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Seattle boosts community projects

The city's Technology Matching Fund helps citizen-oriented technology projects get off the ground

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JSTARS upgrade delivered

It's the first Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System improved through the Computer Replacement Program

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Roster change

The Senate, by a vote of 980 on Aug. 2, confirmed Robert Mueller to be FBI director

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GIS office unfolds marketing plan

Mapping experts in New Jersey seek stories showing the value of the work they do

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City eases Web maintenance

San Carlos is using software designed for newspapers to enable non-experts to manage the city's Web content

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Tech trails in election report

Better election procedures are more important than high-tech voting machines, a task force reports to Congress

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House slashes at DOD workforce

Committee recommends that DOD cut 13,000 from its acquisition workforce in fiscal 2002

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Sites support caseworkers, parents

Web sites could reduce the number of calls agencies handle from people with child support questions

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E-services mount in Montana

Montana's official Web site is ramping up its online interactive services

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NMCI foundation spreading

EDS opens second network operations center, laying groundwork for the Navy Marine Corps Intranet

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In a jam

The goal of intelligent transportation systems: Keep traffic moving

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Mass. gets serious about 'online, not in line'

State Web site lists approximate wait times at Registry of Motor Vehicles branches

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The kiosk conundrum

The public terminals, which failed to catch on in the 1980s, are tempting cities again

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Site gets residents set for storms

Miami-Dade County's new emergency management Web site is designed to provide information residents need to prepare for hurricanes

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Grappling with gridlock

Technology hasn't made commuting easier. But it will.

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State sending updates on blackouts

California is offering free, realtime, wireless notifications about upcoming energy shortfalls.

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E-gov hits the streets

Kiosks in Fairfax County, Va., Georgia, New York City

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Working the kinks out of home offices

For would-be teleworkers, advances in networking, voice services and software make it possible to duplicate high-tech offices at home

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Report bolsters limited NMCI testing

Center for Naval Analyses report says additional testing will produce significant costs but little extra assurance

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Taking the MC out of NMCI

A key House committee has approved legislation that would take the Marine Corps out of much of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet program.