Ottawa sees rise in violent crime statewide trend noted
Ottawa's assistant police chief Adam Weingartner cites a 2016 Kansas Bureau of Investigation tally showing 14 more violent crimes in Ottawa than 2015, rising to 47 from 33. He notes most of the increase came from aggravated assault, while overall state data show violent crime up 4.2 percent in 2016 and 11.2 percent in 2015.
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Dollar Tree opens larger Ottawa store at 9,800 sq ft
Dollar Tree returns to Ottawa in a larger 9,800 square foot building at 2006 S. Princeton Circle Drive, opening August 10. Manager Sandy Collins notes strong business and new refrigerated items like milk and eggs, with a much busier store than the former 4,000 square foot location.
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OHS to host ribbon cutting for newest additions
Ottawa High School will hold a 7 30 a m ribbon cutting in Cyclone Circle to unveil the new science wing and administrative offices This phase of a 35 million dollar project is the largest part of a 63 1 million bond approved in April 2015 Renovations began around January and the next phase a Career and Technical Education Center started in June with an anticipated completion by summer 2018 Additional upgrades include a new performing arts center and updates to the Cyclone Room and media center with full school reopening on Friday.
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