Ottawa special services screen Sept. 3 for ages up to five
Ottawa USD 290 offers a free developmental screening on Wednesday Sept 3 for children up to five in the district. Call 229-8110 or visit the Special Services office at 123 W Fourth St to schedule. Flaming Fedoras Red Hat group meets Sept 4 at Ottawa Country Club with lunch at 1130 am. reservations due by Tuesday. Call Anne Ramsey or June Butler or email bonesbuddy at sbcglob net for reservations.
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Ottawa
Special Services Office
Fourth St
Flaming Fedoras
Ottawa Country Club
Anne Ramsey
June Butler
Bonesbuddy
Sbcglobnet
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Jail Arrests
Admissions list names Tanya Lee Cheryl Robinson Jamie Graika Thelma Davison Jackie Davin Eleanor Moyer Sylvia Mersham Births report two newborn sons. Dismissals list Karin Morton Alberta Kueser Harley Ainsworth Stephanie Holder Tanya Lee. Arrests include Michael James Thompson Jr John Davis Hernandez Amanda J White William P Schlappi with bonds set.
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Tanya Lee
Richmond
Cheryl Robinson
Ottawa
Jamie Graika
Thelma Davison
Garnet
Jackie Davin
Eleanor Moyer
Osage City
Sylvia Mersham
Karin Morton
Alberta Kueser
Harley Ainsworth
Stephanie Holder
Franklin County
Sheriff's Dept
Michael James Thompson Jr
N. Mulberry
John Davis Hernandez
Pomona
Inside Job Suspected in McDonalds Theft
Ottawa Police investigate a McDonalds at 2214 Princeton Street after officials report a theft of 642 dollars between 2:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Captain Ron Puterbaugh says only employees likely had access to the money.
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Herald
McDonalds
Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa
Princeton Street
Ron Puterbaugh
West Nile virus cases rise in Kansas to 14
Four new human West Nile infections confirmed by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, bringing statewide cases to 14 this year. Victims include residents in Barton County Seward Sedgwick and Thomas counties. Most infections mild, about 80 percent asymptomatic. hospitalizations reported.
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Wichita
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Karen Watson
Barton County
Seward County
Sedg Wick
Thomas County
City Planning Commission Soon To Review 25 Home Project
The Ottawa Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p m Thursday at City Hall to review a preliminary plat for a 25 home development between Usth and 17th streets near Willow Acres and the Seimua South complex under construction. Developers through Coldwell Banker have not fixed prices or amenities yet. A site plan by Ottawa Co op for a domed fertilizer storage building and a public hearing for an early childhood special education center are also on the agenda along with drafts of the comprehensive plan.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
Chursdiy
City Hall
Woodharbor
Usth
17Th Streets
Heth Willow Acres
Seimua South Aguitindi
Wyrndee
Lee
Coldwell Banker
Commission
Ottawa Co-op
Co-Op
Fourth St
New administrator joins Neosho County College to boost growth
Neosho County Community College hired administrator Brian Inbody as vice president for student learning to strengthen continuity after a lengthy presidential vacancy. He will oversee Ottawa Campus Dean Mark Eldridge and other campus leaders to align curricula with market needs and foster ties with local businesses and agencies. Enrollment is forecast to rise 10 to 15 percent this term, following a previous 40 percent increase.
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Brian Inbody
Neosho County Community College
Inbody
Mark Eldridge
Ottawa
Vicky Smith
Brian
Neushy County Community College
Smith
Eldridge
NCCC
Southwestern Michigan College
Dowagiac
Mich
SWMC
Northeastern Oklahoma A&m College
Miami
Okla
Oklahoma State University
University of Arkansas
Neosho County
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald
Planning for city continues in Ottawa
The Ottawa Planning and Code Department presses ahead with the new comprehensive plan despite a flood of hail related roof permits from the July 11 storm. The plan, expected by November, reflects community input via Vision and ongoing staff work on growth recommendations.
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Herald News
Ottawa Planning and Code Department
Planning Commission
Wynndee Lee
City Planning and Codes
Ottawa City Commission
Lee
Weldon Padgett
City Park
Anne Sinclair
Ottawa Main Street
Main Street
First Street
Seventh Street
Lynn Underwood
Ottawa Planning Commission
Underwood
COF helps local consumers join workforce via Job Club
COF's training facility in Ottawa supports about 20 percent of local consumers who can work in the community. Workers earn from minimum wage to $8 hourly and join COF's Job Club, a social program with monthly events. Staff assist with applications, interviews, transportation, and income reporting while many find steady roles in production, janitorial, daycare, and at places like Sand Creek Nursery, Laich Industries, and Wal-Mart.
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COF
Ottawa
Wilcox
Carmen Eubank
Vickie Shaw
Lornee Kraft
Sumer
Sand Creek Nursery
Laich Industries
Wal-Mart
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Bulletin Board
the Daily Report
Josh Anderson
Chris Longfellow
Amanda J. White
Overland Park
William P. Schlappi
S. Elm Sr
Kansas
West Nile
Lawrence Hospital
Lawrence (Ap
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dave Johnson
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Lawrence
Johnson
EPA
Kansas City, Kan
Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas Natural Resources Council
The
Kansas Sierra Club
Friends of the Kaw
Arkansas River Coalition
Martin Kessler
Kansas City
Kan
City Planning Commission
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