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Credit: City of Valley Falls/Facebook
(KAIR)--Fourth of July weekend property damage is being investigated in the City of Valley Falls.
According to a social media post made to the City's official Facebook page late Sunday afternoon, a bench, located at the Valley Falls boat ramp and funded through a grant award, was thrown into the Delaware River.
While an exact time for the damage isn't immediately stated, the City says it happened sometime over the July 4 weekend and security cameras are being checked.
The City asks that anyone with information related to the crime to contact Valley Falls City Hall.
The release notes that while the bench was funded through non-city funds, but purchased through a grant, the monies are still tax-payer funded.
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