Newsletter Archive

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Welcome to the Atlantic Division’s Newsletter Archive.   The archive contains most of the division’s newsletters from 1998 through the issue prior to the current issue.  Only active division members have access to the current issue.  You may download these newsletters for your personal use only.  The newsletters are listed in reverse chronological sequence.  Note: we are working to scan, edit and upload issues from 1970-1998.  This is an ongoing project.

The division newsletter started as the The Delaware Valley Express from it’s inception until 1974. Since then, the newsletter has been known as The Atlantic Division Express (1978 to 1993) and the The Atlantic Division Local (1993-2003).  In the Fall of 2004, it returned to its earlier name, The Atlantic Division Express.

If you have any editions of the newsletter from Volume I Number 1 through  Volume VIII Number 1 (Issue 1 to 29), as well as a few of the missing issues throughout the years, and you are willing to scan them or let us scan them and return them to you, please contact us by sending an email to mail@ADTCA.com.

Many thanks to  Bobby Abrams (#87-26039) for filling a large hole in our archive (1978-1998).

2019-2 Summer
2019-2 Summer
2019-2-Summer.pdf
1.2 MB
315 Downloads
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2019-1 Spring
2019-1 Spring
2019-1-Spring-Web.pdf
2.0 MB
433 Downloads
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2018-4 Winter
2018-4 Winter
2018-4-Winter.pdf
3.8 MB
358 Downloads
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2018-3 Fall
2018-3 Fall
2018-3-Fall-Web.pdf
4.5 MB
321 Downloads
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2018-2 Summer
2018-2 Summer
2018-2-Summer.pdf
2.4 MB
157 Downloads
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2018-1 Spring
2018-1 Spring
2018-1-Spring.pdf
2.7 MB
194 Downloads
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2017-4 Winter
2017-4 Winter
2017-4-Winter-Web.pdf
2.4 MB
319 Downloads
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2017-3 Fall
2017-3 Fall
2017-3-Fall-Web.pdf
2.3 MB
543 Downloads
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2017-2 Summer
2017-2 Summer
2017-2-Summer-Web.pdf
4.2 MB
438 Downloads
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2017-1 Spring
2017-1 Spring
2017-1-Spring-Web.pdf
1.8 MB
407 Downloads
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