Our view: A vote for transparency
Local residents don’t need to be schooled on what happens when elected officials do government business out of the sunlight. That is how the Wake County Board of Education dismissed Tony Tata as the superintendent without public input.
Yet, there is a bill in the state Senate now that would make it easier for local governments to erect a wall between themselves and the public.
Senate Bill 186 would allow governments to post public notices...
Fuquay Varina Independent
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