12/17/2009 6:00:00 AM News Briefs: Thursday, December 17, 2009
GOLDEN SHORES
Vandals recently shot the Route 66 interpretive signs about three miles north of Golden Shores.
"The interpretive signs at the Historic Route 66 kiosk didn't make it two years before being vandalized," said Bureau of Land Management Recreation Planner Bruce Asbjorn.
It will cost close to $2,000 to replace the shot-up signs, he said.
The incident is under investigation. If anyone has any information about the interpretive sign vandalism, contact BLM Law Enforcement at (602) 679-8119.
KINGMAN
A missing man being sought by the Mohave County Sheriff's Office has been found.
Gerald Leroy Schock, 62, of Mohave Valley was located by Fort Mohave Tribal Police late Tuesday evening around midnight.
The Sheriff's Office issued a news release last week asking the public's assistance in locating Schock. Schock was last seen at the Avi Resort in Laughlin, Nev., on Dec. 4.
Authorities said the man suffered from dementia.
H1N1 vaccines available Saturday
KINGMAN - The Mohave County Department of Public Health is holding an H1N1 vaccination clinic on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2601 Stockton Hill Road, Suite C.
The clinic is open to all individuals and the vaccination is free.
B&G Christmas store closes today
KINGMAN - The Kingman Boys and Girls Club Christmas Store closes at 6:30 p.m. today.
Prices start at 10 cents. Proceeds benefit the Boys and Girls Club, 301 N. First St.
