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At least one county commissioner is pushing back against that suggestion, saying the vaccine has caused autism in the county
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Under the agreement, Ottawa County Board of Commissioners won’t use past allegations to fire health officer Hambley in the future and Hambley drops wrongful termination lawsuit
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Adeline Hambley's lengthy legal fight with county commissioners over pandemic-era mask mandates concluded Tuesday with the board bowing to the will of a court-ordered arbitrator
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A judge has decided the $4 million deal was discussed during negotiations, but was not a binding agreement
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Instead of using their paid Ottawa County attorney, the board is hiring a separate lawyer to represent commissioner Bonnema during a hearing this week. It’s part of their stalemate with health officer Adeline Hambley
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Ottawa County leaders attempted to fire Hambley in January but were unable to
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The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners had said they would vote this morning on whether to terminate Adeline Hambley, but now say they will decide on November 6th.
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The Ottawa County board of commissioners say they will decide Monday if they will fire public health officer Adeline Hambley. The commissioners held a two-day termination hearing this week.
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The termination hearing for Ottawa County public health officer Adeline Hambley is underway in West Olive. Some commissioners want to fire her, but her lawyer says they can’t.
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The health officer maintains that Ottawa Co. leadership is engaging in “retaliatory politics” for mask mandates and COVID vaccine requirements