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Local Non-Profit: The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle (ULMS) In Hot Water - Again

 

From the Chronical Article:

Allegations against Community Reinvestment Program raises questions on oversight

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By TJ Martinell / The Center Square

A recent whistleblower’s allegations about the Department of Commerce’s Community Reinvestment Program has raised questions not only about the level of scrutiny over such programs, but how state agencies investigate accusations when they’re brought forth.

Late last month, real estate managing broker Orvold argued in statements to The Center Square that the program was used by the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle to personally enrich relatives of those charged with distributing the funds. ULMS has denied any wrongdoing. 



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