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Minnesota puts water permit process online

A newly designed web-based system that simplifies the steps to getting water permits and paying for them online is being rolled out by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

By StateScoop Staff

May 19, 2014

DNR rolls out new online water permit application

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NYC announces free, online digital learning hub for public housing residents

Public housing residents will have access to courses and learning materials designed to improve their digital literacy.

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New York reopens grant program to help local governments cut cost

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Center for Civic Futures announces 8 projects to improve AI for public benefits access

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Maryland becomes first state to adopt Open Law Library for its legal code

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Federal preemption could disrupt states’ child safety protections, expert warns

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Congress — again — considers preempting state AI laws, this time bundling with child online safety bills

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GOP lawmakers try again to preempt state enforcement of AI laws

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