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Newspaper Subscription Form – Yearly Payment NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION FORM – YEARLY PAYMENT To subscribe, please complete this form (along with a copy of your OVA membership card) and send to: [email protected] & [email protected]. A) SUBSCRIPTION STATUS (Please select) Are you a current subscriber? 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