State Briefs: Open records seminar held

 
  
Published: August 22, 2009

IN THE STATE

Open records seminar held
CLAREMORE

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Attorney General Drew Edmondson and the Oklahoma Press Association hosted an Open Meeting and

Records Seminar Thursday at Northeast Technology Center’s Claremore campus in conjunction with the Oklahoma Newspaper Found-ation and FOI

Oklahoma. Topics included cell phone texting and e-mail correspondence. "The Oklahoma Open Records Act and Open Meeting Act exist to bring government closer to the people, to allow responsible access, unfettered as possible, to

the deliberations

and documents produced by public bodies,” Edmondson said Thursday.

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IN THE REGION

Work begins on vets’ clinic
AURORA, Colo. — Construction of a long-awaited veterans hospital in the Denver suburb of Aurora will formally get under way today with a groundbreaking ceremony. The 200-bed facility will serve Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming. It replaces a 59-year-old facility in southeast Denver. The new hospital is

expected to open in summer 2013. It will be on the University of Colorado medical campus and will include a 30-bed spinal cord injury center. The initial cost estimate was $1.1 billion, but officials said the facility likely will cost less.

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