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Mayors of Farmington Hills (including Farmington Township, Quakertown, Wood Creek Farms), Michigan

Mayors of Farmington Hills, 1973-2005 (may be incomplete!)
Robert A. McConnell 1973-74 Frederick Lichtman 1974-75 Earl C. Opperthauser 1975-76 D. Keith Deacon 1976-77 Joan D. Dudley 1977 Jan C. Dolan 1978 Earl C. Opperthauser 1979 JoAnn Soronen 1980 Donn L. Wolf 1981 Jack G. Burwell 1982 Frederick W. Hughes 1983 Charles H. Williams 1984 Jan C. Dolan 1985 Joe Alkateeb 1986 Ben Marks 1987 JoAnn Soronen 1988 Terry Sever 1989 Jean M. Fox 1990 Aldo Vagnozzi 1991 Jon Grant 1992 Nancy L. Bates 1993 Lawrence A. Lichtman 1994 Joanne E. Smith 1995 Aldo Vagnozzi 1995-99 Nancy L. Bates 1999- Vicki Barnett 2005

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1905 Apr 3: John Thayer (Rep), elected; B. F. Grace (Dem), defeated.

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Quakertown
(subsumed into city of Farmington Hills 1973)

Village Presidents of Quakertown (may be incomplete!)

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Wood Creek Farms
(subsumed into city of Farmington Hills 1973)

Village Presidents of Wood Creek Farms (may be incomplete!)

 

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