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Reporter Stories: Lakewood's watching The Watchdog

CCM Staff
Posted 1/14/20

Lakewood Community Editor Joseph Rios and West Metro Editor Glenn Wallace discuss Lakewood's efforts to quiet community newsletter The Watchdog. Is this an electioneering issue or a question about …

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Reporter Stories: Lakewood's watching The Watchdog

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Lakewood Community Editor Joseph Rios and West Metro Editor Glenn Wallace discuss Lakewood's efforts to quiet community newsletter The Watchdog. Is this an electioneering issue or a question about free speech?
This episode of Reporter Stories expands and updates this story from the Lakewood Sentinel, and is related to another campaign violation complaint that we recently covered.

  • CCM Staff

    Lakewood Community Editor Joseph Rios and West Metro Editor Glenn Wallace discuss Lakewood's efforts to quiet community newsletter The Watchdog. Is this an electioneering issue or a question about free speech?
Reporter Stories, Joseph Rios, Lakewood Colorado, Lakewood Watchdog, campaign finance violation

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