KALLOGH: Death and scandal trail Kansas town founder to San Francisco
The article traces Isaac Smith Kalloch from Ottawa Kansas founder roles to his 1879 election as San Francisco mayor. It notes ambitious schemes to build schools churches railroads and a university, plus a searing Times Life excerpt calling him a famed promoter and unscrupulous rogue, culminating in his 1879 shooting and eventual death in 1887.
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Ottawa votes to back local broadband amid statewide bans
Ottawa city commissioners approved a resolution supporting locally owned broadband utilities and urged the FCC to restore municipal investment rights. The debate centers on Kansas Senate Bill 304 which would ban municipalities from building or operating public telecom networks, a move critics say would hinder economic growth and access to high speed Internet.
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