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Arkansas AG Tim Griffin forms group to consider possible changes to state's Freedom of Information Act - Vimarsana News

Arkansas AG Tim Griffin forms group to consider possible changes to state's Freedom of Information Act

Tim Griffin, the attorney general of Arkansas, has formed a group to consider possible changes to the state's Freedom of Information Act.

Arkansas AG forms group to consider changes to state's FOIA - Vimarsana News

Arkansas AG forms group to consider changes to state's FOIA

Arkansas AG Tim Griffin formed a group to look at possible changes to the state's Freedom of Information Act after earlier efforts to scale back open record.

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Douglas County school board approves process to fill seat vacated by Elizaeth Hanson - Vimarsana News

Douglas County school board approves process to fill seat vacated by Elizaeth Hanson

The Douglas County school board is accepting applications to fill the seat that Elizabeth Hanson resigned from last month. Applicants will have until noon June 19 to submit a letter of interest, …

Douglas County school board approves process to fill seat vacated by Elizabeth Hanson - Vimarsana News

Douglas County school board approves process to fill seat vacated by Elizabeth Hanson

The Douglas County school board is accepting applications to fill the seat that Elizabeth Hanson resigned from last month. Applicants will have until noon June 19 to submit a letter of interest, …

Ohio's fight over State Issue 1 just one part of a larger national battle over ballot issues - Vimarsana News

Ohio's fight over State Issue 1 just one part of a larger national battle over ballot issues

Ohio will be the third state in two years to vote on whether to make it harder to amend the state constitution.