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Online Maps to Stimulate Lower Manhattan Area
February 05, 2003 - The new Web site is designed to help economic recovery and redevelopment goals for the area.

Six Local Agencies to Use Online Translation Service
February 05, 2003 - Service will make it easier to communicate with a diversity of constituents.

Maine's Former Governor is King of the Road
February 04, 2003 - "Where's Molly?" tracks former governor's trip across the country.

Progress Made in Adoption of Smart Card Technology
February 04, 2003 - General Accounting Office calls for still more progress.

Virginia Begins Distribution Digital Aerial Photography Products
February 04, 2003 - The products will be free to any government organization in Virginia.

Computerized Voting Systems Pose Unacceptable Risks
January 31, 2003 - Stanford professor writes "Resolution on Electronic Voting" to outline risks.

Houston Sets SimHouston Training Sessions for City Residents
January 30, 2003 - SimDesk and the city will work together to provide training.

New Traffic Tool for Agencies
January 30, 2003 - FHWA unveils new Web site to help state and local agencies manage traffic congestion.

Council Passes Public Records Bill
January 29, 2003 - New York City would be the first city or state to require online publication of official reports and publications.

Georgia Goes Portal
January 29, 2003 - State creates integration infrastructure for the state's citizen portal.

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