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Sandy Springs releases some payroll data, still withholds most employees

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After continued petitions from Appen Media and intervention from the Attorney General, Sandy Springs has released some payroll data it withheld last year. The city still refuses to turn over information for most employees.
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Sandy Springs releases some payroll data, still withholds most employees

After continued petitions from Appen Media and intervention from the Attorney General, Sandy Springs has released some payroll data it withheld last year. The city still refuses to turn over information for most employees.

·Georgia, United States
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