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Grand Forks councillor resigns amidst charges

A Grand Forks city councillor has resigned with immediate effect.

A statement from the city says Michael Wirischagin has resigned “…to focus on a career outside local politics.” It also reads (in part) that he and his family “… look forward to enjoying their private lives.”

Wirischagin is facing drunk-driving charges after an incident in Midway in June. He’s also been charged with failing or refusing to provide a sample.

The city says a by-election will take place for his replacement late this year or early 2016.

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