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Metal Detecting ban gets some attention

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sumrtym

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Through efforts of myself and many others. we are working to reverse a ban on metal detecting in our locale. An article just ran in the Kansas City Star today through our efforts last week. I invite you all to read it, and to post your own comments at the end of the article for all to read. It's up to us to show the public the good side of detecting and combat these issues as they crop up.

Ban on metal detectors uncovers grievances with Overland Park
 
I saw this and posted it on another Forum I belong to and it is getting ALLOT of hits and comments!
 
Going to Club meeting Thursday (Gold Coast Treasure Hunters),will sign then.This needs to be stopped. Metal Detectoring has been going on there for years. dl_mooney BH Time Ranger
 
We are tax payers- we should be allowed to use the parks. This type of thing needs to be fought wherever it rears it's ugly head.
 
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