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    You are at:Home»Local News»Local stores supporting “Back the Blue Event”

    Local stores supporting “Back the Blue Event”

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    By KMAN Staff on August 12, 2016 Local News, Pottawatomie County, Wamego
    (Photo by Joyce Mermis: L to R- Deputy Chief of Police Paul Schliffke, Wamego Store Manager Brenda Schleif, Officer Zachary Mathies.)
    (Photo by Joyce Mermis: L to R- Deputy Chief of Police Paul Schliffke, Wamego Store Manager Brenda Schleif, Officer Zachary Mathies.)
    (Photo by Joyce Mermis: L to R- Deputy Chief of Police Paul Schliffke, Wamego Store Manager Brenda Schleif, Officer Zachary Mathies.)
    Photo courtesy of Tristen Long, Sales Floor Supervisor, Assistant Manager MANHATTAN WATERS TRUE VALUE
    Photo courtesy of Tristen Long, Sales Floor Supervisor, Assistant Manager
    MANHATTAN WATERS TRUE VALUE

    Wamego’s Water’s True Value opened Friday with the “Back the Blue Event” which is in support of local law enforcement. During this event, all seven (7) of the Water’s True Value stores will be giving away 5,000 blue light bulbs to show that support, and encourage others to support their local law enforcement.

    Wamego’s Waters True Value has 360 blue light bulbs to give away while supply lasts.

    Other store locations participating are in Manhattan, Junction City, Salina, Great Bend, Emporia, and Dodge City.

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