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St. James City man arrested for allegedly running mail scam (The News-Press) A St. James City man was arrested on one count each of fraud and violating his probation for allegedly running a mail scam. More . . . Paperless Payrolls (Salina Journal) Preparing payrolls used to mean lots of paper checks, check stubs, envelopes, ink -- and time. More . . . Notes: Raucci sought perks (Albany Times Union) E-mails, other evidence brought out in terror trial of ex-school union leader More . . . A desire to volunteer (The Topeka Capital-Journal) Denise Kaberline needed to get out of the house. read more More . . . Topekans feel good about helping others (The Topeka Capital-Journal) Denise Kaberline needed to get out of the house. Diagnosed with complex partial epilepsy in 2000, the Topeka woman could no longer drive and spent most of her time feeling "cooped up" in her home. In 2005, she'd had enough and made a phone call that changed her life, as well as the life of others. She called a friend who volunteered at the food bank at Let's Help. read more More . . . Recession helps scammers prey on Valley residents (The Fresno Bee) With 15 million Americans out of work, authorities are scrambling to keep up with con artists who offer bogus business opportunities to people desperate for money. More . . . Recession helps scammers prey on Valley residents (Merced Sun-Star) With 15 million Americans out of work, authorities are scrambling to keep up with con artists who of More . . . Light at the End of the Jobs Tunnel Won't be Obvious (CBS News) Americans Who Stop Looking for Work Aren't Included in the Unemployment Rate More . . . Fraudster's monthly payback: $1,000; owes $2.1M (Lancaster Online) Allen Perry may never be able to pay the entire $2.5 million restitution he owes.But a Lancaster County judge is going to make him try.Starting this month, Perry, 51, of Landisville, must pay $1,000 a month toward his outstanding bill with the county, according to an order by President Judge Joseph ... More . . . The Delectably 'True Confections' Of A Chocoholic (NPR) Katherine Weber delivers the delightfully sardonic story of Alice Tatnall Ziplinsky — an ambitious candy aficionado and heiress (by marriage) to the 84-year-old Zip's candy company. Alice's narrative — plump with candy history, candy commentary and personal anecdotes — is one to be savored. More . . . Advertise on this page
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