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November 11, 2025

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Newsletters 2022

20220203 Five Things to Know for February 3, 2022 (400 downloads )
20220131 WACD Week 3 Legislative Update (742 downloads )
20220127 Five Things to Know for January 27, 2022 (518 downloads )
20220124 WACD Week 2 Legislative Update (844 downloads )
20220120 Five Things to Know for January 20, 2022 (502 downloads )
20220113 Five Things to Know for January 13, 2022 (393 downloads )
20220106 Five Things to Know for January 6, 2022 (490 downloads )

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