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Gov. Bill Ritter at "By The People"

posted Monday, Oct. 29, 2007 9:22am

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On October 20, 2007, Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter spoke at the Rocky Mountain PBS studios in Denver to participants of the By The People discussion sponsored by MacNeil/Lehrer productions.

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What's your point of view?

Colleen Mahoney
Saturday, November 3, 2007 › 8:06pm
Where can I find more information about "By the People?" My e-mail address is mahny_c@yahoo.com

Thank you in advance for your prompt reply!
Colleen Mahoney

Steve Rummler
Thursday, November 8, 2007 › 1:59pm
Thanks for highlighting some very important issues. I want to contribute to improving the common good. How best can I do so? Thanks

Pam at Rocky Mountain PBS
Friday, November 9, 2007 › 8:36am
We partnered with Regis University's Institute on the Common Good, CSU's Center for Public Deliberation and the Civic Canopy to make this education deliberation possible. Additionally MacNeil/Lehrer Productions provided the framework and funding for the day. In the coming months, Rocky Mountain PBS will launch, in partnership with the Denver Public Library, events and activities around civics, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and coverage of the election. Stay tuned for details. Of course we welcome your support so that we can continue to bring civic issues to light and help promote understanding.