Campaign Report 8: Limited Government & Low Taxes Help ND Thrive!

By Chris Olson on October 20, 2018 in Campaign

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Representative Kim Koppelman

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NDSU Bison ranked in top 10 college football programs in the past 150 years!

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The 50 best college football programs over 150 years

In honor of college football's 150th anniversary, our metrics rank CFB's elite across every division, from the obvious contenders like Alabama and Notre Dame to small-school powers like Mount Union and Wittenberg.

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2 days ago

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Ronald Reagan Quote

Live simply, love generously, care deeply, speak kindly, leave the rest to God.

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Representative Kim Koppelman

4 days ago

A new Attorney General's Opinion (Open Records/Meetings) has been issued:

Opinion #: 2019-O-17
Date issued: August 14, 2019
Issued to: Fargo Park District
Request: Did the Fargo Park District violate the open meetings laws by failing to adequately notice topics to be discussed at a special meeting?
Conclusion: The Fargo Park District's Board of Commissioners held a special meeting on July 2, 2019. The notice only listed one agenda topic, “HR/Staff review.” The original purpose of the meeting was to review the staff survey regarding the Executive Director’s job performance but before the meeting, the Executive Director made a verbal offer to resign and asked the commisison to consider a severance package. During the meeting the Commission accepted the resignation and approved a severance package, and then approved the appointment of an interim director. The vague topic “HR/Staff review” did not sufficiently describe the specific topic the commmission clearly knew it would be discussing at the special meeting. The Fargo Park District violated the open meetings law. The district must review the meeting minutes from the July 2, 2019, special meeting and add in further details of what was specifically discussed.

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FARGO PARK DISTRICT VIOLATED OPEN MEETINGS LAW
The Fargo Park District violated the law because the meeting notice for a special meeting of its Board of Commissioners did not sufficiently describe the specific topic the commission clearly knew it would be discussing.
attorneygeneral.nd.gov/sites/ag/files/documents/Opinions/2019/OR-OM/2019-O-17.pdf

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