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If notice of a public meeting is sent to one newspaper rather than two, is everything that happened at that meeting voidable? An OPMA lawsuit filed against the Millville City Commission in Cumberland County Superior Court (transferred to Gloucester) raises this question. -NJFOG — The Daily Journal Feb. 1, 2016 by Joseph P. Smith Read Read More …
The Independent April 30, 2015 by Adam C. Uzialko MIDDLETOWN — A Superior Court judge is expected to render a decision soon after hearing final arguments in a legal dispute over a proposal to construct a private girls high school in Middletown. Ron Gasiorowski, attorney for opponents of a plan to build a permanent campus Read More …
Meeting sequencing – going in and out of open & closed sessions at a public meeting – is not uncommon, but is it fair? A 2.5-hour closed session at the April 29, 2015 Montague Township school board meeting resulted in many persons who came to speak leaving before they got the chance. The board has Read More …