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Maryland to Celebrate Unclaimed Property Day on February 1

Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman and the Office of the Comptroller will celebrate February 1, 2024, as Unclaimed Property Day in Maryland, which will coincid

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Daily digest - Democratic U S Senate candidate to make a stop in Fayetteville

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate to make a stop in Fayetteville

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Wyoming County Sheriff s Office gets extra funding

Wyoming County Sheriff s Office gets extra funding
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Over $60,500 worth of unclaimed property returned to Wyoming County Sheriff s Department

pineville, w.va. – State Treasurer Riley Moore on Tuesday announced that his office’s Unclaimed Property Division has returned more than $60,500 worth of unclaimed property to the Wyoming County Sheriff’s

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Attorney General Todd Rokita reunites hardworking Hoosiers with a record breaking $81 million in 2023 and continues to succeed in his New Year s resolution to return another record-breaking amount of cash

Attorney General Todd Rokita invites fellow, regular Hoosiers to visit IndianaUnclaimed.gov to see if they have some extra money waiting for them to make this year even better than the last. “We set the record last year by returning over $81 million to our hardworking Hoosiers who deserve to have their money returned,” Attorney General Rokita said. “My office is committed to serving the people of

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