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Finding the ‘Secret Sauce’ for City Innovation

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Voter Information on Government Websites Still Fails Basic Accessibility Tests

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Local Government Performance Guru Heads Back to Louisville

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Maine Gov. Irked by Obama’s Nat’l Monument Executive Order; ‘Cleaning Up’ a Corrupt Calif. City

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City leaders support local broadband decisions

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Social media may work for recovery, but not yet for emergency response

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Telehealth success depends on integration with electronic health records

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How an Interstate Deal With Massachusetts Is Helping Keep Connecticut’s Data Safe

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Amid U.S. Opioid Epidemic, E-Prescriptions Catching on Among States

New York mandated electronic prescriptions of controlled substances, followed by Maine and possibly Massachusetts next.

California Bill to Repeal ‘Tampon Tax’ on Its Way to the Governor

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Kansas City’s Garbage Apology; Miami Beach Reminded of Its Precarious Position

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Tax Credits for Ramps, Grab Bars to Help Seniors Stay at Home

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How to Keep Key Talent Attracted to State Workforces

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Appeals Court Ruling on ‘California Rule’ for Pensions; Colo. Cops Busted Over ‘Pokémon Go’ Pursuit

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Consumerization, connected devices driving mobility management

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