Stafford Township has settled a lawsuit over a controversial 2018 election campaign sign. The settlement amount was $15,000 to cover legal fees, according to Township Attorney Jean Cipriani. The settlement agreement was announced as a resolution that was passed after a 20-minute executive session at the start of the March 5 municipal meeting.
The lawsuit concerned a 9-foot-by-5-foot sign, in support of Greg Myhre and his Republican team a few weeks before the 2018 election, that was displayed on…
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