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Regarding controversy over executive sessions and the media

closed discussions all too often stray over the exempt boundaries as described by law and once suggested that local papers collaborate or at least coordinate to take shifts or turns having reporters observe these sessions. This Tuesday I will be speaking on the Mark McKelvey show between 5 and 6 PM and will discuss specific local examples of abuse of the executive session exemptions.

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Lakeside paper pens open letter to The World

When The World’s editorial board uses opinion to bash our Mayor for attempting to do what a majority of the citizens elected him to do, it is easy to wonder to what end they are bothering to offer an opinion. But, this is the same newspaper that called our editor a ‘nettlesome crusader’ for attempting to force the former mayor and council to follow the law.

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The lost art of reporting

The best reporting comes from “boots on the ground” – when a reporter tells the story of an incident from the perspective of someone who is actually there when it happens. A good news report (or feature story) places the action...

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When does revenge turn into self immolation?

<those of us believing in Karma will argue it is immediate and there is a fair example of this going on in Lakeside. Coast Lake News, because of its habit of actually reporting the news in Lakeside, including actions of the city council, has been the object of great attention by a Lakeside blog. The blog, LakesideInfo, has run a series called 'Mad as Hell' taking pot shots at Coast Lake News and its editor, Jessica Lloyd-Rogers. Now, after its preferred mayoral candidate, Rod Schilling, lost his position, the blog has gone even lower and is publishing what appear to be false quotes. This from a long list of "Facts" meant to discredit the newspaper –

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