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Franklin commission's leaders quit
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Franklin commission's leaders quit
Olson and Grintjes say Common Council is interfering with work
By ANNYSA JOHNSON of the Journal Sentinel staff
Wednesday, March 13, 2002
Franklin -- Leaders of the city's Economic Development Commission
have resigned in a struggle with the Common Council over who should
direct development efforts in this fast-growing Milwaukee County
suburb.
Commission chairman Steve Olson and vice chairman Ted Grintjes
submitted their resig...
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