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Richmond Public Library Open House Seeks Book Adoptions
Richmonds library hosts its annual National Library Week open house from 10 am to noon on Tuesday with refreshments. The Adopt a Book program returns. Connie Weber notes the aim to have patrons adopt books and support the small library as new titles are listed on the bulletin board.
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Richmond
Richmond Public Library
National Library Week
Connie Weber
Ottawa Events Schedule Highlights Today and Friday
A list of meetings and events in Ottawa includes Jewelry by Heidi at the library, Vietnam Veterans at Ransom Memorial Hospital, ACT Ottawa at Carnegie Cultural Center, a George McGovern lecture at Ottawa University Chapel, and the Franklin County Conservation District board gathering. Friday features a Chamber ribbon cutting, Retired School Personnel gathering, a VFW Mexican dinner for cancer research, and the Retta Conclave at the Masonic Temple.
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Vietnam Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa
Carnegie Cultural Center
Main St
George McGovern
Hostetter-DeFries
Ottawa University Chapel
Cedar St
Franklin County Conservation District Board
23Rd St
Brenda
U.S
Franklin County
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Cancer Aid
Veterans of Foreign War
North
Retta
Masonic Temple
Hospital Notes and Arrests Reported for Wednesday
The Daily Report lists admissions including Tiffany Tucker from Ottawa Alisha Wright of Williamsburg Alexis Franklin of Ottawa. Dismissals include Paul Gordon of Ottawa Ernest Holloway of Bald win City. Births note a son for Alisha Wright and a son for Tiffany Tucker with John Hermreck in Ottawa. Sheriff's deputies arrest Ray Calderwood, 46, Pomona, on a failure to appear warrant. released on 350 dollar bond.
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Tiffany Tucker
Ottawa
Alisha Wright
Williamsburg
Alexis Franklin
Paul Gordon
Ernest Holloway
Baldwin City
John Hermreck
Sheriff's Department
Ray Calderwood
Pomona
Ottawa High student to return soon after finger injury
Ottawa High School freshman Justin Farrell, 15, severed parts of three fingers while building tables in shop class. He wore a sling and gauze but hopes to return to school, with baseball season ended for him though he may be back by Friday if well enough.
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OHS
Herald
Ottawa High School
Justin Farrell
Farrell
Doug
Dee Farrell
Ottawa
Arbor Day winners honored at Ottawa City Commission
Fifth graders Jaime Birzer Emily Scheckel Kali Hinman Amanda Thompson Alyssa Sparks Cadence Ishmael and Blake McCord earned top posters in Ottawa Arbor Day Contest sponsored by the Ottawa Tree Board Hinman earned the top citywide honor and a tree will be planted in her name April 29 at Garfield Elementary School located at 12th and College streets.
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Jaime Birzer
Sacred Heart
Emily Scheckel
Bethel Christian Academy
Kali Hinman
Garfield
Amanda Thompson
Eisenhower
Alyssa Sparks
Hawthorne
Cadence Ishmael
Lincoln
Blake McCord
Eugene Field
Ottawa City
Ottawa Tree Board
Hinman
The
Tree Board
Garfield Elementary
12Th
College Streets
County paying legal fees for commissioner over grand jury petition
Franklin County Commissioners approved paying Ed Taylor’s legal costs totaling 380 from an attorney he consulted after the Concerned Citizens for Responsive Government filed a late February grand jury petition. Though aimed at the whole commission, Taylor’s name appeared in the filing. The panel also discussed pursuing an independent county audit and ending the Chanute firm’s annual contract, with a bundled 2004 audit and special review.
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Cleon Rickel
Franklin County
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Citizens For Responsive Government
Roy Dunn
Dunn
Kansas County Association
Blaine Finch
Phillip Fromme
Coffey
Ottawa
Keith Gaeddert
Grand Jury
Petion
Commission
Don Stottlemire
Gooddert
Chanute
Finch
Lone Ranger robotics team misses national entry deadline
Central Heights High School students built the Lone Ranger robot which reached the Denver regional semi finals in FIRST. The Viking Xtreme Robotics team failed to pay a $5,000 entry fee by the deadline, missing a chance to compete in Atlanta, with funds scarce as prom and yearbooks approach.
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Lone Ranger
Central Heights High School
Denver
Atlanta
Viking Xtreme
David Clayton
Central Heights Middle School
The
Clayton
Central Heights
Ellis Road
Richmond
Ottawa City approves zoning change and franchise items
Ottawa officials approved a zoning ordinance to reclassify 611 N. Davis Road to general commercial for Kansas State Bank development. They granted a non exclusive franchise to Allegiance Communications for cable services and allowed Crescent Stores to sell packaged cereal malt beverages. They also approved the Ottawa Industrial Park final plat near a future north Ottawa elementary school. The next meeting is planned for Monday at 4 p.m.
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Ottawa City Commission
N. Davis Road
Kansas State Bank
Allegiance Communications Inc
Informa
Crescent Stores Corporation
23Rd St
Ottawa
Ottawa Industrial Park
North
Grant
Milner
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