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news anchor for WIBW-TV, animal lover & runner
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Lyon Co. investigating fireworks damage to Olpe fire station

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By Melissa Brunner Verified
| WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS) Verified
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Authorities are putting out a call for information to find out who’s behind damage at Olpe’s fire station. The Lyon Co. Sheriff’s Office says the Olpe fire house and city maintenance building had broken glass, burns and dents. A deputy also found debris in the road that makes them believe fireworks is behind the damage. Authorities say the damage likely happened July 4th night. Anyone with information should contact the Lyon Co. Sheriff’s Office, 620-341-3205. .
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End of road in sight for some Shawnee Co. projects

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By Melissa Brunner Verified
| WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS) Verified
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - You know summer’s in full swing when you see all the orange cones around town. Shawnee County is no exception. Commissioner Aaron Mays visited Eye on NE Kansas to update a few of their projects. Mays said the county avoided starting any new major projects with extensive road closures this summer. He noted SE Berryton Rd. at 69th St. as one exception. It recently entered a new phase installing new storm sewers and culverts.
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Celebrate National Kitten Day with Clickety Clack and Helping Hands

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By Melissa Brunner Verified
| WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS) Verified
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A curious kitten named Clickety Clack was the purr-fect guest to mark National Kitten Day. The young tortoiseshell joined Emi Griess from Helping Hands Humane Society in a visit to Eye on NE Kansas. Emi said a person found Clickety Clack with broken jaws and brought her to the shelter. Veterinary staff treated her. She recovered in a foster home and is now ready to find her fur-ever family. It’s been a busy week for kittens at the shelter, with more than 40 arriving one day.
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