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State eNews Archive 2009
- Addressing Challenges of 21st Century
- CSG Salutes Innovations in State Government
- Washington, D.C., Jail Uses RFID Technology
- Get Beyond the Policy and Politics of Biodiesel
- Connect with your Constituents in a Whole New Way
- Meacham Labels America 'Center Right'
- Health Reform Creates Challenges for States
- From the Expert: 'Great Recession' Still Wrecking State Budgets
- GOP Picks up Two Governor's Seats
- Report: States Need 'Literacy Revolution'
- Plan Targets Children of Incarcerated Parents
- From the Expert: Tools to Transform Government
- States Still Waiting on High-Speed Rail Stimulus Dollars
- Governor's Offices Up for Vote in New Jersey, Virginia
- From the Expert: Stimulus Reporting Deadline Looms
- Schools Address Childhood Obesity
- New Jersey Takes Detention Alternatives Statewide
- CSG Justice Center Launches National Reentry Resource Center
- From the Expert: Baucus and the Bottom Line for States
- CSG Launches College Readiness Campaign
- State Prison Closures Rock Small Towns
- Judges Give Insights from the Bench
- Lieutenant Governor's Appointment a First for New York
- Shaping the Legacy of the Recovery Act: A View from the States
- 'Race to the Top' Standards Criticized
- NASTD Gives Back to IT High School
- Education Stimulus Money Hits States Early
- Stimulus Rail Funding Won't Fund It All
- Midwestern Governors Tackle Jobs & Energy Initiatives
- Health Care Reform Heats Up
- Health Care Reform in States
- States Help in Counting Calories
- States Act as Watchdogs for Stimulus Fraud
- Making Connections through New Media
- BLC: Two Decades of Work in U.S.-Mexico Relations
- Climate Change, Health Reform Could Impact State Budgets
- States Plug Budget Holes with Stimulus
- Minnesota, Wisconsin Team Up to Save Money
- Broadband Grant Process Open
- Transportation Overhaul Hits Roadblock
- Value-Added Tax Could Affect States
- Transparency and the Recovery Act
- Early Colleges Reshaping Education
- Recession Hits Emergency Management
- Experts Tout Results-Driven State Government
- Travel Season May Still Be Bright
- CSG Sponsors Early College Webinar
- Three Governors Talk Stimulus, Education with CSG
- Moving Past ‘Dead Ideas’
- CSG Spring Conference Online
- Performance Measurement Goes Beyond Data
- Fall of Housing Sector Bad News for States
- Legislative Caucuses Spotlight Mental Health
- States Deal with Possible Pandemic
- States Deal with Budget ‘Structural Imbalance’
- Transportation Projects Cheaper than Expected
- Webinar Planned on Advancing Solar Support Programs
- States Get Stimulus Dollars to Cut Diesel Emissions
- Proposal Seeks to Force Sanford’s Hand
- Pennsylvania Helps Keep Students in School
- Financial Authors Keynote CSG Conference
- Stimulus Money Brings Confusion
- Grant Expectations for Competitive Stimulus Funds
- Stimulating Education: States Make Plans for Funds
- Stimulus Spurs Hopes for High-Speed Rail
- Alzheimer’s Costs Rise Dramatically
- From the Expert: States Can Have Input on Stimulating Broadband
- Shoulders to the Wheel of History
- Plan for the Long-Term with Energy Grants
- Sanford Wants Stimulus Funds for State’s Debt
- From the Expert: Grant Program Funding Saves Criminal Justice Jobs
- States Jump on Stimulus Grant Train
- Differing Priorities Create Tension between Cities, States
- What are Smart Grids and Decoupling?
- Stimulus Has Some States’ Branches Working Together, Others a Push-Pull
- States Grapple with Altering Unemployment
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- Energy, the Stimulus and the Green Economy
- Some States Move to Bypass Governor to Receive Stimulus Funds
- A message from David Adkins executive director/CEO
- Governors Aim for Cooperation on Stimulus Funding
- States Set to Use Stimulus Funds
- CSG's Guide to the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund
- Governors Say Economic Situation 'Scary'
- Unemployment Just Part of the Story
- Congress Close to Final Stimulus Plan
- National Report on Transportation & Infrastructure Finance
- CSG Releases Medicaid 101: A Primer for State Legislators
- New Pew Report Shows How States Can Stabilize Economy
- States Await U.S. Senate Action on Stimulus Package
- States May Get More Money for Medicaid
- Obama Gives States Power to Regulate Tailpipe Emissions
- New Hampshire to Give 10th Graders Chance to Graduate Early
- State Leaders Face Many Challenges
- Midwest Prepares Students in Math and Science
- States Move Forward with Stimulus Packages
- States May Soon Get Assistance
- States Can Take Action on Pensions
- CSG Members Rate Top Issues for State-Federal Relations
- States Take the Lead on Infrastructure Projects
- Students, Families Caught in Squeeze of Higher Education Affordability
- Study: Graduation Rate Gap Exists Between Black, White Males
- Taking Homes from Unsuspecting Property Owners
- State Retirement Plans Take a Hit
- State Retirement Plans Take a Hit
- Election Could Bring Changes to States
- CSG Brings Climate Change Debate to Omaha
- Innovations Awards Honor Cutting-Edge State Programs
- How Much Can Americans Cut Back?
- Ballot Issues Affecting Legislators Go Before Voters Nov. 4
- Border Legislators Encourage Continued Cooperation
- Tumult on Wall Street Takes Toll on State Finances
- States Step Up Mortgage Oversight
- Trends Indicate a Good Election Year for Democrats
- States Monitor Gas Prices
- The Road to Dwindling Transportation Budgets
- States Turn to Cellulosic Ethanol
