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Trading tickets for donations

Herald Staff Writer

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Thursday, Oct 23, 2014 3:15 PM MT

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The Bayfield Marshal's Office is going pink next week for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Instead of writing tickets with a fine for traffic violations, staff will give warnings and ask if drivers would like to donate to the cause. Donations also can be made at passionatelypink.org; click on the 'Give To An Event' tab; and type in "badges against breast cancer" in the event name field. Proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The marshal and deputies are wearing pink T-shirts or citation bars on their uniforms this month for breast cancer awareness.
The Bayfield Marshal's Office is going pink next week for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Instead of writing tickets with a fine for traffic violations, staff will give warnings and ask if drivers would like to donate to the cause. Donations also can be made at passionatelypink.org; click on the 'Give To An Event' tab; and type in "badges against breast cancer" in the event name field. Proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The marshal and deputies are wearing pink T-shirts or citation bars on their uniforms this month for breast cancer awareness.Courtesy photo

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