The (Everett) Herald writes about how public records shed some light on "damage control" efforts by Snohomish County and a lobbying group when a high-ranking County employee was accused of sexual misconduct by an employee of the lobbying group.
UPDATE: Police reports obtained via the Public Records Act shed more light on what happened.
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