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Education pushes grants online
A new regulation will make the Internet the Education Department's preferred means for receiving grant applications.
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Montana helps ID-less voters
The system is one of several new initiatives that Montana is putting in place under the Help America Vote Act of 2002.
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Military agencies to take part in bulk buys
Defense Department officials will allow all military agencies to participate in the Air Force's final quarterly bulk hardware buy for fiscal 2004, according to DOD officials.
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Connecticut CIO to leave
Rock Regan, the longest-serving state CIO, plans to step down at the beginning of August.
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Sandra Borden
Sandra Borden is project manager for the Coast Guard's Ports and Waterways Safety System.
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FCC chairman starts blogging
Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael Powell has started using a weblog to elicit feedback for FCC initiatives.
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Putting federal hiring in the fast lane
OPM makes it easier to add new workers to the payroll
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Michael Cullen
Michael Cullen is director of the Program Management Office in the EPA's Office of Environmental Information.
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Sharon Mazur
Sharon Mazur is acting executive director of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CPB) Modernization Office.
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West Virginia certifies AccuPoll
The company's touch-screen voting machines can now be used in West Virginia.
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Senators sponsor homeland security grant bill
The measure would establish a program to fund joint ventures that demonstrate counterterrorism or homeland security capabilities.
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Col. Lee Price
Col. Lee Price is project manager for Defense Communications and Army Transmission Systems.
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Robbins-Gioia gets TSA blanket purchase deal
The company also won the first task order under the BPA.
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First responders see scarcity of experts
Homeland security exercises show that people will be one of the most critical resources for first responders during an actual incident, officials say.
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