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Coinciding with the Health and Wellness Fair at the Cheyenne County Community Center this Saturday, members of the Frank Welch Masonic Lodge are teaming up with law enforcement officials to provide the Nebraska Freemasons Child Identification Program, also known as CHIP.
The program will be offered from 8 a.m. to noon or until the last group has gone through at the center, according to lodge member Scott McDaniel.
The program is endorsed by the State Troopers Association of Nebraska, the Nebraska Sheriff’s Association, the Nebraska Dental Association, the Nebraska Dental Hygienists’ Ass...
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