From Philly.com:
TRENTON — William Scott Jr. was concerned about a housing development being built near his Montclair home by a politically connected nonprofit. He filed an open records request to try to figure out how the nonprofit secured a big government construction grant from Essex County, even though it applied past the deadline.
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From pressofAtlanticCity:
The polishing of Atlantic City’s public image will be done by an organization that functions in private.
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Read More… from Atlantic City Alliance keeps private how it gets publicity for city
from myCentralJersey.com:
PLAINFIELD — About four years ago Maria Pellum, a city resident and concerned mother, began attending Plainfield Board of Education meetings.
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From pressofAtlanticCity:
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP – The state Department of Community Affairs is investigating a complaint a Woodbine man lodged against Township Clerk Kimberley Hodsdon.
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From nj.com:
Former Union City Deputy Police Chief Joe Blaettler is going to court in a dispute with his former employer over his Open Public Records Act requests.
Union City Municipal Clerk William Senande has asked for Blaettler to pay $1,920 for the information because of the large size of the OPRA request.
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From Courthouse News Service:
A New Jersey parent cannot sue a school board to access records about the alleged bullying of his children, a state appeals court ruled.
K.L. sued the Evesham Township Board of Education last year after it refused to turn over records regarding the bullying of his son and daughter, who attended public elementary schools in the central New Jersey township.
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