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Haverford officials to meet in public for the first time since shutting down Bon Air Fire Company over Proud Boys controversy

Haverford officials will meet for the first time in the public eye on Monday evening after shutting down the Bon Air Fire Company for its refusal to part with a volunteer who admitted he tried to join the Proud Boys, an extremist group.

The Bon Air Fire Company building is pictured in Havertown, Pa., on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2019. Haverford Township said Wednesday that the volunteer fire company was relieved of duty after it refused to dismiss a member who was trying to join the Proud Boys, a far-right organization that has been described as a hate group.
The Bon Air Fire Company building is pictured in Havertown, Pa., on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2019. Haverford Township said Wednesday that the volunteer fire company was relieved of duty after it refused to dismiss a member who was trying to join the Proud Boys, a far-right organization that has been described as a hate group.Read moreTIM TAI / Staff Photographer