KC man charged with passing forged $4,400 check
By ERIC COPELAND
Managing Editor
 A Kansas City man has been charged through Clay County after he attempted to pass a forged $4,400 check at a local bank.
Nickolas S. Miller, 46, attempted to pass the check at the Excelsior Springs branch of Lawson Bank last Thursday. The check had been stolen from a car dealership in Gladstone, according to Lt. Clint Reno of the Excelsior Springs Police Department, but it was on a Lawson Bank account.
“That is why we believe he came to Excelsior Springs to attempt to cash it,” Reno explained.
Miller was apprehended and now faces a felony forgery charge. He is incarcerated in Clay County on a $10,000 bond.
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City levy increases by 5.75¢
By ERIC COPELAND
Managing Editor
The Excelsior Springs City Council approved on a unanimous vote a levy of $1.1485 per $100 of assessed valuation for the coming fiscal year, up nearly six cents from last year.
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