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Tag Archives: open records
Transparency essential
We’ve had a lot of rain this year and it has been raining as I’m writing. This week, however, in the newspaper world, is about sunshine. It’s Sunshine Week in Georgia which is about transparency in government and open records. … Continue reading
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Tagged background, bodies, committee, entities, executive, government, grants, information, judge, money, open records, public, questions, taxpayer, timely, transparency, vote
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You have a right to know
Sunshine week creeped up on me this year. I was thinking I had another week but received a notice on Friday about it starting March 12th. As you know it is a subject near and dear to my heart. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged community, decisions. sunshine, documents, forthcoming, information, issues, journalists, mistake, officials, open records, people, public, rumor, tax monies, transparency, trust
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More teeth needed
My propensity for political nonsense has become almost non-existent this past year. After 40 years in this business, 35 of those years covering government meetings, I am tired of beating my head against the wall. I expect, and citizens should … Continue reading
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Tagged belittle, bleeding, citizens, complaints, council, fourth estate, incentives, mat, open records, progress, public, questions, respect, results, teeth, territory
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