Bulletin Board Meeting By Ottawa Personnel Group
The Ottawa Personnel Association will meet at noon Tuesday in Conference Room A at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Lunch for nonmembers is five dollars. Reservations by Monday to 229-8313. Anne Carlin-Oregovic of the Lawrence WorkForce Center will be guest speaker.
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Ottawa Personnel Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Anne Carlin-Oregovic
Lawrence WorkForce Center
Statewide Weekend of Prayer for Kansas Legislators
Thousands of Kansans will pray Friday through Sunday for lawmakers to do the right thing for the state's vulnerable citizens. An informal group of religious leaders urged faith groups to join a statewide prayer effort led by Topeka activists and church leaders across Kansas.
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Harris News Service
Bill Beachey
Topeka Center For Peace and Justice
Fritz Mutti
United Methodist Church
Kansas
NCCC eyes measures to avert financial shortfall
Neosho County Community College trustees at a special meeting approved two main strategies to cover a projected $300,000 gap by June 30. Plans include applying for about $200,000 in no fund tax warrants and selling campus land on 14th Street, with possible cost cuts and further options debated.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County Community College Board
Jim Spangler
Spangler
State Board of Tax Appeals
Kent Pringle
NCCC
Pringle
Kevin Berthot
Robert Masters
14Th Street
Mih
Mark Watkins
Endowment Foundation
Masters
Planners halt unpaved street proposals in Ottawa
Ottawa Planning Commission debated two new residential developments and paved street requirements. Cherry Estates at Estabrook and South Cherry would use gravel streets, sparking liability concerns about possible contamination from a former nursery. Barkdoll Construction project between Seventh/Ninth and Pine/Beech has paved streets but would link onto gravel streets, prompting a recommendation to require paving for both. The CIP budget also prioritizes paving all gravel Ottawa streets. Public hearings set for May 8 on zoning at 900 W 15th and an embroidery shop at 225 S Walnut.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Estabrook
South Cherry Streets
Bill Liggett
John Merrell
Merrell
Andy Haney
City Public Works
Haney
Cal Lantis
Lantis
Dennis Barkdoll
Seventh
Ninth
Eighth Street
Ottawa
CIP
Second Street
Bob Bezek
Robert K. Smith
S. Willow
Smith
Bezek
Delbert Jamison
S. Walnut
Talley's Folly auditions open at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa
The Ottawa arts group A.C.T. seeks volunteers and actors for Talley's Folly with open auditions Saturday and Sunday at the Carnegie Cultural Center. Becky Campbell directs her first show, while RMH Volunteer Services reports 114 active volunteers contributing over 19,000 hours last year across hospital departments.
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Lanford Wilson
Becky Campbell
Carnegie Cultural Center
Fifth and Main
Campbell
A.C.T
Ottawa Com
Munity
Ottawa
RMH
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sandy Lovgren
Community rally aids struggling Ernesto Lopez-Munoz in Topeka
St Francis Medical Center offered help despite finances. Neighbors Ardena Braday and Alejandro Munoz describe a hard road with medical needs, prescriptions, and fundraising efforts. They arranged a bank account and sought church support while awaiting immigrant health programs.
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St. Francis Medical Center
Topeka
Lopez-Munoz
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Munoz
Alejandro
Kansas City
Ernesto
Braday
Ottawa Kansas Psychic Scam Targets Lisa Caller
Van Horn reports a new scam where psychic line reps threaten callers and demand credit card and Social Security numbers. Southwestern Bell advised screening via answering machine as some victims are pressured to reveal numbers. The caller notes scammers hang up when recorded, leaving targets frustrated and fearful.
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Lisa
van Horn
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Southwestern Bell
Ottawa
Kansas
van Horns
Doctors sift records over watered down drugs case
Missouri health officials released a list of about 400 doctors and clinics possibly affected after patients may have received watered down drugs from pharmacist Robert Courtney. Dr Carrie Lehr, named on the notice, says she may have treated patients at Kansas City Internal Medicine with diluted meds.
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Kansas City
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Independence Eye Clinic
Robert Courtney
Missouri
Kansas
Carrie Lehr
Lehr
Lutherans Move Services After Shared Church Dedication
The two congregations shared a church with Lutherans using Sunday mornings and Pilgrim Baptist in afternoons. After Pilgrim Bible Church planned a January dedication, Lutherans moved out as a fellowship gesture, keeping offices elsewhere and holding services at Garfield School with support from the principal and janitors.
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Bible Church
Pilgrim Baptist
Pilgrim Bible Church
Lange
Garfield School
Chemical pickups bring in long forgotten hazards
Kansas waste clean up programs collect DDT and 17 other major pesticides banned since 1972. Since 2000 the state has gathered 225000 pounds statewide, with 7400 pounds collected recently at Ottawa. Clean Sweep helps farmers remove canceled products from barns and storage areas, reducing risks to water and wildlife.
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Sarah Kessinger
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Cathy Colglazier
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Colglazier
Ottawa
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