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Statesboro's open meetings investigation has called on 30-plus people
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The investigation into whether former City Manager Frank Parker and members of Statesboro City Council sometimes met privately in violation of the Open Meetings Act involved interviews and phone calls with more than 30 local people by the end of July. After firing Parker June 24, the council requested the investigation, which is being conducted by Tom A. Peterson IV, a Vidalia lawyer, and paid for by the city. But the council also insisted that the investigation be an independent one.
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