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CTBA
(redirected from Colerain Township Business Association)

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CTBACalifornia Thoroughbred Breeders Association
CTBACenter for Tax and Budget Accountability
CTBACuatro Torres Business Area (Madrid, Spain)
CTBAConverging Technologies Bar Association
CTBACentral Texas Ballooning Association
CTBACentral Texas Bluegrass Association
CTBACentral Texas Barbecue Association
CTBAChinese Taipei Badminton Association
CTBAChinese Taipei Billiard Association
CTBAColerain Township Business Association
CTBACentre for Time Based Art
CTBACentral Triad Baptist Association
CTBACentral Texas Bass Anglers
CTBACentre Technique du Bois et de l'Ameublement (French: Technical Center for Wood and Furniture)
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CINCINNATI: The Colerain Township Business Association (CTBA) has named Larry Feldman, chairman of Great Neck, NY-based Feldman Mall Properties, owners of the Northgate Mall, Businessman of the Year in recognition of the remarkable turnaround the company has achieved at the Colerain Township property.
Feldman Mall chair named top businessman of '07 by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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