New Washtenaw County court, jail addition-District Courts are 'The People's House,' Justice Young tells audience at ribbon-cutting
Published: July 26, 2010
"The People's House," that is, the new Washtenaw County 14A District Court facility, was officially opened last Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and numerous visitors at its Hogback Road location. The structure replaces the court's former [ More » ]
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