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Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Community Activities Coffee at Visitors Center in Ottawa
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts coffee at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the Franklin County Visitor's Information Center on 2011 E. Logan St. The Franklin County CVB introduces its new marketing and communications manager Dori Thomas. Quilt groups schedule meetings in Baldwin City and project program Yes You Can Quilt it in Your Lifetime hosted by Mary Ann Calder and Mary Jane Gierenger. Visitors are welcome.
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Ottawa Area
Baldwin City
Maple Leaf Quilt Guild
Mcrian Machine Quilt Guild
Mary Ann Calder
Mary Jane Gierenger
Haynie
Joe Harkins
Governor's Rural Life Task Force
Ottawa
Franklin County
Hay
Mary Allison
Ottawa multi event calendar lists several local meetings
A schedule of events runs 6 p m to 8 p m including Ottawa University orientation at 10th and Cedar and a noon to 6 p m blood drive at the Franklin County Office Annex. Also on the slate are a 6 30 p m landlords dinner at Sirloin Stockade 2230 S Princeton St a 7 30 a m to e 7 p m USD 290 Board of Education session at Ottawa Middle School 1230 S Ash St and a 8 p m Agri Business Committee meeting at the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second St plus Friends of the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium 6 30 p m and several other items.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
10Th and
Cedar Streets
Franklin County Area Landlords Association
Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Franklin County
14Th
Main Streets
Friends of the
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Potter’s Wheel
First
Agri-Business Committee
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Second St
Weekend Hospital Admissions and County Jail Reports
Daily notes list admissions and dismissals at The Daily Report Hospital on Saturday and Sunday with names. Franklin County Jail arrests include Penland, Toumberlin, Crooks, Higginbotham Jr, with bonds and charges. Police arrests cover Lisne, Norcross, Smith, Beaner, Shipley, Mize, Graves, Johnson with charges or bonds. Drug unit arrests cite Ingram and Flack for drug offenses. Theft reports and motor vehicle incidents appear in Police News and Accidents sections.
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Franklin County Jail
Jack Leroy Higginbotham Jr
S. Oak St
James K. Lisne
S. Locust St
Tammy Ann Norcross
Fourth St
Roger Wayne Smith
Gregory Lee Beaner
S. Main St
James Aaron Shipley
S. Osage
Charlene R. Mize
S. Linwood St
Brian Wayne Graves
Jason Dean Johnson
Canterbury Court
Drug Enforcement Unit
Thomas Aaron Ingram
S. Cherry St
Setup starts for new HR department
Franklin County moves to locate and equip a new human resources department in the courthouse. Kristie Stinebaugh to direct and itemize supplies including filing cabinets as the county drafts a year end budget and solicits prices from office supply firms. The commission also considers moving CASA offices and courthouse vaults to enhance records fireproofing.
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Herald
Franklin County
Kristie Stinebaugh
Shari Perry
Stinebaugh
Perry
CASA
County signs up for energy audit
The Franklin County Commission agreed to a no cost trial with Ameresco to perform a free preliminary energy audit of county buildings. The Boston based consultant will review lighting HVAC and utility bills and advise on potential energy management program bids if beneficial.
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Herald
Franklin County Commission
Ameresco
Boston Energy
Merriam
Chris Salzmann
Salzmann
Ottawa area discusses new urbanism and bypass plans
Ottawa residents in a planning meeting explored NEA grant funded ideas from Kansas Main Street Association, focusing on new urbanism, traffic calming, and downtown appeal. Attendees eyed U.S. 59 bypass impacts, K-68 corridor, public art, and a mural plan for Haley Park to boost heritage and culture.
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Haynie
NEA
Kansas Main Street Association
United States
Idaho
Mississippi
Colorado
U.S. 59
Ottawa
Lawrence
Virginia Lancaster
Franklin County
S. Main Street
George Washburn
Ottawa University
Tony Jones
Kathy Markley
Haley
2Nd
Main Streets
Markley
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