Chamber coffee and community notices in Ottawa area
Ottawa area bulletin board lists Mid-America Nutrition hosting Chamber coffee at 8 am with Radish Patch catering and Meals on Wheels meals. Garnett City Commission to meet at 5 15 pm discussing Garnett Church Furnishings loan and library mill levy. natural gas rates on agenda. Reception marks historic rehab tax credit HB 2128 backed by Pioneer Group and Ottawa Main Street at Kansas Historical Society. Hillsdale Lake invites volunteers for Hidden Spring Nature Trail Improvement Day at 9 am Saturday. Overbrook to hold eighth annual citywide garage sale Saturday with maps from merchants. Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association Bowl A Thon Sunday 1 3 pm to raise funds for Franklin County Cancer Foundation. $10 covers gear and three games. Weblink2000.net pledges first month $19 95 for new internet signups in April or May to aid the Franklin County Cancer Foundation. Baker University hosts Relay for Life Saturday and Sunday at Liston Stadium to support American Cancer Society. Contact Susan Hoffman or Grace Vaughn at 94 6451.
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Garnett City Commission
Garnett
Garnett Church Furnishings
Rick Doran
Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Daily Report Highlights Local Court and Police Activity
Ottawa area notes show hospital admissions for Carrol Blakeman and Thelma Tallman and dismissals for Doris Krueger. Sheriff reports detail thefts of candy, hats, and medical gear. police cite multiple DUI, license, insurance, solicitation, and weaponized property offenses with varied bonds. Traffic accidents list several deer collisions and vehicle damage with occupants wearing seat belts. A tombstone vandalism incident is also recorded in Highland Cemetery.
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Carrol Blakeman
Thelma ‘Tallman
Ottawa
Doris Krueger
Sheriff’s News
Ottawa volunteers mobilize aid for Hoisington tornado victims
Ottawa leaders organize a drive for non perishables cleaning supplies and personal care items to aid Hoisington Kansas after a weekend tornado. Donations via ECKAN checks to ECKAN monetary gifts and item drop offs at multiple Ottawa locations through Thursday with transport aid from Wal Mart to Hoisington on Friday.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Hoisington
Great Bend
Ottawa Volunteer Center
Richard Jackson
ECEAN
Jackson
ECKAN
Dianna Mitchell
Julie Prideaux
Weather Channel
Gene Ramsey
Community drive for non perishables set across Ottawa sites
Drop off non perishable items at ECEAN Office 602 S Maple from 7 15 a m to 7 p m Ottawa City Hall 101 S Hickory 8 a m to 5 p m Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory 9 a m to 8 p m and at any Ottawa school during regular hours of operation.
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Ecean Office
S. Maple
Ottawa City Hall
S. Hickory
Ottawa Library
Ottawa
City to upgrade electrical service for industrial park
Ottawa plans a 42000 first payment to install a new electrical system serving the Davis Road Industrial Park to accommodate expansion by American Eagle Outfitters and upcoming potential tenants like Schwan's Foods. City officials note the project may require additional funds from contingencies and future substation work. Deb Henningsen named to the Neighborhood Revitalization Committee and Ottawa Main Street.
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Ottawa
Ottawa City Commission
Davis Road
Jim Bradley
City Utilities
American Eagle Outfitters
Scott Lambers
American Hagle
Lambers
Schwan's Foods
City plans third wave of demolition targets in uplifted efforts
Continued from page four the first wave list adds five mainly residential buildings 815 Cypress 503 S Hickory 828 S Main 709 N Main and 838 Pecan based on structure condition owners neglect visibility and neighbor complaints City planning chief Merrell says priorities follow a three year program to remove dilapidated structures Budget boosts to speed demolitions were approved and a later fund to sustain rehabilitation is planned Also May 2 agenda includes releasing a city lien on 711 S Oak tied to an $8500 low income loan forgiven after ten years Wallis complied with conditions and rental program terms stated city officials.
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Cypress
S. Hickory
S. Main
N. Main
John Merrell
Lambers
County Commission Hears Cemetery Preservation Talk
Sheriff Craig Davis asked Richard Needham to meet with James Noble about preserving a small family cemetery on Noble's 1254 Utah Road property after headstones were moved and damaged. The panel also heard bids for Reno Road bridge work, with Deufer Bridge Co. bidding 80,148 versus an engineer's 46,440 estimate, and considered redesign to cut costs. It approved new carpet and tile for offices, and a four year Pitney Bowes postage machine lease at 998 per month.
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Herald
Juanita Zeek
Pitney- Bowes
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Chamber Coffee
Mid-America Nutrition
Industrial
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Mid-America
Topeka
Pioneer Group
Kansas State Historical Society
Center For Historic Research
Pioneer
Ottawa Main Street
Hillsdale Lake
Corps of Engineers
Overbrook
Overbrook Pride
Shellie Savoie
Daily Report
Princeton
Randy Dale Burns Jr
N. Cherry
N. Cedar
Dustin Harrison Nye
Apache Junction
Ariz
N. Sycamore
Larry W. Leach
N. Oak
Brian
Adams
Lonnie J. Childers
Sand Creek Road
Childers
Travis W. Shaw
Stafford
Shaw
Dalton Joseph Bugner
S. Cedar
Kimberly M. Sloop
Sloop
Wilson
Alvin J. Harder
Lake City
Minn
Rogers Douglas
S. Oak
Megan Alice Young
Quenemo
Pomona High School
Kellen W. Howell
Olive
Dimples E. Woodrum
Highland Cemetery
Ottawans
Darrin Pescher
Associated Press
Carla Crutcher
City Commission
Ramsey
Wal-Mart
Darrin Peschka
Dpeschka
Ottawaherald
Cleon Rickel
Cal Line
Bradley
Dan Pickert
The
Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail
Country Mart
Pickert
Mark Moore
Mark Wise
E. Logan
Sears
E. Main
Rocky Fleer-Husted
Heritage Park
Andy Haney
City Public Works
Lamders
Hawthorne
Poplar
Sth
6Th Streets
New Forest Park
Merrell
New City
Deb Henningsen
Jerry Wallis
Wallis
Scott Bird
Attawaherald.com
Commission
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