Bulletin Board submission guidelines and contact info
Daily bulletin board note invites non commercial events open to the public with a two day advance submission rule. Fax 785-242-9420 email clean ottawa herald dot com or mail to 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067. No phone calls please.
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Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Ottawa High School Hosts Parents Night Schedule
Ottawa High School invites parents to attend Parents Night and Open House at 1120 S. Ash St. from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday. The event starts with a brief assembly in the north gym, after which parents tour their student’s timetable, visiting each room for about 10 minutes as explained by Principal Justin Henry.
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OHS
Ottawa High School
S. Ash St
Justin Henry
Ottawa area meetings and events schedule
Monday events include Franklin County Commission at the Courthouse on Main Street, Lions Club at Poncho's Ottawa on Main Street, Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale on Second Street, Ottawa City Commission at City Hall, and a health exercise group called Personal Action to Health at Don Woodward Community Center. Tuesday offers the Health exercise group morning session at the Don Woodward Center.
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Franklin County Commission
S. Main St
Ottawa
Lions Club
Poncho’s of
Friends of the Ottawa Library
E. Second St
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa City Hall
S. Hickory St
Don Woodward Community Center
E. Third St
Births and local arrests reported in Daily Report notes
Friday admissions include Eleanor Kissinger Ottawa and Elizabeth Plank Ottawa Sunday birth of a daughter to Patricia and Daniel Shannon Ottawa. Jail notes list multiple arrests in Franklin County with names, charges, bond amounts and current custody status.
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Eleanor Kissinger
Ottawa
Elizabeth Plank
Patricia Shannon
Robert Messenger
Patricia
Daniel Shannon
Bernice Weamer
Bradley Mason
Two Rescued From Area Flooding In Franklin County
Two people were rescued when their van became stuck in floodwaters on Stafford Road near Centropolis. Centropolis firefighting volunteers and sheriff deputies rescued the occupants, with no names released, as the northern Franklin County area faced minor flood damage to roads.
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Stafford Road
Centropolis
Eight Mile Creek
Sheriff's Department
Franklin County
Douglas County
Alan Radcliffe
High-speed chase ends in arrest in Franklin County
Williamsburg man Johnathan Joseph Ingram, 24, led police on a 100 mph county chase after fleeing Ottawa police. He drove through a yard on Utah Road, hid in a field, and tried to enter a residence. He was found beneath a cedar tree and jailed on multiple charges with a $101,500 bond.
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Christine Ann Knight
Walnut St
Eric Dwayne Green
W. Fourth St
Shaun Joseph Campbell
S. Cedar St
Herald
Williamsburg
Johnathan Joseph Ingram
Ottawa
15Th Street
Ingram
Utah Road
Sheriff’s Department
Franklin County
County vehicle purchases spur second look by commissioners
County officials review year end Community Corrections report amid state funding cuts. The group plans to cover losses with new programs while erasing about 14 000 in property taxes and city losses around 30 000. They rejected bids for a new SUV for the appraiser and vow to enforce county vehicle rules, including the commissioners van. A public hearing on vacating Ellis Road west of Vermont Road is set for Sept 15 at 10 am.
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Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Sulayka Kioko Carter
Williamsburg
Trina Sue Linneman
Pomona
Cherie Louise Tucker
Third St
Douglas Marvin Sommer
Baldwin City
Adrian Ja
Seerry St
Jennifer Lynn Calderon
Kansas City
Kan
Kyle Matthew Taylor
Wellsville
Lisa Raylene Wells
Seventh St
Jeffrey Wade Brazeal
Burlington
Erica Lynn Carper
Olathe
Travis Winfield Savage
N. Cherry St
Keith Clark
Clark
Ottawa
Blaine Finch
Don Stottlemire
Steve Brown
Ellis Road
Vermont Road
Knowing Your Bill and Service Options in the Area
The bill lists charges including monthly local service, interstate access surcharge, Universal Service Fund funded support for low income and rural users, Emergency 911 surcharge, various taxes, and a city franchise tax. It also names multiple phone companies serving the area such as BasicPhone Birch BullsEye Best Phone BarTel Comm South Jonex Logix MaxCom MyLine and others.
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BasicPhone
Birch
BullsEye
Best Phone
BarTel
Comm South
Jonex
Logix
MaxCom
MyLine
1-800-Reconnex
LSST
Max-Tel
One Choice
PCS
Prairie Stream
Southwest TeleConnect
Talk.com
QCC
Sure-Tel
Universal Telephone
Bills and taxes on Kansas phone services explained
The text details how Kansas charges 5.3 percent state tax plus 1.5 percent Franklin County and 0.6 percent Ottawa city tax, totaling 7.4 percent for city residents and 6.8 percent for rural customers. It describes a franchise tax paid to cities for telecom right-of-way maintenance and notes Local Number Portability surcharges prior to February 2004, with 52 cents per access line. Contact Vickie Moss at umoss ottawaherald.com.
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Kansas
Franklin County
City of
Ottawa
Ottawa City
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