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Letter: Withheld Text Raises Questions in C-TRAN Dispute
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A text message sent the night before a key Clark County council meeting is now at the center of a new claim involving the long-running dispute over the C-TRAN board and light rail vote. In this letter to the editor, Rob Anderson argues the message conflicts with sworn statements that all communications had been disclosed during the controversy surrounding the removal of Councilor Michelle Belkot from the C-TRAN board. Anderson connects the message to the broader investigation, lawsuits and findings discussed in the Skamania Report and says additional evidence will be presented in a recent episode of Reformcast. Read the full letter at https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/letter-one-year-later-a-withheld-text-message-points-to-perjury/ #Opinion #LetterToEditor #ClarkCountyWA #CTRAN #LocalPolitics #OpenPublicMeetings
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