The Union Recorder

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November 18, 2009

Print edition, November 18, 2009

Commissioners set recreation department policies, procedures



Educate to graduate

Fraternity educates young men for success



Big Click photography show returns



Carmike holding ‘Starve a Vampire blood drive’



State charter school commission stirs up controversy



ARF offering gift-giving opportunities for holidays



Led by China, carbon pollution up despite economy



Crime Digest



Day Book



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