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Oyster Bay Inspector General Brian Noone resigns amid DA contract probe - Vimarsana News

Oyster Bay Inspector General Brian Noone resigns amid DA contract probe

Oyster Bay Inspector General Brian Noone has been sidelined from his contract oversight duties since March after recommending that the town approve a $2 million cybersecurity contract with a company that records showed is tied to his private business. His resignation is effective Friday.

Lifetime law enforcement officers compete for Lewis County sheriff job - Vimarsana News

Lifetime law enforcement officers compete for Lewis County sheriff job

LOWVILLE — One of the most important races among the six Republican primaries in Lewis County this year is that for the sheriff position.

Source: nny360.com
City Ethics Board to seek changes to contractor oversight - Vimarsana News

City Ethics Board to seek changes to contractor oversight

The proposal comes after Tribune found aldermen used expense accounts to pay ex-Park District official who resigned amid lifeguard scandal.

City Ethics Board to seek changes to contractor oversight following Tribune report - Vimarsana News

City Ethics Board to seek changes to contractor oversight following Tribune report

Chicago’s Ethics Board will look to amend the city’s ethics ordinance in response to a Tribune story that detailed how several aldermen used tax dollars to pay a former top Park District official tens of thousands of dollars as a consultant after he’d had been asked to resign and placed on the district’s “do not rehire” list for his role in that agency’s sexual abuse lifeguard scandal. Steve ...

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Lansing City Council could expel one of its own over alleged ethics violations - Vimarsana News

Lansing City Council could expel one of its own over alleged ethics violations

Five City Council members and Mayor Andy Schor lodged ethics complaints against at large Lansing City Council Member Jeffrey Brown.