Severe Thunderstorms Pack Destruction Path Toward Atlantic
Severe thunderstorms blasted the Midwest leaving damage as they move toward the mid-Atlantic and New England. Rain lingered over the Pacific coast while fair, dry conditions were forecast for the central and southern Rocky Mountains the Desert Southwest and the high Plains.
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Ottawa Bulletin Board: Kindergarten Roundups and AARP Driving Class
Ottawa area events announce kindergarten roundups in April for multiple schools with prescreening for children turning five by August 31. An eight hour AARP safe driving course at City Hall on April 8 and 15 costs 10 dollars, with sessions repeated in October.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Lincoln
Eugene Field
Eisenhower
Garfield
Hawthorne
AARP
Ottawa City Hall Commission
S. Hickory St
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Pomona Election Focuses on Growth and Sunday Beer Sales
Pomona voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether the city will permit Sunday beer sales and to choose three of six council candidates. Growth, zoning reforms, trash cleanup, park upgrades, and water infrastructure dominate the campaign as applicants push for a cleaner, safer city and plans to attract new residents and business.
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Cleon Rickel
Pomona
Kim Stankard
City Council
Planning Commission
Richard Adler
Adler
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Dorothy Pritchard
Mary Whitaker
Whitaker
Pritchard
Pomona City Park
Melissa Schwane
Kim White
Union
Carol Hopkins
Kendrick Keeton
Slankard
Santa Fe
Appanoose School
Kansas
Seven teen burglary suspects to enter pleas in Ottawa
Seven suspects tied to a spate of Ottawa burglaries are expected to enter pleas next month. Christoper Clayton 19 faces 33 charges including burglary criminal damage to property and theft. He and six juvenile co defendants were charged February 13 and linked to break ins at Blue Sky Liquor Ottawa Country Club and Ryan's Home and Garden.
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Christopher Clayton
Ottawa Country Club
Clayton
Franklin County
Stephen A. Hunting
Kyle Lee Grey
Dallas Ambler
Ferris Fuller
Anthony Martinez
Garrett Reed
Kyle Whitacre
Grey
Ambler
Fuller
Martinez
Reed
Whitacre
Franklin County District Court
Hunting
Blue Sky Liquor
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Ryan’s Home and Garden
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Kansas Senate approves tight outdoor sign limits for adult businesses
The Kansas Senate voted 35 to 4 to send a bill to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius restricting outdoor signs for adult businesses near highways. The plan allows one sign up to 40 square feet displaying name, address, phone, and hours, plus a second sign indicating minors are barred. Critics warn of free speech challenges and legal risks.
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Senate
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Pete Brungardt
Salina
House
Brungardt
Lion’s den
Abilene
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Huelskamp
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Brungarat
Kansas
Ostmeyer
John Wratil
R-Leawood
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