US EditionIn a village without a newspaper, a small digital outlet is keeping tabs and asking questions
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In a village without a newspaper, a small digital outlet is keeping tabs and asking questions
Photo (cc) 2014 by Jay Phagan Among the more harmful effects of the local news crisis is that it empowers elected officials to engage in dubious behavior without anyone keeping an eye on them. But what happens when important public business is moved out of view of the watchdog? That’s what happened in the wealthy suburb of Scarsdale Village, New York, where the board of trustees surreptitiously approved a $2.1 million contract in April that plac…
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