Published 3 months ago

Mayoral veto upheld in Westland, but bad feelings are sure to persist

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DeLano Hornbuckle was appointed to fill a vacant council seat in January 2013. He filled the term and then decided he wanted to run in the November general election. He lost by about 2,000 votes. He thought he was back on the council until newly elected Westland Mayor Kevin Coleman vetoed his appointment.

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Mayoral veto upheld in Westland, but bad feelings are sure to persist

Everybody agrees that DeLano Hornbuckle is a good guy and capable. With that said, he still won’t be sitting on Westland’s City Council.In January 2013, Hornbuckle, who owns an IT business, was appointed to fill a vacant council seat.“It was great,” said Hornbuckle. “My whole mission was to be for the younger me, to inspire younger generations.”He filled the term and then decided he wanted to run in the November general election.He lost by about…

3 months ago·Detroit, United States

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