Record rainfall continues as Ottawa area hits new date high
Ottawa endures heavy showers with 2.6 inches in a day setting a new date record while total rainfall this month nears 8.8 inches well above the August average. Pottawatomie Creek near Lane rises to 12.1 feet with flood stage at 23 feet and is forecast to crest tonight before dropping by Saturday. Water advisories urge motorists to avoid standing water as storms linger with relief not in sight.
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City plans pool upgrades with grant funds and savings
City aims to renovate the pool bathhouse this fall and next spring to meet federal disability standards. Most work will be done by city crews to cut costs, with features added later as funds allow. A water slide, the most requested item, is unlikely this year due to high costs. The city expects to spend about 608000 dollars on pool renovations over time.
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Feast of Franklin County tied to Smithsonian exhibit in Ottawa
The “Feast of Franklin County” and the traveling Smithsonian display “Key Ingredients: America By Food” arrive in Ottawa. Sept 2 to Oct 14 showcase food’s production and presentation while Barker’s local food lore book adds vintage recipes and Maple Sugar history. Participants will craft family recipe scrapbooks at three Paper Haven events led by Tracey Wade.
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Commuters Adjust Routines as Gas Prices Climb
Ottawa residents Fantz and detective Jeffrey Richards discuss cutting trips and taking lunches to save fuel. Richards commutes daily to Overland Park from Ottawa in a Saturn achieving 30 to 35 mpg, while Fantz avoids nonessential trips and watches prices closely hoping for relief.
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