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WMSS Privacy Policy
WMSS is a student radio station operated by students grades 7-12 in the Middletown Area School District. Calling WMSS students with inappropriate calls or messages is not tolerated and will be reported to local law enforcement.
From time to time, WMSS may ask you for personal information. Providing personal information to WMSS is strictly voluntary.
Information such as age, gender, race, etc. may be used to determine who is listening to us, looking at our website, etc.
Other information, such as your name, address, e-mail address, etc. may be used to send you information or news about WMSS.
You will not be added to any mailing lists (e-mail or US mail, including our own) without your permission.
Any requests to be added to any e-mail lists will be confirmed prior to adding the address.
WMSS will not provide your information to third parties without your express consent.
WMSS has an opt-in policy for any mailing lists, requiring your explicit request to be placed on such a list.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 717-948-9136
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18 December 2018
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Missouri infant saved after father attempts to drown her in pond because of ‘bad thoughts,’ cops say
A Missouri infant was saved Monday after her father attempted to drown her in a pond because he was having “bad thoughts,” then left her in the frigid water as he walked to the police station to report the crime, cops said.
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Homelessness ticks up nationwide, as West Coast still leads the country
Even as the economy continues to boom, the number of homeless Americans crept higher in 2018 as higher rents push people out onto the streets, and cities consider pouring millions to fix the problem.
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Nevada officials say death row inmate trying to kill himself
Prison officials say Nevada death row inmate Scott Dozier has gone to great lengths to kill himself while awaiting execution, including attempting to obtain drops of a deadly drug on a piece of paper sent through prison mail.
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Removal of disputed Los Angeles school mural put on hold
Amid growing objections, the Los Angeles Unified School District has paused plans to paint over a campus mural of actress Ava Gardner that Koreatown activists contend resembles the Japanese imperial battle flag.
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