Local Weather Winds Shift From East at Five mph
A weather update notes easterly winds of five miles per hour, with gusts from five to ten mph. No precipitation or other conditions reported.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2009
Page
7
A weather update notes easterly winds of five miles per hour, with gusts from five to ten mph. No precipitation or other conditions reported.
Kansas Highway Patrol provides a nightly conditions hotline and online service. Call 800 585 7623 or 511 for travel updates and conditions in Kansas. Access at 511.ksdot.org for real time road information and alerts.
The Associated Press reports the day saw 28 degrees at Yellowstone Wyoming and 114 degrees at Bullhead City Arizona. The high and low illustrate wide geographic temperature variation across the nation.
The University of Kansas will require students 22 and younger to complete a two part online course on alcohol dangers. Part one must be finished by Sept 24 and part two by Nov 1, with both needed to enroll in spring. The program aims to curb risky drinking after two alcohol related student deaths. KU will notify parents about violations involving students 21 or younger.
The Appanoose Area Museum at 600 Shawnee Road Pomona will mark 90 years of education with a birthday cake at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The public is invited.
The Franklin County Historical Society highlights the Pottawatomie Massacre and John Brown in an Ottawa museum exhibit. Historians note Brown led a violent response to Lawrence sacking, with his sons and allies involved, shaping the era leading to the Civil War.
The town grew from a Shermanville crossing on Pottawatomie Creek linked to the 1856 Pottawatomie Massacre. It was renamed Lane in 1863 after Gen James Lane. Early trade included hotels and general stores with a quarry site southwest of Lane. The Lane City Council lists Mayor Bill Chester and six council members. The narrative draws on The History of Franklin County, Kansas.
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