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Public FOI Workshop February 13 At Municipal Center – The Newtown Bee

Posted onJanuary 31, 2018AuthorkgarnerLeave a comment

01/25/18 – The public is invited to learn about the Freedom of Information Act during a free workshop Tuesday, February 13, at 7 pm, in the Council Chambers of Newtown Municipal Center, 3 Primrose Street. [Read More]

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NEWS
- News Releases
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JOIN CFOG!
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- The Stories Behind the Big Stories of 2022
ESSAY CONTEST
- 2023 CFOG First Amendment Essay Contest Winners Announced
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CRONKITE AWARDS
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- Mitchell W. Pearlman Freedom of Information Award Nominations Being Accepted
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