By Barrett Seaman— When restrictions on in-person meetings by local boards and committees in New York State were lifted in late June, it was widely seen as good news—not only as a reflection that the pandemic was finally waning but also because officials and concerned citizens could resume the (metaphorical) hand-to-hand combat that keeps local governments accountable to voters. Now, a few weeks into what is ostensibly a return to the way things used to be, not everyone is happy. […]
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