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Statesboro open meetings investigation expected to take another month
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The investigation into whether city officials violated the Georgia Open Meetings Act during the tenure of former City Manager Frank Parker probably will take until mid-September or later to complete, Statesboro Mayor Jan Moore told City Council during its regular public meeting Tuesday. Giving one of her promised updates, Moore said the investigating attorney, Tom A. Peterson IV, had informed her that he is completing his interviews but that he will need to spend “a sizeable amount of time” reviewing the information. In what Moore described as a two-line email, Peterson estimated that this will take more than 30 days, she said.
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