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Former Ottawa County Administrator John Gibbs is suing the Ottawa County Board and its chairman Joe Moss in federal court.
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Gibbs was hired by the board 14 months ago, immediately after a slate of new, staunchly conservative new members took office.
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The chair of the Ottawa County board of commissioners posted a seven-page letter with accusations against administrator John Gibbs a day after commissioners voted to place Gibbs on paid leave.
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Ottawa County voters elected nine new members to the board of commissioners, and this week those commissioners made some sudden changes to county government, including hiring John Gibbs as county administrator
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The road ahead for GOP gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon is not an easy one. We broke down what it will take for her to compete with a well-funded incumbent. Plus, Republican Congressman Peter Meijer (MI-3) lost his primary race — after being one of only 10 Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump. What does that tell us about the political winds in West Michigan?
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On today's show, we talked all about what went down at Michigan's closely-watched primary election on Tuesday. Three reporters, two candidates, and one poll researcher discussed the results and what comes next.
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Incumbent Republican Congressman Peter Meijer is facing a primary challenge from Donald Trump-endorsed newcomer John Gibbs. In the increasingly competitive district, it's yet to be seen whether support for Trump is an asset or a liability.