Pancake breakfast set by Princeton Methodist Church
Princeton Methodist Church sponsors a pancake breakfast from 7 to 11 a.m. Saturday with a free will donation for pancakes, sausage, eggs and juice. Ottawa area churches host weekend worship events including a Covenant Prayers drama and cantata The Life of Christ with choir and orchestra.
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Princeton
Princeton Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Christ
David T. Clydesdale
Dale Fox
Ottawa public schools count 120 years of service in retirements
The Ottawa Board of Education accepted five early retirements at a Monday meeting. Garfield principal Bill Ratliff retires after 17 years as administrator and 33 in education. Lincoln Elementary third grade teacher Juanita Snider leaves after 19 years with the district. Eisenhower second grade teacher Janice Burka retires after 23 years. Ottawa High School staff DeeAnna Kimes and Edward Spigle retire after 33 and 29 years respectively. Eligibility requires 55 to 64 age, 10 years in district, 20 years under KPERS.
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Ttawa Public Schools
Ottawa Board of Education
Garfield
Bill Ratliff
Ratliff
Garfield Elementary
Juanita “Winki” Snider
Lincoln Elementary
Ottawa
Jani¢e ‘Buiik
Eisenhower
DeeAnna Kimes
Ottawa High School
OHS
Edward Spigle
KPERS
Marcia Mitchell
City to mall insurance switch eyed by Ottawa officials
The Ottawa city commission will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday to consider changing its property insurance carrier from Employers Mutual Corp to Titan Insurance of San Antonio. Titan would cost about 104 324 for 1997, roughly 2 630 less than the current policy, with local agency ties preferred by several commissioners. The agenda also includes zoning tweaks for business signs in residential areas, weed nuisance abatement enforcement, a daycare special use permit at 823 S Cedar, and adopting the Neighborhood Revitalization Act to partner with county and Ottawa school district. Proclamations cover Renita Abel Day April 9, Cancer Awareness Month in April, and National Library Week April 13 20. Phase CIS seeks downtown ribbon promotion for Health Promotion Month aimed at teen pregnancy, substance abuse, and domestic violence awareness.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
City Commission
City Hall
Employers Mutual Corp
Titan Insurance
San Antonio
Texas
Titan
Olathe Insurance Agency
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Board of Zoning Appeals
eAn
S. Cedar
Planning Commission
Ottawa
Ottawa Utilities
Kim Bradley
Kansas Municipal Energy Association Board
Renita Abel
Abel
Eugene Field
Kansas
Emporia State University
CIS
Steady State Revenue May Foresee No Major Change
In Topeka, the Consensus Estimating Group will meet Friday to review March state income and may keep its forecast for the last quarter of this fiscal year and the first outlook for next year unchanged. Budget Director Gloria Timmer said March revenue was very stable, aligning with November projections. The group, including budget analysts and university economists, meets twice yearly to set and update projections that guide the governor’s budget and legislative appropriations.
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Topeka
Kan
Gloria Timmer
Legislature. Com
Summer school discussed at Ottawa Middle Board meeting
Ottawa Middle School principal Dale Fox urged considering Saturday school to support students failing concepts earlier in the year. The board weighed costs for textbooks and reviewed summer program updates, while approving staffing moves and curriculum changes.
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Dale Fox
Ottawa
Fox
Ludwick
Ottawa Subscription Prices Across Delivery Areas
Reader information outlines carrier and mail rates for Ottawa and surrounding regions. Rates include $7.10 monthly for carrier delivery in Ottawa, $7.75 for rural cartier towns, $8.10 for rural motor route, $8.05 for Franklin and adjoining counties mail, $9.80 for rest of Kansas, and $10.10 for all other states, tax excluded. Discounts apply for thrash six and two month subscriptions.
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Ottawa
Cartier
Franklin
Kansas
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temps
Tonight mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain and possible thunderstorms. Low around 50 with south winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday mostly cloudy and cooler with a 50 percent chance of rain and possible thunderstorms. High near 60 with south winds 10 to 20 mph.
Man Arrested on City Warrant, Meth Found During Stop
Paul C Byrd, 40, of 822 S Mulberry Ottawa, was stopped in the 200 block of East Fourth after officers recognized him on a failure to appear warrant for dog running at large. A trace of methamphetamine and paraphernalia were found. He remained jailed on $105 bond. A felony drug charge is expected later this week.
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Ottawa
Paul Carden Byrd
S. Mulberry
East Fourth
Charles Bowling
Byrd
Franklin County
Ottawa Daily Police Briefs and Local Incidents
Daily report items detail alcohol transport, vehicle damage under $500, arrestees for suspended licenses, church break-in theft, school thefts, park vandalism, damages to a Dodge and curb, multiple fires including a VW Beetle electrical short, and ambulance calls. Court filings list several theft, drug, and burglary charges along with marriage licenses and juvenile offense notes.
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John Richard Pendleton
Tony L. Goodwin
Jackson Road
Julieumm
Civil Naurea L
Bo James Johnson
Shannon Suzanne Bryan
Centropolis
Amy Michelle Campbell
N. Sycamore
Karen Ann Leroy
Wellsville
Chad Eric Eneichen
Martha Louise Sparks
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Linda Baker
Ottawa Christian Center
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Grant
Move of God
Heritage Fellowship
Cincinnati
Ohio
Valerie Wolf
Marge Stevens
Hawthorne
Mark Laws
Laws
Gary Mavity
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bob Bezek Jr
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Patty WaTrt Isovink
John D. Montgomery
Imongomery
Otawaherald.com
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Kathy Miller
Ofice
Gene Kelsey
Jean Rossman
Wayne Snow
Laday
AccuWeather
Okla
Gily
Pittsburg
Quana Water Plain
Senne
Clintor
Hillsdale IF
Melvern
Pomona
Man
Daily Report
Peterson
Roger W. Coffman Jr
E. Wilson
S. Ash
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2Nd
Main
Kathleen A. McCurdy
Jennifer L. Robinson
Poplar
Thomas D. Adamson
N. Locust
Robinson
Robert E. Dennison
South Cedar
Sandra L. Fuentes
Williamsburg
Willow
Vermont Road
John Cumley
Cutler Township
Joe Schweiger
Wyoming Road
Kentucky Road
Indiana Terrace
Riley Road
Indiana Road
Dennis Bowie
Eugene Gilliland
Montana Road
S. Princeton
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Shawn Barger
Reading
Aimee L. Black
Eisen
Hower Road
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