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'Land grab' or good planning?

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31
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January
Year
1979
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Goodman seeking fourth term

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15
Month
December
Year
1978
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Project Grow to get more county money

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16
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February
Year
1983
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AACHM Oral History: David Rutledge

David Rutledge

David Rutledge was born in 1945 in LaFayette, Alabama and grew up in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He traces his commitment to public service to his experience protesting a segregated lunch counter as a teenager. He attended Tennessee State University and the University of Michigan Law School. Mr. Rutledge has served as Superior Township Supervisor, Ypsilanti State Representative, and as a member of the Washtenaw County Parks Commission and Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees. He dedicates this interview to his parents and his late wife, Gerri.

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Proceedings In Area Courts

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23
Month
March
Year
1970
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Marriage Licenses

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25
Month
December
Year
1890
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Aerial Photograph of Willow Village, Ypsilanti and Superior Townships, May 1959

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1959
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 6, 1959
Caption:
Village 'Face Lifting': This aerial view of Willow Village shows the changing appearance of the World War II "Bomber City." Some of the more than 500 new private homes occupied in the Ypsilanti township portion are shown as well as part of the 106 new houses constructed in the Superior township section of the Village. Until Ypsilanti township took over operation of the Village, there were more than 2,500 row-type apartment units. Now there are less than 350 such units scattered across the Village. The scarred land remains after the "temporary" rental units are cleared away and until new housing is constructed. This view looks northeast, with Holmes Rd. in the upper right corner.