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NEFAC Luncheon Honoring Balboni, Citizen Award Winners Set for April 10 at Seaport Boston Hotel

Posted by admin on 6 March 2013, 9:04 pm

The New England First Amendment Coalition awards luncheon whited out by the February blizzard will be held April 10 at the Seaport Boston Hotel.

Filed under Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Public Records, Uncategorized. Tagged Bingham McCutchen LLP, Citizen Right to Know Award, Conn. Police Department, David Lang, Don Stacom, Freedom of Information Award, GlobalPost, Local Government Center, NECN, New Britain, New England First Amendment Coalition, Rosanna Cavanagh, Stephen Hamblett First Amendment Award, The Boston Globe, The Hartford Courant, The Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire, The Providence Journal Charitable Foundation

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Happy New Year from NEFAC. Let’s Resolve to Keep the Right-to-Know mission going in 2013!

Posted by admin on 5 January 2013, 3:35 pm

Start marking your 2013 calendar at Jan. 7, the deadline for entries in the New England First Amendment Coalition’s first Citizen Right to Know Award and the FOI Award. “These are the first in a lineup of activities in the new year to raise the profile of First Amendment and freedom of information issues,” said Rosanna Cavanagh, [...]

Filed under Connecticut, First Amendment, free-speech, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Open Meeting Law, Public Records, Rhode Island, Uncategorized, Vermont. Tagged Boston Park Plaza Hotel, GlobalPost, NECN, NEFAC Institute, New England First Amendment Coalition, New England Newspaper & Press Association, Phil Balboni, Stephen Hamblett First Amendment Award, Sunshine Week, The Boston Globe, The Providence Journal, The Providence Journal Charitable Foundation

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Memorial service for Anthony Lewis

The former New York Times columnist who was honored by the New England First Amendment Coalition with its inaugural Stephen Hamblett First Amendment Award died on March 25, 2013.
A service will be held in Lewis's honor at 3 p.m. on Thursday, May 23 at The Memorial Church in Harvard Yard.
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Memorial service for Anthony Lewis

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