SPORTS NEWS:

Retired race car driver Dick Trickle found dead
KEYWORD:
Posted: Monday, 15 October 2012 6:09AM

Hackers Create Financial Crisis In Burlington



kgmi@kgmi.com

BURLINGTON, Wash.  (Metro)  -- The City of Burlington is scrambling for now after someone stole about one eighth of the city's $4 million general fund from Bank of America. 

City Manager Bryan Harrison tells Channel Five the scheme was so sophisticated that no one's yet sure what happened. 

All city workers and about 200 people on the Burlington sewer system have had to change their bank information. 

Officials say they will recover the money.

Copyright © 2012
Metro Networks Inc.

Filed Under :  
Topics : Business_Finance, Labor
Social : , 
Locations : Burlington
People : Bryan Harrison

Pilot 'lucky' after dramatic Lynden plane crash
Small plane clips trees as it approaches airport

Man accused of writing letters threatening Governor
Bellingham man facing charges

Purse thief takes a dip into creek
Fails to escape Police

Oil seeping into bay gets temporary fix
Oil from the RG Haley site

Elenbaas running for Whactom County Council
Council's Second District seat

Patrols target cell phone abusers
Also on the lookout for people not wearing a seatbelt

Punishment increased for boating under the influence
New law taking effect in July

Fire-related deaths down in Washington
New report from the Office of the State Fire Marshal

Florist who refused to supply gay wedding sues state
Response to consumer-protection lawsuit

McDonald's employee's stolen car turns up at drive-thru
Same day it was stolen

Lottery jackpots swell
Ticket sales are soaring

Costco submits potential plans for new location
Mayor stresses need for "employment land"