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WELCOME TO DISTRICT 90! 
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District Report – JUNE 2010
Finally, summer is here! We have accomplished much during the first half of this year. Our next Assembly will be in August. We are traveling to San Jose to participate in another Area business meeting and to attend workshops on various AA topics. The Summer Assembly is always a good time to catch up, continue to conduct the business of AA and get more informed in what is happening. On that note, our District is discussing putting in a bid for the Summer Assembly in 2011. If our bid gets accepted, we will need a lot of help. Our past experience with hosting Assemblies has been wonderful as we come together in unity to serve Alcoholics Anonymous as a whole.
There are at least four motions that will be discussed at the Summer Assembly so please ask your General Service Representative to go over them all with your group and send the GSR to the Assembly informed with your group conscience.
I have been so grateful recently. My family has seen many milestones achieved, and I know that without the hand of AA being there for me, I would not have seen these come about. General Service makes sure the hand continues to be extended to the next suffering alcoholic that needs help.
Humbly serving you,
Kate M.
District Committee Member Chair
District 90
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DISTRICT 90 WEBSITE GUIDELINES
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THE TWELVE STEPS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
THE TWELVE TRADITIONS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
THE TWELVE CONCEPTS FOR WORLD SERVICE
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AA RESPONSIBILITY DECLARATION
"I am responsible.
When anyone, anywhere reaches out for help
I want the hand of AA always to be there.
And for that I am responsible."
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