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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2011
Page
1
The Hoya festival makes a comeback in Ottawa with plans detailed on Page 7. The event promises cultural exhibitions, performances, and community activities drawing locals and visitors.
USN designers builders and construction workers and other volunteers march Sunday afternoon to the Extreme Makeover Home Edition construction site at Wheatland Farms southwest of Ottawa while filming an opening sequence for the ABC reality show.
Meagan Patton reports Ottawa family tied to Extreme Makeover: Home Edition will reunite with the father after a year apart. The Hills and their two sons, Makale and Dreyson, will join Mon day for a six day Yosemite vacation, after the bus arrived on North Cedar Street in front of Gina Hill’s parents home. Ty Pennington greeted the family as the makeover crew rolled in.
The passage notes anticipation for a popular TV show's visit in Ottawa over recent weeks. It recalls November 2007 when Gina Hill's husband, Staff Sgt Allen Hill, narrowly survived a roadside bomb attack.
Allen Hill a 43 year old retired Staff Sergeant from the Kansas National Guard served in the U S Army and National Guard for nearly two decades. He completed three tours including two in Iraq before a roadside bomb injury in November 2007. He received a Purple Heart and has been treated for PTSD.
Gina Hill, 37, formerly a Central Heights teacher and Ottawa substitute, has become her husband’s primary caregiver after his injury. She volunteers locally at Prairie Paws Animal Shelter and Bring Change 2 Mind and speaks publicly to spread PTSD awareness.
A fragment notes a quiet freshman at Ottawa High School who is described as an avid fan of the University, with a brief mention of Gina Loren and a laconic reference to a person named Loren.
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