Amber Alerts

It’s only a small site with only a handful of readers, but I still thought “heck, why not?” when it came to installing the Amber Alert Ticker that you see at the top of the main page. It took all of 2 minutes and if someone sees something on this site and has some information it might just prove to be invaluable!

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