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April 20, 2008

Discuss Sunday's New River commentary and letters

Christiansburg's secrecy saga
Carol Lindstrom
Lindstrom, of Christiansburg, owns the Cambria Toy Station.
When will we find out if Christiansburg is going to take recent Freedom of Information Act violations as seriously as some of the citizens of the town take them? During recent candidate forums, candidates have laughingly referred to errors made and laws violated, avoided comment or acknowledged there are some problems that need to be addressed.
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