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Volume IV, Issue 11	November 2001

Maine Progress

From: Cathilea Robinett

Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 10:46 PM

To: Lanphear, Harry

Subject: Digital States Part III

Dear Harry:

On behalf of the Center for Digital Government, I would like to congratulate you on finishing in the top ten in the Management/Administration category of the Digital States survey.

This segment will be featured in the October issue of Government Technology magazine. A formal press release will hit the wires on October 2, 2001.

The following includes the top ten ranking:

1. New Jersey

2. Washington

3. Maine

4. Idaho

5. Ohio

6. California

7. Illinois

7. Maryland

9. North Carolina

10. Kansas

"Wow! This is a tremendous accomplishment, particularly coming on the heels of the other recognition we're received in the last couple of weeks. Congratulations and THANKS to all who made this possible. You are the greatest!" Angus King, Governor

See http://www.centerdigitalgov.com/center/survey.phtml for more information.

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