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Gilman board keeps legal action in reserve for now

Gilman board keeps legal action in reserve for now
On Monday, Nov. 17, The Chamber ambassadors joined representatives from Body Right Chiropractic, located at 333 N. 8th St., Medford, to cut the ribbon celebrating the business’s grand opening since being purchased by Michelle Evans (center). Body Right Chiropractic extends a special thanks to Scott and Suzy Jensen, Nicolet Bank, Mayer and Associates, Bill Grunewald, Lori Dassow (fourth from left), Jordyn Soppa (seventh from left), Carrie Mahner, Monica Titera, Kriste Niznik, Todd Laska, Brad Wildberg, and The Chamber. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
Gilman board keeps legal action in reserve for now
On Monday, Nov. 17, The Chamber ambassadors joined representatives from Body Right Chiropractic, located at 333 N. 8th St., Medford, to cut the ribbon celebrating the business’s grand opening since being purchased by Michelle Evans (center). Body Right Chiropractic extends a special thanks to Scott and Suzy Jensen, Nicolet Bank, Mayer and Associates, Bill Grunewald, Lori Dassow (fourth from left), Jordyn Soppa (seventh from left), Carrie Mahner, Monica Titera, Kriste Niznik, Todd Laska, Brad Wildberg, and The Chamber. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS

During a public meeting on Wednesday, November 12, board members of the Village of Gilman opted not to pursue action against representatives of the village’s mobile home park at this time.

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