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Garrity's office recently denied a public records request aimed at uncovering potential corruption within the administration. This rejection raises concerns about transparency and accountability, highlighting the need for vigilant oversight in government dealings to prevent misuse of power.
Garrity’s office rejected records request that could expose corruption

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