Weather outlook with warm trend and storms risk
Tonight is partly cloudy and windy with warm conditions and lows around the mid 50s. Thursday turns mostly cloudy with a fifty percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, remaining warm and breezy with highs in the mid 70s.
Planners to honor local businesses in Ottawa tonight
Ottawa Planning Commission will honor four local firms with Awards of Excellence at 7 pm at City Hall. Jabez at 205 S. Main, architect Doug Loyd for George Washburn office at 413 S. Main, El Jacal at Fifth and Main receive honors, with Jan's Cappucino House at Second and Main an honorable mention.
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Ottawa Vision to host scenario planning session
Ottawa Vision will hold the second of three public meetings at Lincoln School at 7 p.m. The approach uses four future scenarios to involve attendees in city growth decisions. John Merrell notes the method's government and corporate use and cites South Africa’s transition as an example.
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Stovall May Quit GOP Governor Bid Amid Meeting
GOP leaders report Attorney General Carla Stovall is weighing ending her campaign for Kansas governor after a private Cedar Crest meeting with Governor Bill Graves and GOP Chairman Mark Parkinson. Stovall, not present, was said to be on a personal trip, with other reports placing her in Ukraine.
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OU terms tuition hike modest in Midwest private university
Ottawa University will raise tuition five percent next semester citing higher operating costs. Provost Vincent Beach says OU remains affordable versus peers and notes substantial financial aid, including federal and state support, will cushion increases for about 95 percent of students. Dean Paul Ritter cites a familial campus atmosphere and continued facility improvements as part of the appeal.
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