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LAKE ANDES — Authorities are continuing their investigation into this week’s shooting in Lake Andes, but no details had been released as of Wednesday night.

Federal prosecutors say Chris Saunsoci, 42, was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours for which he was paid twice. Saunsoci faces up to 370 years in federal prison on the charges.

Federal prosecutors allege Saunsoci was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours he was paid twice for.

Federal prosecutors say Chris Saunsoci, 42, was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours for which he was paid twice. Saunsoci faces up to 370 years in federal prison on the charges.

Federal prosecutors say Chris Saunsoci, 42, was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours for which he was paid twice. Saunsoci faces up to 370 years in federal prison on the charges.

Federal prosecutors say Chris Saunsoci, 42, was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours for which he was paid twice. Saunsoci faces up to 370 years in federal prison on the charges.

Federal prosecutors say Chris Saunsoci, 42, was recording overlapping time punches for two different positions on 139 separate days, which resulted in nearly 600 hours for which he was paid twice. Saunsoci faces up to 370 years in federal prison on the charges.

As Snapchat’s app continues to grow, the company is turning to the open source community to help further improve its technology infrastructure. This morning, Snap announced it’s acquiring the Toronto-based KeyDB, the developer of an open-source, high-performance database, for an undisclosed sum. The startup’s six-person team, including its co-founders John Sully and Ben Schermel, will […]

Broadwayworld had the pleasure of interviewing Colt Taylor about his career and The Essex Restaurant.

Historian looks at 1918 pandemic here - ‘The worst public health disaster in county history’ The 1918 influenza that infected an estimated one-third of the global population — and killed approximately 50 million people worldwide — was slow to hit Grant County. However, according to Stephen Fox, a Silver City historian, the impact on the county was much greater than any death records or newspaper articles at the time made it out to be, particularly among the H...