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Month: June 2014

FOI Complaint filed against education board chairman – Register Citizen

Posted on June 25, 2014 by kgarner — 206 Comments ↓

By Ryan Flynn, Register Citizen WINSTED >> A Freedom of Information complaint has been filed against Board of Education Chairwoman Susan Hoffnagle, alleging email communications from February are in violation of FOI law. The complaint was filed by fellow school board Continue reading FOI Complaint filed against education board chairman – Register Citizen→

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Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information announces open government award recipients

Posted on June 19, 2014 by kgarner — No Comments ↓

HARTFORD >> A police chief, a state senator, an FOI Commission employee and two journalists have won the annual open government awards from the nonprofit Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information, which has been advocating for freedom of information for Continue reading Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information announces open government award recipients→

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