City Budget Hearing and Budget Vote Set for 7 PM
Ottawa city public hearing at City Hall 7 p.m. on the 2004 budget includes a two mill property tax increase for city property owners. The Ottawa City Commission will vote after the hearing and move the second regular meeting to evening for public comments. The commission may also decide on a bridge project on East 15th Street with city funding just over 20 percent about 70000 dollars. Bethany Chapel Baptist Church marks its 136th anniversary with services Sunday at 10 45 a.m. and an 3 p.m. program led by Christian Life Worship Church of Leavenworth. Rev. B J Landrum Sr. will speak. Community Revival Center Church hosts a concert for Ottawa Christian Academy Sunday at 6 p.m. Donations encouraged. performers include Mike Bell and others.
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Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
S. Poplar St
Christian Life Worship Church of
Leavenworth
B. J. Landrum Sr
Bethany
Community Revival Center
Montana Road
Ottawa Christian Academy
Academy
Mike Bell
Julie Blankenship
Sheri Stack
Daryl Oglesby
Ernest Mustain
Hands of Glory
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Living Testaments
Tiffany Barth
Jasper Borjas
Judy Tweet
Jail and police round up and incidents in Franklin County
The Daily Report notes arrests by the Franklin County Sheriff and police on probation violation, driving while suspended, and related charges. It also records thefts of a thermostat control and paint equipment, vandalism on dog doors and property, plus a non injury vehicle collision in Menomonie.
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Frederick Ferguson
Ottawa
MaeBean
Bobbie Robbins
Franklin County
Sheriff's Dept
Jaime Lorraine Warhurst
Parker
James Anthony Lewis Jr
N. Mulberry Sr
Sheriff’s News
South Elm Street
Emily A. Milone
Menomonie
Wisc
Princeton Circle Drive
Heat risks rise with prolonged heat in Franklin County
Heat waves bring delayed heat illness signs per experts. Kansas State University cautions about heat stroke and exhaustion increasing with exposure. Read tips include limiting outdoor work, loose light clothing, hats, sunscreen, and staying hydrated. Avoid leaving children or pets in cars.
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Vickie Moss
Franklin County
Mary Knapp
Kansas State University
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cheryl McDonald
Ottawa
United Way seeks volunteers for Franklin County drive
The United Way of Franklin County begins its 2004 fundraising drive on September 4 and will hold a volunteer orientation at 11 30 am at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Franklin County volunteers are urged to attend to help reach a countywide goal, extend outreach to rural areas, and reinforce the local United Way affiliation with the national organization.
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Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wynndee Lee
Lee
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Drive
Bill Gray
Gray
Ottawa
Ottawa Schools Face Improvement Analysis After Test Scores
Eisenhower Elementary leads fourth grade math in Ottawa while Hawthorne Central Heights and Williamsburg High show underperforming results. Next year these schools face intervention plans including annual objectives and teacher mentoring. Title I schools must spend at least 10 percent of additional federal funds on professional development. Students may transfer to schools meeting adequate yearly progress during improvement periods.
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Hawthorne
Ottawa
Central Heights High School
Williamsburg High School
Eisenhower Elementary
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Garfield Elementary
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Lincoln Elementary
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Ottawa Middle
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Central Heights High
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Wellsville Elementary
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