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1 Post-McBurney commentary 05/06/2013
2 Sunshine Report for May 2013 05/01/2013
3 Post-McBurney round-up 05/01/2013
4 U.S. Supreme Court upholds FOIA's citizenship limitation 04/29/2013
5 Sunshine Week 2013 round-up 04/01/2013
6 Secrecy is a brick wall 04/01/2013
7 Legislative recap 2013 03/01/2013
8 Transparency: do as I say, not as I do 03/01/2013
9 Round-up of articles on FOIA case at U.S. Supreme Court 03/01/2013
10 Bill would prohibit the public from monitoring government regulation 02/08/2013
11 February e-newsletter 02/05/2013
12 VCOG's January print newsletter 02/05/2013
13 2013 General Assembly update at crossover 02/01/2013
14 Amicus brief filed in U.S. Supreme Court 01/03/2013
15 Daily Press editorial hits the nail on the head 12/10/2012
16 2012 award winners 11/13/2012
17 VCOG's 2012 Annual Conference 10/23/2012
18 "The Freedom of Information Act is ridiculous" 10/09/2012
19 Sunshine Report - October 2012 10/04/2012
20 VCOG, NFOIC challenge Va. FOIA's citizenship limitation 09/10/2012
21 Fines for FOIA violation assessed 09/03/2012
22 How much did the President's visit cost? 08/31/2012
23 Strong words on operating in the sunlight 07/26/2012
24 Talking State Integrity Survey 05/17/2012
25 Does Virginia have a culture of openness? 05/09/2012
26 Daily Press article: school board didn't give proper notice 04/25/2012
27 Court record blackout 04/13/2012
28 Washington ruling a win for FOIA requesters 04/12/2012
29 Consultant's report runaround 04/11/2012
30 Maryland bills on university research 02/25/2012
31 Electronic Meetings: The future is not yet here 01/23/2012
32 The Sunshine Report for January 2012 01/05/2012
33 The Economist: Sunshine or Colonoscopy 11/20/2011
34 Redaction: for obvious reasons 11/16/2011
35 Project Vote case 10/21/2011
36 2011 FOI AWARD WINNERS 10/06/2011
37 E-meetings of the future? 09/21/2011
38 Preferred photographers? 09/16/2011
39 No recording in Arkansas county 08/15/2011
40 Public Access to Investigative Records State-By-State 07/27/2011
41 Voter applications are public 07/22/2011
42 Principles for improving federal transparency 07/15/2011
43 July 2011 newsletter online 07/07/2011
44 Redaction before and after 06/13/2011
45 Public business or not? 06/03/2011
46 Google & FOIA 05/31/2011
47 4 officials and an attorney 05/30/2011
48 Find that plan! 04/28/2011
49 Smithfield code of conduct 04/15/2011
50 VCOG hosts FOIA, records-management seminars 04/04/2011
 
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Making Your FOIA Life Easier

A seminar for state and local records managers at the Library of Virginia
800 E. Broad St., Richmond
Thursday, May 30, 2013
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