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50 gather to learn about open meetings, records in Twin Falls workshop
Fifty people gathered in a Twin Falls meeting room on the afternoon of July 18, 2017 to learn about Idaho’s open meeting and public records laws, in a session led by Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and sponsored by Idahoans for Openness in Government and the Twin Falls Times-News.
From IDOG
Groups host refresher on open meeting laws
Members of the press, the public and local government met in Twin Falls Tuesday afternoon for a seminar on openness in government.
From KMVT-TV
Vermont passes ethics, disclosure laws; now Idaho’s one of just two states without
Thanks to legislative action this year in Vermont, Idaho is now one of just two states in the nation with no requirements for personal financial disclosure by state lawmakers or other elected or appointed officials. Idaho had been one of three states with that distinction. Now it’s just Idaho and Michigan.
From Eye on Boise/The Spokesman-Review
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