Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
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O'Dell benefit dance at VFW in Ottawa
A benefit dance for Kristi Medlen O'Dell who has Cystic Fibrosis will be held 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday at Ottawa VFW Post 5901. Old Time Country Music will perform and the event is open to the public. Sandwiches and coffee will be served after.
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Ottawa arts parents Suzuki Strings seminar and events
Friday has no listings. Saturday 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Ottawa Suzuki Strings seminar for art students parents at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main St. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Benefit dance for Kristi Medlen O'Dell at Ottawa VFW Post 5901 north U S 59. Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Dietrich Cabin open City Park 515 S Main St. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Old Depot Museum 135 W Tecumseh St. 2 p.m. Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association Matt Brandes home 29 Wheatland Drive.
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Wheatland Drive
Ottawa admissions and jail arrests detailed in Thursday notes
The Daily Report lists admissions on Thursday for Lois Carey and Bradley Mason in Ottawa, dismissals for Constance Hilner, Lisa Mason, and Carol Stephenson in Ottawa, plus Franklin County Jail arrests. Judith Ann Roberts, James M. Winsky, Brandon Scott Hood, Scott Fitzgerald Roatch, Ira Lewis Johnson, and Billy Lee Markus faced charges or warrants, with several remanded or released and bonds set.
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Lois Carey
Ottawa
Bradley Mason
Constance Hilner
Lisa Mason
Carol Stephenson
Franklin County Jail
Sheriff's Department
Judith Ann Roberts
Garnett
James M. Winsky
Ash St
Brandon Scott Hood
Scott Fitzgerald Roatch
Pomona
Ira Lewis Johnson
E. 13Th St
Billy Lee Markus
S. Locust St
Poems In BTK Case Trigger Public Help Wichita
Investigators tracking the BTK serial killings say a 1979 poem titled Oh Anna Why Didn’t You Appear appears to be original writing by the killer and ask the public for tips. The poem relates to a Wichita burglary on April 28, 1979 and to BTK letters claiming eight Wichita murders.
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Nancy Fox
County to form HR director search committee
Franklin County will form a special search panel to evaluate applicants for the new county human resources director role within two weeks. County Counselor Blaine Finch plans to propose committee members, with HR directors from other governments on board. The panel would narrow to three to five finalists for final selection by the Franklin County Commission.
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Court Report from Franklin County District Court July cases
Franklin County District Court records list numerous pleas and dismissals from July filings. Amanda Weber and others faced theft, assault, drug, and paraphernalia charges with various plea outcomes. Several defendants entered guilty or no contest pleas, while some charges were dismissed. Sentencing includes Jody Henson eight months plus probation and Devin Wesen sentenced to prison with probation.
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Amanda Marie Weber
Daniel Dean Davis
Thomas Gearhard Landwehr
Eric Gomez
Ashley Nicole Goyer
Jarrod
Wayne Roy
Devin James Weirn
Joshua William Brown
Garry L. Goodloe Jr
Treva A. Lamm-Higginbotham
Robin N. Hicks
Jody Henson
Kevin Lee Hartpence
Timothy J. Alexander
Denny Gillett
Thomas Aaron Ingram
Kimberly R. Clark
Tracy James McMillan
Randall Lee Burton
Cheryl Mullin
James M. Hooter
Michael J. Kline
Charles L. Covert Jr
Erik Michael Peterson
Devin James Wesen
Erik M. Peterson
Boyda backs one-man, one-woman marriage amendment
Kansas candidate Betsy Boyda frames health care, education, and domestic job concerns while supporting a constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union of one man and one woman. She criticizes Ryan for outsourcing and advocates tax incentives for small to mid-sized businesses.
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