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Citing state law, Ag Department won’t tell public addresses of fields slated to burn…

From the Spokesman-Review

View photos from our Lewiston and Moscow seminars.

MOSCOW — When Idaho’s narrowly defined statutes allow, government should always give up requested documents and allow the public into government meetings. That was one of the primary messages Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden and his deputy, William von Tagen, delivered to about 50 public officials, journalists and citizens at an open government workshop Thursday at the University of Idaho.

From the Lewiston Tribune.

Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is excited about the first three public records and open meetings sessions held so far – in Idaho Falls, McCall and Salmon…

Commentary by A.L. Alford Jr. from the Lewiston Tribune

The Idaho attorney general’s office is investigating a complaint that Canyon County commissioners violated Idaho’s open meeting laws…

From the Associated Press

Courtwatch, a Canyon County citizens group, has been named the winner of the 2005 Max Dalton Open Government Award, a $1,000 public service award sponsored by the Idaho Newspaper Foundation…

From the Idaho Newspaper Foundation