Steamboat Briefs: Hayden reading program returns for the summer
Monday, June 6, 2011
Steamboat Springs The Hayden Public Library youth summer reading program starts this week. A local youth who participates in the program is recognized as the Reader of the Week. For more information, call library director Ana Lash at 970-276-3777.
Volunteer judges sought for the Mustang Roundup
The Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association is seeking volunteers for the 23rd annual Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup on June 18. Volunteers will help judge the more than 400 classic Mustang cars from 9:30 a.m. to noon. No experience is necessary, and all volunteers will receive a free 2011 Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup T-shirt. Those interested can call Sarah Leonard at 970-875-7006 or stop by the Chamber at 125 Anglers Drive.
VA issues warning about a potential phone scam
The Department of Veterans Affairs is warning veterans not to disclose personal information over the phone to callers claiming to update, confirm or verify VA-related information, according to a news release. According to the VA, the fraudulent callers are asking for credit card numbers, bank routing numbers and other personal and financial information. A recent call reported included the caller claiming to be a VA employee and stating that the veteran’s medical card has expired.
VA warns veterans to be wary of calls coming from 888-555-1234. Veterans with questions should call the VA at 877-222-8387.
South Routt’s summer reading programs starting
The Summer Reading Program is starting in South Routt County for the Yampa and Oak Creek public libraries. The program is at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays at both libraries through summer.
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