Bulletin Submission Form:
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Fields marked with * are required.  

Please note:  Use of " Double Quotation Marks " should be avoided, 
as they cause unpredictable results.  ' Single Quotes ' in the text are fine.

Enter your bulletin here:*  See Formatting Hints Below

Please enter your name as you would like it to appear with your notice.
First Name: *  Last Name: *
Organization: (if applicable)
Email address will not appear with your notice unless you elect to include it.
E-mail Address: * 
*Would you like your e-mail address to appear with your notice?
Yes   No

 Formatting Hints:
Make your bulletin more readable, or add emphasis to important phrases with HTML tags.

Common tags that may be useful include:

Paragraph Tag
Insert <p>  at any point to start a new paragraph.  Without this tag, your bulletin will be one continuous paragraph from beginning to end.  This tag is left-aligned by default.
Centering for a given paragraph can be done by adding the center-align attribute to the paragraph tag: <p align=center>
Switching back to the plain tag <p> will make subsequent paragraphs left-aligned.

Bold Tags (beginning and ending)
<b> </b>  Use to make any words or phrases bold
Example: <b>Jump Now</b> Jack.
Yields: Jump Now Jack

Underline Tags (beginning and ending)
<u> </u> Use to underline words or phrases
Example: <u>Jump Now</u> Jack
Yields: Jump Now Jack

Italics (beginning and ending)
<i> </i> Use to italicize words or phrases
Example: <i>Jump Now</i> Jack
Yields: Jump Now Jack

Line Break
Insert <br> at any point to start text on a new line. 
This does not begin a new paragraph, it just forces a line break.
Example: Jumping Jack<br> 529 Hill St.<br>Jacksonville
Yields: 
Jumping Jack
529 Hill St.
Jacksonville

In addition to these examples, all standard HTML tags are supported, just don't use quotation marks within tags.   As mentioned above, using quotation marks anywhere, whether inside HTML tags or not,  should be avoided.