Sunshine Week underscores open government and FOIA rights
The article argues for strong Sunshine laws to ensure taxpayers know government actions. It notes Sunshine Week began in Florida in 2002 with FSNE's campaign to defeat exemptions. It urges civic groups, educators, and officials to sustain vigilance beyond seven days and to report noncompliance.
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Judicial balance in early Trump term spurs reform talk
The piece argues the judiciary overreached in scrutinizing President Trump’s 90 day travel ban and urges restoring constitutional checks. It notes the six countries cited by Congress and Obama as security risks and says the delay highlights need for future federal bench appointments.
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Sentinel Library Sequester Sparked Local Debate
In a March 9 Sentinel letter to the editor, a resident urges the town library to keep The Sentinel available and visible. The writer complains the weekly paper is hidden behind the reference desk or replaced by other periodicals, warning against ignorance of local news.
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Litter Awareness Call to Action for Earth Day Volunteers
A civic appeal urges residents to curb roadside litter and teach youth stewardship. It notes bags and cans cluttering landscapes, invites participation in a neighborhood cleanup on Earth Day April 22, and asks interested people to email cleanlifeva gmail com.
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