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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2004
Page
9
Daily bulletin board notices ask for items two days plus in advance by fax email or mail to Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free, with no phone calls.
The Ottawa Adult Education Center at 420 S Main St begins adult classes for diploma completion. For enrollment, call (785) 229-8130. Ottawa Board of Education plans to discuss a $25.9 million school bond at 7 p.m. Monday at Ottawa Middle School. Rural Water District 4 of Franklin County meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 1506 Old Highway 50. Garfield Elementary hosts meet the teacher night Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30. students may bring supplies and meet teachers.
Franklin County events list includes a tractor ride to Williamsburg with lunch and a rain date of Aug 28. Also scheduled are a Cruise Night at Advance Auto Parts, Ottawa Suzuki Strings class, Fusion welcome event for Ottawa University, a Franklin County Landlords dinner, USD 290 Board of Education meeting, all with contact details and locations in Ottawa area.
The Daily Report lists Thursday dismissals for Rebecca Collins of Rantoul Janet Atchison of Ottawa and Angie Abunga with daughter Lyndon. It covers arrests: Paul Anthony Powell 26 of Rock Creek Road on two probation violation charges released on bond. Ernesto Zamora 22 on four warrants remains jailed with bond set. Angela Cain 34 of Pomona on a failure to appear warrant released on bond. Douglas Beshears 32 of Walton Street on driving while suspended released on bond. Theft reports include items from multiple blocks. vandalism includes a 1999 Ford Mustang. several non injury accidents listed with dates and locations. ambulance call at 1500 block of South Twyman Street.
Fashion Inc. of 1019 E. North St. Ottawa received a federal Small Cities Community Development Block Grant of 455000 to hire 13 workers over two years. The project totals 1.2 million with private financing and a 161000 city loan. The city will loan the grant to the company to expand metal canopies and roofing systems at a 12000 square foot plant.
Ottawa announces staffing for the upcoming year with new hires including Saul Heide as language arts teacher at Ottawa High School and Chris Korb as elementary principal at Eugene Field Elementary. Martin Peters named chemistry teacher after ten years at Lawrence High School, settling near Pomona with his wife employed at Peoples Bank.
Lincoln Elementary plans a third kindergarten class this year due to higher than expected enrollment. Superintendent Jan Collins notes some last minute shifts may occur as families adjust. New staff include Kip Smilie as kindergarten teacher and Amy Wilson as fifth grade teacher at Lincoln, plus several specialists joining Ottawa schools.
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