Don't Mess With Elk Grove: City Sends Strong Message To Texas In Ad
The city says it wants to become the most jobs-aggressive and business-friendly city in the state. The ad is meant to send a message.
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The city says it wants to become the most jobs-aggressive and business-friendly city in the state. The ad is meant to send a message.
"One of the things we look for is fake return addresses, and unfortunately what they've started to do is use real people's names and addresses," said postal inspector Jeff Fitch.
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Mother says her 5-year-old spent $69.95 on a "free" game.
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