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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 2011

Page

9

Christmas Lights and Holidays in Wellsville Scheduled

The Wellsville Chamber of Commerce plans a 6 p.m. lighting at city hall 411 Main and a Holidays in Wellsville event starting 9 a.m. Saturday at Wellsville High School 602 Walnut. A Community Blood Center drive follows 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church 203 E Fourth. Appointment at esavealifenow org with sponsor Istunitedmethod is 12 or call 785 242 8439. The center aims to collect at least 580 pints daily to aid local patients.

Wellsville Wellsville High School Walnut St Community Blood Center First United Methodist Church E. Fourth St Esavealifenow. Org

Holiday safety class for youth in Ottawa

Ottawa police and recreation officials sponsor a 6:30 p.m. information session at the Ottawa Community Recreation Center Goppert Building on 15th and Ash Streets. Sgt Mark d Augereau will teach a free class for people 16 and younger focusing on personal safety and how to protect oneself from an attack. Topics include staying safe while walking in dark parking lots after shopping.

Ottawa Community Recreation Center Goppert Building 15Th Ash Streets Ottawa Police Mark d’Augereau Adam Weingartner Weingartner

Weather Records From Wednesday 1964 Data

Wednesday's high and low were recorded with a noted high of 72 and low of 5, from the 1964 report. The entry cites Wednesday as the day of recording with no additional context on location or station.

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Weather extremes and conditions across the U.S.

The report notes extreme temperatures in the lower 48 states with 5 at Alamosa and 80 at Tucson Arizona, accompanied by partly sunny skies.

Alamosa Golo Tucson Ariz

County to install new phone system to cut costs

Franklin County commissioners approved a 152000 dollar purchase for a new phone system aiming to replace a 14 year old, unsupported system. The upgrade will integrate voicemail with email, improve fax use, and reduce annual operating costs by about 19000 dollars. Installation planned January with full switch over by March or April. Old equipment will be sold.

Franklin County Lisa Johnson Johnson C&c Group Lenexa Dustin Coureton Coureton

Students offer sounds of sixties at fall program

Ottawa The Eugene Field Elementary School music program themed around the 1960s featured songs such as Aquarius Spinning Wheel and a Beatles medley under the direction of Alan Cunningham. Students and families enjoyed the performance with a lively Twist dance moment.

Eugene Field Elementary School Alan Cunningham

Franklin County names Jeff Cakin as Natural Resource Officer

Jeff Cakin became Franklin County's Natural Resource Officer for the Kansas Department of Wildlife Parks and Tourism in September. A Shawnee native and KSU fisheries biology graduate, he previously worked four and a half years with Leavenworth Police. He covers all Franklin County and Pomona Reservoir fish and game issues, enforces boating fishing and hunting laws, and offers hunter safety classes. He can be reached at (620) 450 7192 to report poaching or wildlife questions.

Jeff Cakin Pomona Reservoir Cakin Shawnee Mission Northwest High School Kansas State University Leavenworth Kansas Seward Meade Haskell Franklin County Osage County Larabe Alexander Ottawa

Wellsville resident's burning triggers city concerns

Wellsville Fire Chief Robert Thomas told the city council that Vernon Fraley burned construction material within 10 inches of a wooden fence on his 90 acre property between Stafford Road and I-35. Police Chief Steve Gillespie described large flames seen from I-35 and urged caution. The city said open burning is illegal inside limits unless an enclosure is used, and Attorney Patrick Reavey will review the matter.

Wellsville Robert Thomas Thomas Vernon Fraley Fraley Stafford Road Donna Layce Steve Gillespie Gillespie Layton Gal Patrick Reavey

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