Oddities
Things in the public record that raise a question about how public money is handled. Each one cites the records it rests on.
Two kinds of oddity. A Pattern lists facts from public records and draws no conclusion. An Opinion piece is the publishers' opinion, built on the public records it cites. Every fact in either kind links to its source, so you can check it yourself.
Responses and corrections. If you are named in an oddity, or you find a mistake, email . We publish responses from named parties on the oddity's page, and we fix errors and show the date of the change. How oddities are made and checked.