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« Pardon the Construction | Main | Tennessee Bets $70 Million of Taxpayers' Money on Risky Switchgrass Gas Scheme » October 22, 2007Local-Government Officials Seek To Gut Tennessee's Open Meetings Law
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Hmmm, think this has anything to do with the recent successful lawsuit against Knox County Commission by the Knox-News Sentinel for violation of the open meetings law last January? Where side meetings and deals were being made to stack the commission? Posted by: Rick Forman at October 23, 2007 9:25 AMI have an exclusive audio interview with Commissioner Greg "Lumpy" Lambert here. The Knox County Commissioner was at the center of the Sunshine Law scandal in Knox County Posted by: David Oatney at October 25, 2007 9:45 AMPost a comment
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The Tennessee Municipal League and the Tennessee County Commissioners Association are lobbying the legislature to allow city and county governments to conduct more meetings in secret. The changes they are pushing would "gut" the state's Open Meetings Law, says Frank Gibson, Executive Director of the