Hires Special Counsel

Jake Watson
Jul 17
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SOLON TOWNSHIP — In a move signaling a shift toward greater transparency, the Solon Township Board voted Monday, July 13, to approve a resolution opposing the use of nondisclosure agreements by township elected officials.

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