New Mayor Brings Fresh Face to City Reorganization
A new mayor steps into leadership as the city begins reorganization plans with a fresh face at the top. Details and reactions appear on page three.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2013
Page
1
A new mayor steps into leadership as the city begins reorganization plans with a fresh face at the top. Details and reactions appear on page three.
Wellsville mayor honors veterans and special residents in a ceremony noted on Page 8. The event highlighted local heroes and community figures, reflecting on service and community ties.
Kathy Laws and Lynnette Laws stood earlier this week before Fenway Park in Boston. The sisters traveled to the East Coast city Monday as a bombing rocked the Boston Marathon, in which Lynnette Laws competed.
Jeff Richards likely served one of the shortest city commission terms after being sworn in and promptly resigning. The two-minute sequence followed his April 2 re election to a two year term and his April 10 swearing in as Franklin County sheriff after Gov. Brownback appointed him.
Ottawa native Lynnette Laws finished in 3 38 42 and described two blasts near the finish line as a deadly attack that killed at least three and wounded more than 180. She recounts confusion, kindness from strangers, and Boston’s resilient spirit urging others to run again.
Ottawa voters approved Dennis Tharp to fill the unexpired term of Joe Goedert on the Ottawa Recreation Commission board through 2016. Tharp, 56, is the City of Ottawa’s electrical production superintendent and holds a bachelor’s in recreation administration from Ottawa University. He has coached local youth sports and grew up in Lenexa before moving to Ottawa at 17.
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