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“Freedom of information” isn’t just for professional journalists. Open access and public records laws are intended for everyone.

The Potomac News and its partners are commemorating “Sunshine Week” – March 13-19 – with a package of stories on freedom of information as it relates to ordinary people living ordinary lives. We want to hear from you. We want your feedback, your concerns, your questions. Click here to send in your questions on any topic relating to open access of public information.

A representative cross-section of your questions will be answered by Forrest M. Landon, executive director of The Virginia Coalition for Open Government, and Maria J.K. Everett, executive director of the Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council.

MULTIMEDIA: Inside the Freedom of Information Act

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