...his wife. He refuses to cooperate with the police investigation and wants a “bullshit” report written up and have the matter dropped. “After speaking with with Investigator Girton, Lt, Hasbrook,...
...investigate the accuracy of the statements USDA approved the application without investigating and following its own regulations in the approval process The total from plaintiff’s investments are $154,216,302.15 ( 154.2...
...repeatedly said “we have nothing to hide”, but his words do not appear to match his actions. With “nothing to hide” they would certainly meet with residents outside the normal...
...years, local governments would quit playing games and quit trying to place restrictions on this right. Maybe they would start complying with the law if they could be personally fined...
...his non-profit news organization, Edgar County Watchdogs Inc., have filed a petition with the Illinois Second District Appellate Court in Elgin, asking justices to toss the decision of DuPage County...
...the purpose levied, with excess funds allowed to go to County Nursing Home purposes (with other restrictions) for taxes levied for social services of senior citizens (after referendum approval) County...
...LP Renaissance Club, and then traveled to Orlando with them in July of 2015 and 2016, bringing his wife and stepdaughter with him this year. We do not yet know...
...Director’s attitude towards laws she feels are a nuisance to comply with. [documentcloud url=”http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3034889-AG-FOIA-CCPD-Violated-40552.html” sidebar=false text=false pdf=false] . Please consider a donation to the Edgar County Watchdogs. [wp_eStore_donate id=1] ....
...Aleppo, Syria, in 2013 with her boyfriend, Omar Alkhani, to help install hospital equipment. Alkhani was a contractor for the humanitarian organization, Doctors Without Borders, and Kayla had worked for...
...the public should not accept public office or membership of a public board…” Maybe it is time for Mayor Gray to resign if he can’t take the heat. Watch the...
