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Lake-Lehman settles litigation with Walsh for $12,500 - Vimarsana News

Lake-Lehman settles litigation with Walsh for $12,500

The Lake-Lehman School Board agreed to a $12,500 settlement with Jamie Walsh, a Republican candidate for the 117th state House District, to resolve a 2022 lawsuit alleging Sunshine Act violations,

Lake-Lehman settles litigation with Walsh for $12,500 - Vimarsana News

Lake-Lehman settles litigation with Walsh for $12,500

The Lake-Lehman School Board agreed to a $12,500 settlement with Jamie Walsh, a Republican candidate for the 117th state House District, to resolve a 2022 lawsuit alleging Sunshine Act violations,

Borough leadership hiding from public view, again - Vimarsana News

Borough leadership hiding from public view, again

One has to wonder why the Borough of Gettysburg has invited staff and a few “supporting” residents to meet in private to discuss major changes to zoning regulations in the

Pittsburgh council member cancels closed-doors meeting amid experts' concerns about transparency - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh council member cancels closed-doors meeting amid experts' concerns about transparency

A Pittsburgh City Council member has canceled a closed-doors meeting scheduled for next week following a TribLive report that such private gatherings might violate the spirit of the Sunshine Act, Pennsylvania’s open-meetings law. The session called by Councilman Bob Charland, D-South Side, had been on council’s calendar since March 15.

Pittsburgh City Council's private meetings raise questions about Sunshine Law compliance - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh City Council's private meetings raise questions about Sunshine Law compliance

For years, Pittsburgh City Council members have gathered behind closed doors to talk in private about public policy. No one keeps a log of who attends. No minutes are maintained of what is said. And council members, desperate to ensure they don’t have too many people present, sometimes duck out