Weather Update Forecast Spreads From Northwest To Plains
Weather statistics indicate snow bases later with wintry conditions from the Pacific Northwest through Northern California to the Northern Plains on Monday. Unseasonably cool weather was expected in the East as the Kansas Conditions Hotline notes the Kansas Highway Patrol provides updates at 1 800 585 7623.
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Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald lists daily bulletin board items with a two day notice. submissions accepted by fax email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067. Non commercial events open to the public are announced at no charge and phone calls are discouraged.
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Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Food distribution by Helping Hands in Wellsville this Saturday
The Helping Hands Food Ministry will hold its monthly distribution from 10 30 a m to 12 30 p m Saturday at Wells ville Family Worship Center located at Sixth and Locust streets Wellsville. New recipients must bring a utility bill showing their name for proof of address.
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Helping Hands Food Ministry
Wellsville
Sixth and Locust Streets
After Prom Pancakes at Central Heights Saturday
Central Heights After Prom Committee hosts a pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday at Princeton Community Building. Admission is 5 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children 12 and under, with donations also accepted at the high school.
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Central Heights
Princeton
Hospitals for Hope benefit dinner May 6 at North Baptist
A benefit dinner for Hospitals for Hope will be held from 6 p m to 8 p m on May 6 at 413 E Wilson St North Baptist Church. Organizers say the volunteer mission started in Co chambamba Bolivia where doctors and nurses provide medical care to the South American poor. The menu features Mexican food and donations are 8 for adults and 4 for children under 12 at the door.
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Hospitals For Hope
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson St
Cochambamba
Bolivia
Linda Sears
Wellsville City set to swear in new mayor and council
Bill Lytle Jr. will be sworn in as Wellsville’s new mayor while Ron Samsel and Jim Stonequist join the city council at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The council will name a new president and reorganize after the spring elections.
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Wellsville
Bill Lytle Jr
Ron Samsel
Jim Stonequist
More than 30 applicants vie for OHS principal position
Ottawa High School draws over thirty applicants for the principal post, with district officials aiming to name finalists within a month. The position was reopened after narrowing to three finalists last month, and 19 new applications were received along with outreach to other districts. Administrators will review, narrow to finalists, and安排 tours and interviews before board approval.
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OHS
Jodie Garcia
Trict
Ottawa
Dean Katt
Katt
Wellsville teacher Steven Morris retires after 39 years
Longtime Wellsville Middle School science teacher Steven Morris retires after 39 years in the district. He taught biology for 32 years plus anatomy physiology statistics and ecology and started the wrestling program in 1976 77. A retirement celebration is set for 4 p.m. April 29 at the Wellsville High School commons.
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Herald
Wellsville Middle School
Steven Morris
Wellsville
Morris
Philadelphia
Villanova University
Ottawa University
Emporia State University
Albuquerque
N.M
Wellsville High School
Walnut St
Fila Photo
County seeks volunteers to expand Master Food program
The Franklin County Extension seeks new Master Food Volunteer trainees to teach classes on menu planning for diabetes patients and later canning and preserving garden produce. Training costs 75 dollars and sessions run Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Johnson County extension office with applications due May 11. Call Rebecca McFarland at 785 229 3520 or visit the Franklin County Annex for details.
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Herald
Franklin County Extension Office
Rebecca McFarland
Franklin County Family and Consumer Sciences
Franklin County
Johnson County
K-State Research and Extension Office
McFarland
Franklin County Annex
Main St
Kansas oil price boom boosts state firms and jobs
Kansas oil price surge funds state coffers with nearly 3800 million in 2006 oil revenue taxes. Independent producers reinvest in Kansas, fueling local retailers, service firms, land leases, and royalties. Sunrise Oilfield Supply sold 300 pumping units in 2006, while Pratt Well Service and Bear Petroleum expand as demand rises. Log-Tech Inc. benefits from faster analyses and more trucks as technology speeds up drilling work.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Jon Callen
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Kansas
Sunrise Oilfield Supply
Mike Reed
Pratt Well Service
Kenny Gates
Dick Schremmer
Bear Petroleum
Log-Tech Inc
Hays
Liberal
Pratt
Sid Tomlinson
Reed
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