Thackery receives deferred judgment in Armstrong city case

By Amy H. Peterson - Staff Writer

Posted 5/9/24

Judge Jeff Neary presided over Emmet County District Court for the first time on Thursday, May 1 to impose sentences on two Emmet County public officials charged in separate and unrelated cases. …

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