After flights canceled, Hawaii family shares nightmare experience of pursuing refund
As pandemic drags on, many still struggle to get travel refunds By HNN Staff | January 22, 2021 at 10:43 AM HST - Updated January 22 at 10:44 AM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Scott Shero-Amba booked seven flights on Philippine Airlines in February. But then, COVID-19 caused chaos and travel was out of the question.
“That’s where the nightmare began,” said Shero-Amba, a Kailua-Kona resident.
Shero-Amba was going to fly the family to the Philippines and Malaysia, including his daughter who attends Penn State University.
It was a venture that required a lot of coordination ― and $4,000 in plane tickets.
Kenton County Sheriff warns of scam callers posing as law enforcement
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COVINGTON, Ky. â Scam callers are at it again, the Kenton County Sheriff s Office said, and they re posing as law enforcement officers to convince victims to hand over money by phone or in person.
According to a scam alert Wednesday, the caller identifies themselves as Lt. Yarboro with the Kenton County Sheriff s Office, most recently from (859) 474-7750. Then, they ask for money in order take care of outstanding warrants or court costs.
But the sheriff s office said their staff will never ask citizens for money over the phone for missed jury duty, court fees or outstanding warrants.
“Since his appointment in 2018, Paul Rodriguez has been a tireless advocate for New Jersey’s most vulnerable and provided the Division of Consumer Affairs with the requisite expertise and vision to navigate the unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic,” Murphy said in a statement.
“Paul’s counsel and professionalism will be a strong addition to the Biden-Harris Administration, and I thank him for his dedication to the betterment of our state.”
Grewal shared similar sentiments saying Rodriguez possessed remarkable skill, agility, and determination when it comes to protecting consumers from those who would prey on them.
“Throughout the COVID-19 public health emergency, Paul has demonstrated true leadership during a time of crisis, bringing out the best in his staff, expanding the capabilities and scope of the Division, and fighting to promote equity and protect the most vulnerable, state s attorney general, Gurbir Grewal, said in a statement. We will miss hi
Today is Friday, Jan. 15, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County:
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COVID-19 Vaccine Survey: Montgomery County launched an online survey for residents to better understand concerns about receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. The survey is online and open through Feb. 4. Respondents may remain anonymous and the survey is available in seven languages.
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COVID-19 Testing: Free COVID-19 testing is available throughout the county at eight testing sites today. Click here to view the schedule of clinics.
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Bethesda Road Closure: All southbound lanes of Wisconsin Avenue (MD 355) between Bethesda Avenue and Elm Street will be closed Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in order for a crane to be set up.
Posted: Dec 19, 2020 1:22 PM ET | Last Updated: December 19, 2020
Long-time F1 fans Jason, left, Eileen and Jagger Sheridan, right, spent nearly $1,800 to attend the Montreal Grand Prix, which was cancelled last July. They are still waiting for a refund and are disappointed at how the promoter has treated ticket holders.(Submitted by Eileen Sheridan)