Kiva reps respond to literature about center
CAMPTON HILLS – The team behind Kiva Recovery has resisted responding to literature circulating against the alcohol and substance abuse treatment facility proposed for the former Glenwood School site.
But on Tuesday night, its attorney Patrick Griffin said the propaganda is hard to ignore.
He pointed out several inaccuracies to the standing-room-only crowd that packed the Congregational United Church of Christ for the village board’s first look at the annexation proposal.
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