Region Newsletters

The News is the newsletter of the Greater Pacific Region and is published the first of the second month after a Region meeting. It includes dates of meeting, events and current listing of Board members, directions to meeting place and advertising rates. Complimentary copies are sent to the GPR Presidents, Educations Chairmen, Program Chairmen, Newsletter Editors, Region Representatives, GPR Executive Board of Directors, and members of the EGA Board of Directors. An annual subscription to GPR News is available by either e-Mail (free) or black and white hardcopy for $10.00/year.

Please note: The region newsletter and handbook are password protected and available to Region members only.

You can read the newsletter in two versions: a web-based version that's formatted to be read on-line and a print version that's formatted to be printed and read as hardcopy.

August 2010 (updated 7/26/2010)	On-Line Format	Print Format
April 2010 (updated 4/3/2010)	On-Line Format	Print Format
December 2009 (Updated 12/3/2009)	On-Line Format	Print Format

Region Handbook: February 2010 (Updated 02/04/2010) June 2010 Addendum (Updated 06/05/2010)

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