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BY PEKAY PETTUS
SUPERVISOR Chairman Pete Luke explained his understanding of Virginia’s Freedom of Information Law to his fellow Rappahannock Supervisors at a special “work session” Monday night, February 24. The work session was open to the public, although the Supervisors had not originally planned it that way, and eleven people and two reporters showed up.
At the last regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors, Luke had suggested that the Supervisors have a “work session” to talk in private about anything they want “to get off our chests.” Two reporters at that meeting questioned the legality of that action under the Virginia Freedom of Information Law, and the meeting was subsequently opened to the press and public.
The Freedom of Information Law says that elected officials can only go into executive session for speci
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