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Howie Carr: City Council blotter ... - Vimarsana News

Howie Carr: City Council blotter ...

The Wednesday meeting at City Hall traditionally begins with the clerk saying, “The Council will come to order.” The way things have been going lately, a more appropriate start to the Council meeting might be with these words: “Will the defendants please rise?”

What Florida could teach Massachusetts - The Boston Globe - Vimarsana News

What Florida could teach Massachusetts - The Boston Globe

Our state’s ethics laws on financial disclosure are badly out of date and intimidating to access. The Sunshine State does much better.

New Mexico governor reinstates Medicaid contracts following ethics settlement - Vimarsana News

New Mexico governor reinstates Medicaid contracts following ethics settlement

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham will reverse a decision to scrap all Medicaid provider contract awards following a recent settlement.

Source: kob.com
New Mexico awarding Medicaid contracts despite Governor's disapproval after settlement agreement - Vimarsana News

New Mexico awarding Medicaid contracts despite Governor's disapproval after settlement agreement

HSD will now move forward with awarding contracts to four new contractors who put in bids. The state does not plan to renegotiate a contract with the current provider, Western Sky Community Care.

Source: krqe.com
First Lady's Deal With Saudi-backed Firm Sparks Calls For Transparency - Vimarsana News

First Lady's Deal With Saudi-backed Firm Sparks Calls For Transparency

Gov. Ned Lamont answered questions Monday about a business deal between a Saudi-backed investment firm and his wife’s venture capital company, saying he had no involvement in the agreement and it will have no impact on his decisions as governor.