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Former fraternity member pleads to vandalism of Northern Michigan resorts

GAYLORD, MI (AP)--   A member of a now-closed University of Michigan fraternity has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge connected to vandalism at a ski resort. 

The Ann Arbor News reports Wednesday that Otsego County Prosecutor Michael Rola offered a plea deal to Matthew Vlasic. Vlasic had faced a felony destruction of a building charge.

Sentencing is expected in August or September.

Doors, furniture, fixtures and carpet were badly damaged at Treetops Resort in Dover Township and Boyne Highlands near Petoskey in mid-January. Both resorts are in northern Michigan.

Treetops estimates $430,000 in costs from the Jan. 17-18 vandalism. Two other Sigma Alpha Mu members face misdemeanor charges of letting minors use drugs and alcohol.

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