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SRT Donates $7,500 to Velva Sports Complex

SRT Donates $7,500 to Velva Sports Complex

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SRT board members Dennis Schott and Tom Jespersen presented Larry Sandy, Athletic Director of Velva Public School (pictured center), with a $7,500 check for the Velva Sports Complex renovation. The current Velva athletics building needs updates. The new climate-controlled facility will include handicap accessible restrooms, concessions, more efficient storage for sports gear, a huddle room, and a ticket window.  Congrats to the Velva community on these improvements.

E-MAIL SCAM ALERT

E-MAIL SCAM ALERT

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Some SRT Internet customers have received an email notifying them that their email address will be deactivated. Unfortunately, this is what is called a phishing scam, aimed at trying to encourage you to click a link to a fraudulent website. If you received this message we encourage you to delete it. As always, if you have questions about a strange email, we urge you to contact SRT to verify its contents.
 
If you receive the message, delete it without opening. 

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