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MERIDEN, Connecticut - Friday, July 13, 2007 - Meriden City Hall. Rob Beecher / Record-Journal

EDITORIAL: Letting the public have a say


It’s not difficult for a news organization to support efforts to promote the public’s involvement in government affairs. A recent ...
 
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