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March 17, 2009

Needs a bigger room

Yesterday, the Senate Judiciary Committee set up in a conference room on the first floor of the Statehouse to kick off their hearings on same-sex marriage.

Only a small portion of the crowd could fit in the room - maybe 50-60 people of the hundreds who turned out.

Sen. Dick Sears, the chairman of the committee, said he would move Tuesday's session to the larger conference room on the first floor. It's a space that could fit hundreds.

Well, this morning no one showed up.

A few lobbyists, a handful of citizens and some reporters had their choice of chairs in the room.

-Dan Barlow

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