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HRZB - Horizon Financial Corp. Announces Stock Split
Today (09/27/06) HRZB - Horizon Financial Corp. announced a 5 for 4 stock split payable Pctpber 23, 2006. Its shres closed today at $31.00, up $1.05 (+3.51%). This stock is not optionable and has an average d.
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