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Former Mecklenburg County manager flagged conflict-of-interest concerns over CMS contractor (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Former Mecklenburg County Manager Dena Diorio says she expressed concerns about a conflict of interest that CMS contractor Raki McGregor and his wife had as they were receiving hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars in contracts with the school district and county. The McGregors and SYDKIMYL are at the center of a controversy over CMS contracts. In a memo sent to CMS board members and leaked to the media, former CMS Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill questioned why McGre
City of Charlotte pauses $1 million for CMS teacher housing project amid district contract controversy (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The City of Charlotte is pausing $1 million in funding budgeted for a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools housing program tied to a law firm and contractor at the center of the school district’s ongoing saga. CMS and Charlotte were working on a grant agreement for the funds earlier this month but the city hadn’t signed it yet, even though former CMS Board Chair Stephanie Sneed did so on September 4. A memo sent to council by the city’s Communications Director Jason Schneider s
Error on North Carolina jury duty website exposed people’s social security numbers, medical records, more (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A WBTV investigation found that people summoned for jury duty in North Carolina had sensitive personal information posted online where it could be accessed by anyone. The exposed information included social security numbers, driver’s licenses and medical records. The issue was fixed after WBTV began investigating and brought it to the attention of state officials. North Carolina residents summoned for jury duty received notice through a letter in the mail but to request
Error on North Carolina jury duty website exposed people’s social security numbers, medical records, more (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A WBTV investigation found that people summoned for jury duty in North Carolina had sensitive personal information posted online where it could be accessed by anyone. The exposed information included social security numbers, driver’s licenses and medical records. The issue was fixed after WBTV began investigating and brought it to the attention of state officials. North Carolina residents summoned for jury duty received notice through a letter in the mail but to request
North Carolina jury duty website error exposed private information (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A WBTV investigation found that people summoned for jury duty in North Carolina had sensitive personal information posted online where it could be accessed by anyone. The exposed information included social security numbers, driver’s licenses and medical records. The issue was fixed after WBTV began investigating and brought it to the attention of state officials. North Carolina residents summoned for jury duty received notice through a letter in the mail but to request
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