Public hearing on plan set for Monday in Ottawa
The Ottawa Planning Commission schedules a second public hearing on a comprehensive plan starting at 4 p.m. Monday, with engineers Bucher Willis and Ratliff present to outline objectives. The session is expected to run about four hours. The Ottawa City Commission canceled its Monday work session prior to the hearing.
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Wellsville Approves $2.26 Million Sewer Plant Loan
Wellsville city officials increased the wastewater facility loan to 2.26 million after bids rose from the planned 1.9 million to 2.2 million. Donna Reed, city clerk, said the city also secured a 400000 grant to help fund the project. The council made the loan and grant official at a Thursday meeting while also approving a new pool annex.
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Donna Reed
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Reed
Shields Hae Wad
Crash Injures Two In Kansas City Van Collision
Mark Stink age 10 and Patti Croney age 37, both of Kansas City Kansas, sustained injuries in a highway wreck. All occupants wore seat belts. The interstate was closed then reopened and traffic remained slow for several hours.
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Patti Croney
Franklin County District Court Criminal Charges Summary
Charges filed on dates in April list individuals including Chanda G. Birkhead-Hill facing possession of precursors methamphetamine no drug tax stamp and related offenses with a preliminary hearing set for July 21. Other defendants include Rodney G. Simmons with abandonment of a child and DUI. Proceedings vary by defendant with arraignments and court appearances scheduled through May 21 and April 28.
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Chanda G. Birkhead-Hillhouse
Rodney G. Simmons
Sean P. Hutchinson
James John Simms
Cecil E. Beatty
Jody Lynn Smith
Steven Douglas Barrera
Christopher D. Kitchen
Dustin Thomas Markus
Police investigate abuse complaints in Ottawa case
Ottawa Police investigate reports by Kristie Lanel Herman who says Dustin Thomas Markus used excessive force on her 7-year-old son. Markus is charged with abuse of a child and Herman faces two Arkansas warrants, remains jailed pending bond.
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Ottawa
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Seventh St
Dustin Thomas Markus
Markus
Herman
Arkansas
Ron Puterbaugh
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Free Haircut-a-Thon Aids Troops In Iraq War Support
Area hairstylists will offer free haircuts in exchange for donations at The Vintage Hair Co. in Ottawa on May 18. Donors must total ten dollars to qualify for a haircut. items needed include batteries chapstick food and personal care products. Lunch will be sold to raise funds. contact Becky Caylor with questions.
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Vintage Hair Co
Seventh St
Ottawa
Becky Caylor
Melissa Mille
Karen Martinez
Amy McGown
Sue Houston
Trish Breuel
Marcie Morsett
Jamie Morsett
Misty Sage
Jenna Green
Mandy Gifford
SRS Revises Service Delivery As Offices Close
Kansas SRS plans to close 65 offices by end of fiscal 2005 saving about 1.2 million annually while shifting to home visits and online applications. Officials defend changes amid concerns from users like Keri and Bill Rusk who fear loss of in person guidance.
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Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
Wells
Kansans weigh death penalty cost review in capital cases
Senator Steve Morris questions rising costs for indigent defense in capital murder cases and proposes a thorough review of funding. The bill adds 2.2 million to the defense board, with statewide special committee planned to assess costs and potentially reconsider Kansas death penalty provisions amid multi‑year appeals.
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Kansas
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Ways and Means Committee
Steve Morris
Board of Indigents Defense Services
Morris
Rhugoton
Florida
Texas
U.S Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
John E. Robinson Sr
Reginald and
Jonathan Cary
Central Heights School Menus Weekday Breakfast and Lunch
The menu lists school breakfast and lunch options for Central Heights Schools. Breakfast items include cereal graham crackers pancakes or breakfast pizza with juice, while lunches feature chicken patty with broccoli and rice, chili dogs with tots, burrito with corn, BBQ beef on a bun, and fajitas with vegetables and fruit across Monday to Friday.
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