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North Myrtle Beach breaking SC law by not releasing public records, attorneys say

Summary by MyHorryNews.com
Press attorneys say North Myrtle Beach officials have violated the state’s open records law after refusing to hand over a personnel file of its city manager, Mike Mahaney – a document that is subject to disclosure, according to the Freedom of Information Act.
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North Myrtle Beach breaking SC law by not releasing public records, attorneys say

Press attorneys say North Myrtle Beach officials have violated the state’s open records law after refusing to hand over a personnel file of its city manager, Mike Mahaney – a document that is subject to disclosure, according to the Freedom of Information Act.

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MyHorryNews.com broke the news in on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.
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