The police department received a complaint about the phone scam on May 25.
(Greendale, Ind.) - Greendale Police are warning residents of a new phone scam.
A resident advised the police department on Friday, May 25 that they received a call from a person claiming to be with Publisher’s Clearinghouse and advising they won a sweepstakes.
The scammers attempted to get the resident to send money overnight.
Those receiving a similar call should hang up and never send money.
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at Lawrenceburg Public LibraryThe Indiana Birding Trail is a curated collection of premier birding locations designed to connect people with birds.
Includes investments in major bi-state projects and safer, more efficient roads and bridges across the commonwealth.
Indiana law requires candidates and campaign committees to periodically disclose contribution and expense details.
Girls Wrestling State Finals, EIAC Boys Wrestling, hoops, and swimming stats and scores.
Redwine and Roell each placed in the 125-pound tournament.
Many area high schools earned First Team All-Sportsmanship.
