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FOIA Details Fallout After Ithaca Control Issue
Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Ithaca City Council had been moving toward a new police department when the process abruptly stopped, followed two weeks later by a refusal to pay an unapproved five-figure check. What followed was a trail of closed sessions, purchasing-control motions, the resignation of Treasurer/Finance Director Luke Klifman, questions about City Manager Jamey […]
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FOIA Details Fallout After Ithaca Control Issue
Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Ithaca City Council had been moving toward a new police department when the process abruptly stopped, followed two weeks later by a refusal to pay an unapproved five-figure check. What followed was a trail of closed sessions, purchasing-control motions, the resignation of Treasurer/Finance Director Luke Klifman, questions about City Manager Jamey […]
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