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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 2017

Page

5

Central Heights Ensures Every Child Receives Christmas Gifts

Central Heights Middle School led by Principal Buddy Welch mobilizes donations of money, tickets, clothes, and goods to provide each of its 150 students with a gift valued at about $20 or more. Donations support shopping trips and transportation to events, with Dec. 15 as the gift distribution day, and a call for ongoing community support.

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Ottawa barbecue spot partners with senior meals program

Smoked Creations at 222 E Logan St in Ottawa will donate 15 percent of its Tuesday sales to Mid-America Nutrition Program Meals on Wheels. Owner Jeremy Clevenger, a former volunteer driver, joins efforts to fund homebound senior meals across seven Kansas counties including Franklin. The program runs nutritionally balanced meals through 25 sites since 1981, expanding based on performance.

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Judge Witteman Keynotes CODIS Conference in Norman Oklahoma

Franklin County Judge Douglas P. Witteman joined by Chase County Attorney Bill Harerson and Lisa Burdett at the CODIS Conference in Norman Oklahoma. The keynote covered a rural Coffey County home invasion from March 1998 and the role of DNA evidence in solving it.

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