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Islamorada closes in on manager finalists - Vimarsana News

Islamorada closes in on manager finalists

The Islamorada Village Council is getting closer to selecting a permanent village manager after conducting Zoom interviews with nine candidates on Nov. 14. The candidate list is now whittled down

The ballot initiatives take center stage - Vimarsana News

The ballot initiatives take center stage

High-profile citizen-led ballot initiatives – and their path to the ballot – took center stage this week and could stay there throughout the election season.

Proposed ballot language for act to strengthen Arkansas FOI rejected again by attorney general - Vimarsana News

Proposed ballot language for act to strengthen Arkansas FOI rejected again by attorney general

Attorney General Tim Griffin again rejected proposed ballot language for an initiated act to strengthen the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act.

Arkansas Advocate : Group submits third proposed Arkansas FOIA change to attorney general after second rejection - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Advocate : Group submits third proposed Arkansas FOIA change to attorney general after second rejection

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin received a third proposed set of changes to the state’s Freedom of Information Act after he rejected the second ballot proposal Tuesday.

Report: AG Tim Griffin rejects language for ballot proposals seeking to modify Arkansas FOIA law - Vimarsana News

Report: AG Tim Griffin rejects language for ballot proposals seeking to modify Arkansas FOIA law

A move by a group to put a series of ballot measures focused on Arkansas Freedom of Information laws in front of voters has been rejected by the attorney general.

Source: kark.com