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23 Sep

Announcing the November 2004 Book Sense Picks

Here is a preview of the November Book Sense Picks. Independent booksellers in the Book Sense program will receive the Picks fliers in the October Red Box.

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23 Sep

Weary Booksellers Weather Another Storm

A tumultuous hurricane season continued last week for booksellers and millions of others in the hard-hit states of the Southeast. The latest storm to reach the U.S., Hurricane Ivan, buffeted the South and then traveled north as a tropical storm, leaving at least 52 people dead in the U.S., according to the wire services. Among the hardest hit areas was a 370-mile stretch of the Gulf Coast, from Louisiana to Florida.

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23 Sep

Downtown Hudson Merchants Wage Fight to Preserve Main Street Vitality

This November 2, while people across the country take their turn casting a ballot for the next U.S. president, residents and merchants of Hudson, Ohio, will be asked to cast their vote on another matter that could significantly impact their future.

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23 Sep

ABA Board of Directors Meets in Denver

The American Booksellers Association's Board of Directors and senior staff met from Sunday, September 19, through Tuesday, September 21, in Denver.

During the meeting the ABA Board:

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