"A Michigan community college seeking a property tax hike on the Nov. 6 ballot faces charges that college staffers illegally used public resources for political purposes by politicking for the measure during work hours and using taxpayer-funded equipment to do so.Attorney Karen Woodside filed the complaint against Schoolcraft College with the Michigan Secretary of State.
Woodside alleges that employees of the Wayne County community college broke the law by using college computers to send mass emails to voters urging support for the tax hike..."
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