Region's recycling budget up for 1996 97 in Franklin County
Franklin County commissioners discussed boosting the Lake Region budget to 28 529 for 1996 97 to fund education and waste reduction committees. Ray DeJulio noted regional grants totaling about 500 000 last year and a 250 000 grant for two chippers, one for Miami County and one for Franklin County.
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Anklin County
Lake Region
Franklin County Commission
Ray DeJulio
The
Lake Region Authority
Miami County
Franklin County
DeJulio
Jim Cain
Sanitarian
Girard
Cain
Area artist's work featured at Ottawa Library April exhibit
Richmond artist Mary Hall is the Ottawa Library monthlong featured artist for April. Her acrylic, watercolor, and pen and ink pieces center on the theme Kansas. The Easter musical The Witness, showing Peter's view of Jesus, is set for 7 p.m. Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday at Ottawa Church of the Nazarene. For details, call 242-4723.
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Library Mary Hall
Richmond
Ottawa
Kansas
Witness
Jesus
Peter
Ottawa Church of the Nazarene
Princeton Methodist
Princeton Methodist Church
Shelly Welch
Darrell Holaday
Kansas Agriculture Marketing Association
Farm Bureau
Franklin County
Quick action saves day as boy calls 911 for grandmother
In Franklin County a boy named Timothy Morrows’ quick thinking saved his grandmother after a seizure. He improvised when he could not recall the address, fetched a neighbor, and prompted paramedics to arrive as the ambulance reached the scene. Theresa Morrow praised his bravery.
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Tiffany
Spears
Timothy
Franklin County
Morrow
Theresa
Theresa Morrow
McGruff
Grandma
County burn ban persists as trash burning risks spread
County fire officials warn that the burn ban remains in force for trash burning amid dry vegetation. Jones urges written chief permission before burning and 911 notification to ensure safety, noting limited firefighters and recent tickets later dismissed in court. One fire caused about 40,000 dollars in neighbor damage. further details await county attorney input.
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Jones
Brian Hastert
Trial timelines emerge for Ellis and co defendants
Amended charges against Rodgers remain unfiled as investigations continue. Co defendants Jonathan Perez and Marcus Gutierrez, both 16, face similar counts and await April court dates. Perez sits in a juvenile center. Gutierrez is free. None entered pleas. Sachse pleaded not guilty on their behalf. Lawyers project three day trials for Perez and Gutierrez, four to five days for Ellis, with July as earliest, exceeding the 90 day arraignment limit.
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Rodgers
Jonathan Chad Perez
Marcus Gutierrez
Perez
Gutierrez
Sachse
Rodriguez and Perez
Ellis
Wendell Barker
Relay for Life in Anderson County ready to roll
The second annual Relay for Life by the Anderson County Chapter of the American Cancer Society plans a 7 p.m. start at Lake Garnett Park with 28 or 29 teams and a 12 hour overnight program ending after a candle-lighting ceremony at 9 p.m. The event includes survivor laps, honor donations, camping gear, a concession stand by the Garnett Optimist Club, free coffee and cocoa, a free-will breakfast by the National Guard, and rest areas at the Anderson County Community Building.
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Anco News Service
Y Arnett
Yoconinatn
Anderson County
American Cancer Society
Sharon Rocker
Lake Garnett Park
Garnett Optimist Club
National Guard
Anderson County News
Anderson County Economist and Morgan Research Group Ltd
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Breezy and partly cloudy tonight with a low in the lower 50s and wind diminishing to 15 to 25 mph. Thursday cooler and dry with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. Friday and Saturday cool and dry with lows 25 to 35 and highs 45 to 55. Sunset 6 46 p m. sunrise 6 04 a m.
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Satuday
Otta
Ottawa to hold session over paving gravel streets plan
Ottawa schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at the middle school to discuss cost sharing with property owners for paving gravel streets. The city would cover 75 percent and owners 25 percent, with petitions due by May 3. Concrete paving favored for durability, bids expected in August and work to start in September.
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City Hall
Public Works
Andy Haney
Haney
City Commission
Seventh
Burrough
Lincoln
Pine Street
10Th
Birch Street
Logan
Powhattan
Red Jacket
Blackhawk
Wilson
Fairway
Sycamore
Garfield
11Th Street
Walnut
111Th Street
Grant
Underwood
Davis
Hickory
Pontiac
Seventh Street
KPP
Forrest Lowry
Lambers
15Th
Ash
Eisenhower Elementary
City Public Works
City to permit trash fires amid March burning ban
Fire Chief Ah Towe plans to allow trash burning in the city starting Thursday after conferring with law enforcement and authorities. Officials say approved containers are required and the state’s March dry conditions prompted the ban. The commission also met privately to discuss a Kansas Open Meeting Act dispute raised by Dennis Langley of the Kansas Pipeline Partnership regarding May 22 proceedings and potential KCC intervention.
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Itawa
Ah Towe
Towe
Tone
Dennis Langley
The
Kansas Pipeline Partnership
City Commission
Scott Lambers
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
KPP
Easter Bunny and Dress Sale Event Notices
A community listing promotes 20 to 50 percent off all dresses at Fashion Alley through Saturday April 6. It invites visiting Helton's Hallmark at 217 S Main on April 6 from 1 to 4 p.m. for Easter bunny appearances and photography, with attendees bringing their own cameras. Additional notices include FR CO recycling hours, Garfield Pancake Breakfast on April 13, and book releases at Cornerstone Bookstore, plus a Women Only event on April 8 at Farm Bureau Blog with registration by April 5.
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Fashion Alley
Helton
Hallmark
S. Main
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1995 Fare Details
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates include carrier, motor route, and mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual pricing. state sales tax included. Mail-out-of-state pricing applies, all rates in advance.
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Ottawa
Uwhelms Us
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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