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city audit disappears from agenda

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The outside audit report of Washington city finances was originally scheduled for last night's city council meeting, but curiously it vanished from the agenda with no explanation of when it would be presented.  With the city election less than a month away, one wonders what was in that audit that Mayor Sadler did not want voters to find out about until after the election?

With the recently revealed shananigans of insider dealing on buying two substandard lots belonging to one of Sadler's city council yes-men  Richard Brooks with taxpayers money, there could be much more scandal.


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