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Yesterday, I added eight FOIA Council opinions to our website archive of court, AG and FOIA Council opinions on FOIA. It's the only place you'll find all three entities weighing in on what FOIA does and doesn't mean. Start browsing from our list of topics.
VCOG website
After leading the city's department of Economic Development for more than 11 years, the director resigned abruptly on Monday. City Manager Dave Hansen said in an email to council members that he accepted Warren Harris’ resignation at 11 a.m. No reason for his departure was given. "We wish him well on his future endeavors," Hansen wrote. Several council members provided the memo to The Virginian-Pilot. City Auditor Lyndon Remias said his office is in the midst of reviewing credit card purchases by Harris and Economic Development staff. The probe began a couple of months ago and will continue for four to six more weeks, Remias said. No results have been published.
The Virginian-Pilot
Loudoun County Supervisor Suzanne Volpe (R-Algonkian) issued a clarifying statement Monday afternoon regarding the possible remains found in Sterling on Saturday. Volpe said on social media Sunday the possible remains was a “Halloween skull” with a “mustache” painted on it. She clarified Monday, saying, “After the discovery of possible skeletal remains in a wooded area near West Church Road and Aspen Avenue, there was initial speculation at the scene, which was reported to my office, the remains were possibly related to Halloween decorations. There were a number of rumors incorrectly reporting a possible body had been located in the area. Due to the suspicious circumstances of where the possible remains were located and the inability to positively identify their origin at the scene, the sheriff’s office is conducting an investigation with the medical examiner.”
Loudoun Times-Mirror
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