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Training on NH’s Right-To-Know Law Now Available

By David Saad | March 21, 2017

David Saad gives a presentation on the right-to-know law at a recent event in Nashua sponsored by InDepthNH.org, The Telegraph of Nashua and the New England First Amendment Coalition.

Right to Know New Hampshire (RTKNH) has put together a presentation on the Right-to-Know law. This is a comprehensive review of the Right-to-Know law and covers governmental records, minutes, public and nonpublic meetings, and violations.

RTKNH is available to provide a right to know training class to your group. The training class includes our presentation on the Right-to-Know Law. To schedule our training class for your organization or citizen’s group, contact us. To contact us, please click ‘Send us a message.’

Additional training materials can be found on our blog under the Training menu option.

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