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Local business donates police badge stickers

Pat’s Print Shop donated 500 Junior Police Officer stickers to the Richwood Police Department on March 6. Chief of Police Jim Hill expressed his appreciation for the donation at the regular meeting of the village council on Monday and said that the stickers are a great way for the department to connect with the children and students. Pictured at right, from left, Pat’s Print Shop Co-owner Levi Lookabaugh and Officer Kirby Brandenburg hold up the sticker inside the print shop.

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