Williamsburg Council Meeting Rescheduled for September 10
The Williamsburg City Council meeting in September is moved to Sept 10 at 7 30 p m due to Labor Day. For more information call 785 746 5578.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2001
Page
10
Ottawa couple tours world at Kansas Cerebral Palsy Ranch
Dale Klink and Debbie Sloan of Ottawa spent a week at the Kansas Jaycees Cerebral Palsy Ranch near El Dorado during America week. Fifteen staff members hail from countries including Senegal Zambia Uganda Kenya Ukraine Russia Thailand Great Britain and speak English. The camp offers total care for physically and mentally challenged individuals and relies on donations. They thank the Kansas Jaycees and invite donations or volunteers via CPRanch.org or (316) 775-2421.
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Jaycees
Augusta
Dale Klink
Debbie Sloan
Ottawa
Kansas
Klink
Sloan
Kansas Jaycees
Cpranch.org
P.O. Box
Daily Police Briefs from Wellsville and Surrounding Areas
Arrest reports include Eric James Fox and Shawn Steven Lewis on DUI charges with bonds of 750 and 1000, thefts of a cell phone and ring in the 200 block of E Third, and vandalism in the 100 block of E Second. Also noted are a license- and battery-related arrest of Kathleen Pemberton, drug unit activity for Virgil Allen, injury collisions involving Cory Lee and others, non-injury vehicle incidents, an ambulance call, and road closure at 600 Thomas Road with no detour.
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Eric James Fox
Hickory
Shawn Steven Lewis
S. Cherry
Princeton
E. Third
E. Second
Wellsville
Kathleen Ann Pemberton
Seventh
Walnut
Virgil Eldon Allen
Highland
Drug Enforcement Unit
Alisha J. Murray
Kelsey
Eva K. Myers
Ses
Sycamore
Myers
Nanninga
Murray
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Raymond D. Carpenter
Richmond
Oregon
Carpenter
Eric J. Fox
Fox
Eldy E. Quintana
N. Cherry
East
Massasoit
Pamela K. Coffman
Reno Road
Vera S. Carter
St. Louis
S. Main
Carter
Thomas Road
Payless Cashways to liquidate assets in bankruptcy filing
Payless Cashways Inc a 71 year old chain based in Lee's Summit Missouri said it will liquidate its inventory and exit operations after telling the U S Bankruptcy Court it lacks funds to continue. The firm has filed for Chapter 11 twice recently and cites deteriorating borrowing and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Payless Cashways Inc
Lee's Summit
Payless
Kansas to charge fees for grocery and restaurant licenses
Kansas lawmakers shift inspection costs from taxpayers to businesses for grocery stores, food plants, and restaurants. Fees would rise from 100 to 130 for restaurants and from 50 to 150 for large grocers with small operators paying 50. The plan preserves current inspector levels amid ongoing underinspection and public health concerns. A public hearing is set for Sept 21 in Topeka.
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Topeka
Bureau of Consumer Health
Steve Paige
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Harris News Service
Kansas
Pesige
Legislative Budget Committee
Paige
Ron Hein
Abandoned well plugging event on Lloyd Robbins Farm
Darren Hibdon Franklin County Extension agent agriculture leads an Abandoned well plugging demonstration at the Lloyd Robbins Farm corner of Colorado and Sand Creek Roads. The event sponsored by the Franklin County Farm Bureau Natural and Environmental Resources Committee and the Franklin County Conservation District stresses plugging old wells to protect groundwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darren Hibdon
Franklin County Extension
Colorado
Sand Creek
Lloyd Robbins
Franklin County Farm Bureau Natural & Environmental Resources Committee
Franklin County Conservation District
All Fired Up to Open Ceramics Studio on Main Street
Wilson plans to convert the vacant building at Second and Main into All Fired Up, a contemporary ceramics studio with a retail section. The project includes restoring brickwork, reopening upper windows, and adding an awning. The shop will host classes, provide 10,000 greenware molds, and offer space for events and children programs.
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Second
Main
Wilson
Main Street
All Fired Up
Judi
Tom
Bertie Wilson
Allstate Insurance
Ottawa
South Star Chrysler
Ottawaherald
Ottawa Scouts Tackle Philmont Trek Amid Heat and Storms
Ottawa Scouts endured two mile first day hikes and a 13 mile day on the Philmont trek. They faced daily rain and heat with highs in the 90s, plus thunderstorms and hail. Ranger guidance early gave way to independent travel as they sharpened camping skills.
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Aradi
Za Ranger
Philmont
Ottawa
Dave Walsh
Dustin VanLeiden
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Kansas City Zoo faces possible loss of accreditation
The Kansas City Zoo may lose accreditation from the American Zoo and Aquarium Association after a recent inspection. The panel will decide next week in St. Louis whether the zoo has corrected issues such as a dilapidated orangutan exhibit, staff shortages, and procurement delays. Loss could block grants and exchanges.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Zoo
National Zoo Association
American Zoo and Aquarium Association
St. Louis
Denny Lewis
The
Zoo Association
Silver Spring
Mark Wourms
Association
Wourms
Man charged in poisoning case in Johnson County
Leawood resident Michael J. Vaught 42 is charged with attempted first degree murder after he and his wife Rhonda 40 were treated for arsenic poisoning. Bond set at 250000. Police probe whether the couple involved their 13-year-old son as investigators assess possible arsenic exposure at their home where they were found nauseated and vomiting.
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Clathe
Leawood
Michael J. Vaught
Johnson County
Vaught
Rhonda Vaught
Michael Vaught
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Police News
Cory W. Lee
S. Walnut
Lisa Rae Nanninga
Burrough Lot
Payless Cashways
Ron Bishop
McCurdy
Brian Bowers
K.C. Zoo
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