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"Old" District websites post-merger

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"Old" District websites post-merger

3 months 3 weeks ago
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I am the District Director for District 24.  We are merging to form District 209 and will have a separate website for District 209.  I would like to keep our District 24 website active for historical/archival purposes.  Will the District-level websites for the "old" District numbers (such as District 24) continue to exist?

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At this point because of preivacy laws after 90 days it will be removed.
Best to start archiving to another repository.
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Cyotek WebCopy is a free tool for downloading the content of a website onto your local device. I'm not super technical and I was able to figure it out. You can store a snapshot of your site. Hope this helps.
www.cyotek.com/cyotek-webcopy
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