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Hilbert Village President Ken Stenklyft wins open records award

Open government in the news
March 12, 2012WisFOIC

The Appleton Post-Crescent describes the Opee award for Hilbert Village President Ken Stenklyft, who resigned his county board seat rather than stay silent about an open records issue.

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