Kansas AG warns of tele phone credit card scam
The Kansas Attorney General office warns residents about a telephone scam in five counties claiming to be from Visa or Mastercard. Scammers target already known card numbers and addresses and ask for security numbers on the back. They pretend to verify legitimacy with badge numbers, but cards issuers never request those numbers. Consumers should not reveal personal or financial information and file police reports if scammed. Contact KS AG Consumer Protection at 800 432 2310 or visit ksag.org.
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Kansas
Steve Six
Visa
Mastercard
Attorney General’s
Consumer Protection Division
Ksag. Org
Senior Citizen Dinner Tonight at Finney County
The Finney County Senior Citizen Association invites all 55 plus members and guests to a covered dish dinner at the Senior Center on 907 N 10th St. at 6 p.m. The evening includes a business meeting and entertainment by The Sunshiner's. For details call Shirley Ball or Norma Nichols.
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Finney County Senior Citizen Association
10Th St
Sunshiner's
Shirley Ball
Norma Nichols
Animal Shelter to Change Hours in City
Beginning Monday, the Finney County Animal Shelter will shift hours to noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Staff say the change will improve access to the shelter, which was previously closed during the noon hour and had limited Saturday hours.
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En City
Finney County
Imal
Lter
Amboree Planned Saturday in Cimarron
The Southwest Cimarron Boree will kick off at 4 am Saturday at the Gray County Over 50 Center 221 S in St Cimarron. The public event includes a covered dish supper at 6 pm and musical entertainment.
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Grayunty
Center
Cimarron
Haskell County GOP primary focuses on sheriff and attorney races
In Haskell County voters face contested Republican races for sheriff and county attorney with two candidates each. Sheriff contenders are incumbent Larry Phoenix and former undersheriff Troy Briggs, with Briggs now at Gray County Sheriff's Office. County attorney contenders Lynn Koehn and Bryce Haverkamp both based in Garden City but planning to move to Haskell.
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Haskell County
Register of Deeds
Larry Phoenix
Troy Briggs
Gray County Sheriff’s Office
Phoenix
Garden City Community College
Terry
Briggs
South Gray High School
GCCC
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
Gray County
James Dodge
Haskell
Lynn Koehn
Bryce Haverkamp
Garden City
Lee Richardson Zoo seeks extra keeper to ease overtime load
Lee Richardson Zoo runs 13 animal keepers on tight hours with overtime averaging thousands annually. Directors say adding one more keeper in 2009 would restore rest days, improve training time, and reduce staff turnover while supporting animal care and educational programs.
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Stacy Cornish
Lee Richardson Zoo
Tim Singiser
Asia
Singiser
Kathy Sexson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Lee Richardson
Sexson
Parks Department
Steve Michel
Garden City Parks and Tree Board
Alan Geier
Michel
Two candidates gear up for paperless register of deeds
Kimball and Huffine, Republicans in Sublette, contest the register of deeds post. Huffine, 52, in office since 2004, touts microfilming progress and under budget results while pursuing state and regional association roles. Kimball, 52, owner of Haskell County Abstract, promotes long range planning and eventual electronic storage based on her 30 years in real estate document management.
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Kansas Register of Deeds Association
Southwest Kansas Register of Deeds Association
Michael
Kimball
Register of Deeds
Haskell County Register of Deeds Office
Haskell County Abstract and Title Co
Sublette
Kansas State University
Brad
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Bailey
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Fort Hays State University
University of South Dakota
Western Kansas Regional Public Defender’s
Haverkamp
Washburn
University of Denver
Friends University
Kansas Bar Association
Center For Independent Living
Janette
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