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Flawed Budget for 2005 Would Fail Hometown America

Online Activity Grows

Site Puts Weather Data at Public Works’ Fingertips

Proposed Homeland Security Budget Covers Skies, Waterways, and Nation

Security Experts Urge U.S. To Abandon Internet Voting Plan

Mixed Prospects for States in Election-Year Congress

Baltimore Celebrates Customer Service Milestone

Need a Laugh? State Laws Books Offer Comic Relief

New Year Rings in Statutes

Technology and Outreach Efforts Diversify City Contracts

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