Michigan couple sues Brooks Township over new cemetery ban

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Michigan couple sues Brooks Township over new cemetery ban

(The Center Square) – A Michigan couple has sued Brooks Township for refusing to allow them to open a cemetery on private land. Peter and Annica Quakenbush filed a lawsuit against Brooks Township in Newaygo County, challenging its blanket ban on opening any new cemeteries. The lawsuit claims Brooks Township has violated the Michigan Constitution, […]

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