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The email went on to discuss the logistics for the October 8 meeting at the union’s Vliet Street Headquarters.
“MTEA has graciously offered to provide food and refreshment for the meeting,” Pasch wrote. While Pasch’s use of state resources to coordinate the strategy meeting may have crossed the line, it’s that sentence describing the refreshments, which may hint at the more serious indiscretion.
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