Open Government Aims to End Secrecy in Public Meetings
The Free Press argues for a Harrisburg law requiring open meetings and advance public notice. It cites local examples such as a Warren high school project and a council decision on a car purchase, noting past executive sessions and hidden costs undermine public trust and accountability.
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Public salary transparency for officials sparks debate
A speaker argues that salaries paid with public funds must be publicly known. He cites Warren’s per capita tax and executive sessions as examples where unopposed tax proposals pass. The speaker says stronger disclosure and press access at the governing table are steps toward constitutional ideals.
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