Attorney General reports on Pennies for Charity 2022
New York Attorney General Letitia James released the annual Pennies for Charity report detailing 2022 fundraising by professional fundraisers. It shows charities received 77 percent of donated funds, with professional fundraisers taking a quarter of every dollar in fees and expenses, and highlights declines in giving during the pandemic, along with campaign-level results and guidance for donors and charities.
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Lancaster board weighs livestreaming meetings for accessibility
At the November 27 2023 Village of Lancaster session a member urged livestreaming the twice monthly meetings. The author supports the move to help aging and physically limited residents engage with government and views it as boosting inclusion in Lancaster.
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Village of Lancaster to livestream public meetings
Trustee Tammie Schaefer who heads the village tech and marketing committee says livestreaming is coming for public meetings. The plan calls for partnering with Robert Mark Audio to install a system by early 2024.
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Village of Lancaster
Tammie Schaefer
Robert Mark Audio
Bee Heard letters on Lancaster issues and town concerns
Readers submitted comments from Lancaster residents about leaf collection efficiency and equipment licensing, clarifying village versus town responsibilities. The Bee invites further input via its Bee Heard line and reserves editing rights for suitability.
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