You have to love a news story that leads with this:
"A gathering of five Sumner City Council members caused a flurry of activity in late October, including a police report and an anonymous anchovy pizza delivery."
Read all about it.
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- Bill Proposed to Require Disclosure of Initiative ...
- Cities Get Money to Digitize Some Public Records
- More on Initiative Signature Litigation
- Port of Olympia To Pay $56,000 In Public Records Case
- Bellingham Herald Editorial Blasts Decision on Des...
- Spokesman Review Editorial on Clean Air Agency Set...
- Board of Accountancy Blasted for Lack of Accountab...
- Spokane Air Agency Settles Open Meetings Suit
- Olympian Editorial on New Ombudsman Office
- TNT Editorial on DSHS Public Records Payout of $52...
- Arizona Supreme Court Ruling on Disclosure of Elec...
- Social Networking Sites for Gov't: Public Records ...
- R-71 Going to SCOTUS?
- Puplic Records Show ... Man Accused of Beating Dis...
- City of Vancouver Fined in Public Records Act Case
- Pizza Gathering Apparently Not an Illegal Meeting
- DSHS Must Pay $525,000 in Public Records Case
- Jefferson County: "Closed Gov't Capital of Washing...
- Walla Walla Union Bulletin Editorial on Release of...
- New Agency to Hear Public Records Complaints?
- George Will Column on Why R-71 Signatures Should B...
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