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Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Kenny Messer, Boyd County grants project manager, points to what will become the start of a 10-mile mountain bike trail at Armco Park. The plans also include a tent camping area and an amphitheater in the park to increase visitors.
Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Kenny Messer, Boyd County grants project manager, looks at what will become the trailhead of a 10-mile mountain bike trail at Armco Park. The plans also include a tent camping area and an amphitheater in the park to increase visitors.
Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Kenny Messer, Boyd County grants project manager, points to an area in Armco Park that wil become a tent camping area and an amphitheater.
Gov. Charlie Baker. Photo (cc) 2020 by Josh Qualls / Governor’s Press office.
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Poynter has rounded up some of the highest impact local stories of 2020 and among them is “The Color of Public Money,” a series produced by my friends at GBH. Paul Singer, investigations editor for the GBH News Center for Investigative Reporting, recounts his work revealing that the state had failed to live up to its promises in helping minority-owned businesses. Singer writes:
We first established that the value of state spending with minority-owned businesses has DECLINED over the past 20 years (adjusted for inflation). We then established that during Baker’s administration, the state began padding those numbers, taking credit for a bunch of stuff that is not actually “spending” by state agencies.