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Appreciation from Arkansas Division of Youth Services

Posted by: Mike Cormier on 11/25/2009

I just wanted to say that I appreciate everyone at Handel for all your hard work on RiteTrack with the Arkansas Division of Youth Services!
 
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
 
Barry Rowland
Acting Information Systems Coordinator
Arkansas Division of Youth Services

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