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defamation dismissed; contract OK’ed; police chief name/forum

upcoming session; department budgets; could’ve been a whistleblower

only certain crimes; resignation; student data in Fairfax; civic engagement

COVID dashboards; procurement records; seeking an apology; a legacy

a remembrance; ethics policy; more people showing up

recalls in the air; material already public; town podcast; closed interviews

Frosty Landon, Sept. 24, 1933 – July 19, 2021

FOIA Council meeting today; shooting video; cemetery records; cyber attacks

commission public hearings; digital counties; signature shortage

sign-up deadline extended; the mayor’s vote; dissolving Mineral?

shouts and heckling; police databases; shared videos; constitutional right to know?

suit dismissed; embezzlement; no blocking; Marine records

FOIA Council meeting set; suggested I keep it quiet; pandemic commission?

can they move the meeting; FOIA against citizen?; public input on public comment

council members at odds and picking replacements without public input

scheduling; local emergency; vice mayor’s vote; I’ve got the floor

FOIA full text; recall response; post-emergency courts

return to “normal”; filling seats; cost of review; Nixon tapes

masking complaints, more personal than political, GIS, threats to journalists

the future of e-meetings; comment compromise; records challenge narrative

First Amendment & case filings; on school board appointees-you won’t know until we tell you

meetings meeting today; defamation; embezzlement; police data website

public comment chaos; online interest ≠ showing up; public — not member — participation

E-meetings; body camera experiments; don’t block FOIA in emergencies

workshop video; dog sale; parole board recommendations & report criticism