General correspondence, 1910-[ongoing].

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General correspondence, 1910-[ongoing].

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General correspondence of operating units of the Saratoga Springs Commission, Authority and Division, the disposition of which is not provided for elsewhere and which no longer has sufficient administrative, legal or fiscal value to warrant its continued retention.

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