Restaurant owners, managers and staff across the state are urged to be on guard against a potential scam in which an unidentified caller claims to be a health inspector and asks for business information and money.
Lydia Johnson, Director of Food Safety says the caller is not a licensed agent of the state or any county. She also says that inspections are always unannounced.
If a restaurant is contacted by someone claiming to be a health inspector who seems suspicious, restaurant personnel should contact local law enforcement.
Monday June 17th
Barry Ickes
Tuesday June 18th
David Ickes
Wednesday June 19th
Composer Burt Bacharach
Anyone Who Had A Heart
Director William Friedkin
The Friedkin Connection - A Memoir
Actor Robert Picardo
China...
Dell Laptop Computer,
Windows 7, works great, a few
years old, with case - $200
Home Interior Pictures,
ten, various sizes and scenes,
will sell separately or - $40 for set
Nancy, Altoona 943-1294
Redwood Lawn Furniture,
4 chairs and one...
Monday June 10th
Steve Willett Supersized
9 - 11:45am
Tuesday June 11th
Guest Cohost David Ickes
Wednesday June 12th
Dr. Gabe Mirkin
Dr. Mirkin.com
Dr. Gabe Mirkin on Fitness & Health Facebook page
Dr. Mirkin on Twitter
Thursday...
E-Mail
