Ottawa offers adult high school diploma program
The Future Visions Diploma Center opens Monday for enrollment for adults 18 and older seeking an Ottawa High School diploma. The self paced program uses computers and staff support, with 11 computer workstations at 206 S Main. Co directors Brenda Cummings and Sandy Brown Payne promise a supportive environment, aiming to enroll 43 students before Sept 5.
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Farmers Clash With Sierra Club Over Land Use
Dale E. Anderson of the Nat l Assn. of Reversionary Property Owners argues the Sierra Club and similar groups threaten private property rights, opposing conservation efforts and aiming to restrict land use without compensation through rail trails wet lands and water rights. He frames environmentalists as opposing family farms and promoting broad regulation.
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Reader Forum submissions guidelines in Ottawa Herald
Readers are invited to send hand signed letters with full address and phone number to Ottawa Herald Reader Forum at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or via letters ottawaherald com. Submissions must stay under 500 words and may be edited for space.
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City Commission reviews mid term city manager evaluation and audits
The Ottawa Kansas City Commission held a Monday work session starting with an executive session at 3 30 p m to discuss nonelected personnel and attorney client privileges. The session preceded a study session, which reviewed the annual CPA audit by Agler and Gaeddert noting no major issues and a fair presentation of the city’s finances for year ending December 31 1999. Scott Bird and staff were commended for orderly financials. The board discussed zoning for a cereal malt beverage permit at China Place, Eagle Scout landscaping at the Ottawa welcome sign, Veterans Day plans with a $1 000 budget request, maintenance needs at the Carnegie Cultural Center, lease renewals with USD 290, budget planning for 2001 and 2002, sidewalk improvement deadlines extended to Sept 15, and the city’s housing and vision plans with public input encouraged. The mayor invited public questions at 242 9010 or rjacksonott.net.
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