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This Newsletter is “Green!”
Greetings Neighbors!
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corresponding to Fall 2009. Notice among the interesting articles and news, the announcement of the UMHN FALL GENERAL MEETING which will take place next Tuesday October 27, at ST. Anne Church, starting at 6:30 pm. Bring a friend, a neighbor, all your family! and enjoy our speakers along with cider and donuts.
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Neighborhood View Newsletter
Fall 2009
Volume 10, Issue 3You may download the Online PDF version here or read the articles while navigating our website (see links below). In this Number:
National Night Out 2009 Loose Leaf Pickup 2009 What Can I Recycle? Archives
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Check out our back issues of Neighborhood View. Travel in history to see what the Association has worked for, and accomplished in our community.
2009 - Volume 10 
2008 - Volume 9 
2007 - Volume 8 2006 - Volume 7 2005 - Volume 6 2004 - Volume 5 2003 - Volume 4 2002 - Volume 3 2001 - Volume 2
