| March
12, 2006
Because of the positive response from its public
awareness campaign last year, the Florida Society of Newspaper Editors
(FSNE) is conducting a fifth annual Sunshine Sunday event.
Nationally, Sunshine Sunday has grown into Sunshine
Week. The American Society of Newspaper Editors heard from Florida
editors about the success of the event and is asking newspapers nationwide
to raise awareness about open government and records access.
Please submit contributions, questions or comments to:
sunshine2006@fsne.org.
Editorials
Cartoons
Columns
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Sunshine laws safeguard the public trust
by Charlie Crist,
Attorney General of Florida
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The need for sunshine in government
by Jim Davis,
US Congressman from Tampa
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Sunshine laws benefit us
by Tom Gallagher,
Chief Financial Officer of Florida
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This year the frowns win, 41-2 us
by Mike Gimignani,
The Florida Times-Union
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Public records are open to all
by Eric Kopp,
Okeechobee News
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Governing in the sunshine
by Earl Maucker,
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Secrecy is the enemy of freedom
by Joe Negron,
state representative for District 82
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Florida's Sunshine and Public Records are about the quality of life
by Margo C. Pope,
St. Augustine Record
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Sunshine Sunday
by Ken Pruitt,
Member of the Florida Senate
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Sunshine Sunday
by Everett Rice,
Member of the Florida House
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Open government is the core of democracy
by Patrick Rice, Northwest Florida Daily News
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Freedom of the Press: Critical to Keeping Government in the Sunshine
by Rod Smith,
Member of the Florida Senate
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Keep the sun shining on Florida
by Michael Goforth,
Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers
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Sunshine Sunday Op-Ed
by Barbara Petersen,
First Amendment Foundation
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Looking for everything under the sun
by Mike Wright,
Citrus County Chronicle
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