Weather outlook with rain and possible thunder storms
Tonight from 40 degrees with rain developing and possible thunderstorms and heavy rain. Light to variable wind in the evening. Thursday brings rain possibly heavy, then mixing with snow in the afternoon. See page 2A for more forecast details and table of contents.
Ottawa board hosts reception for three superintendent candidates
The Ottawa Board of Education will host a community reception for the district's three superintendent candidates next week at the Carnegie Cultural Center. Kay Highbarger has served as interim superintendent since Harvey Ludwick retired earlier this year. The public can meet the candidates from 3 to 3 45 p.m. on December 14 15 and 16, with interviews at 7 p.m. each night. Candidates' names have not yet been released.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Kay Highbarger
Harvey Ludwick
Carnegie Cultural Center
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Main Streets
BOE
Ottawa High School Free Winter Band Concert at OU Chapel
The Ottawa High School Music Department directed by Brent A Wheeler presents a free winter band concert at 7 p.m. in the Ottawa University Chapel. The Concert Band performs with Josh Howard and Elizabeth Reitmeyer in a trumpet duet on La Boheme Act II. After intermission the Jazz Band follows with soloists Kathryn McCurdy Holly Shepard Heather Huene and Pat Feist. Vocal director Shawna Bothwell is guest vocalist for White Christmas.
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Ottawa High School
Brent A. Wheeler
Ottawa University
Josh Howard
Filizabeth Reitmeyer
Kathryn McCurdy
Holly Shepard
Heather Huéne
Pat Feist
OHS
Shawna Bothwell
Sheriff accuses treasurer of drug use in Kansas county
In Cherokee County Kansas Sheriff Bob Creech seized control of the treasurer’s office amid allegations that Treasurer Sharon Carpino 37 admitted meth use in the courthouse after hours and misappropriation of county funds. Investigators found a loaded .25 caliber handgun and drug paraphernalia in the office.
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Columbus
Kansas County
Cherokee County
Sharon Carpino
Carpino
Bob Creech
Juanita Hodgson
Creech
County plan makes parents pay for juvenile detentions
Butler County commissioners approve a plan letting a judge set parent contributions toward juvenile detention costs based on juvenile workers recommendations. Income and family size drive each calculation, with examples suggesting middle class families could face 70 to 80 dollars per day.
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EL Dorado
Butler County
Butler County Commission
Sacred Heart students craft decorations for residents
Sacred Heart School kindergartners and older students teamed to make handmade holiday decorations for Village Plaza and Village West residents. Younger kids partnered with older peers across seven classrooms to create trees and garlands, continuing a multiyear school retirement home tradition that brightens residents doors and hearts.
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Sacred Heart
JOY Ludwig Herald
Sacred Heart School
Village Plaza
Village West
Douglas Becker
Logan Westerman
Becker
Susanne Bauer
Bauer
Betty Higbie
Countywide survey aims to lure new businesses
Jeff Mourning of the Ottawa Franklin County Economic Development Corp announces a countywide resident survey to identify strengths and weaknesses. With 400 responses, student volunteers will call in the evenings to help form a strategic plan due to state agencies by February.
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Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing
Ed York
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
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KDOCH
Wal-Mart
York
EDOCH
David Darling
Kansas State University
Ken Woods
Mourning
Lou Atherton
Chamber
Lou
Franklin County
Douglas
Johnson
County seeks K-68 upgrades in Franklin County
Franklin County pursues 5.5 miles of west K-68 and 6.75 miles east from I-35 to K-33 for widening shoulders and more right of way. KDOT decision hinges on economic development and safety data with spring results anticipated. County officials note historic delays and past fatal accidents along the route.
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Franklin County Public Works
Ray DeJulio
KDOT
DeJulio
Pomona
Commission
Don Waymire
Marais Des Cygnes
Democrats accuse Republicans of stealing education reform ideas
TOPEKA AP Democrats charge two Republican leaders with co opting Democratic education reform proposals in a GOP package that includes all day kindergarten and a half day program for at risk 4 year olds. Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley and House Minority Leader Jim Garner dismiss the effort as political posturing and a rehash of Democratic initiatives.
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Topeka
Senate
Anthony Hensley
D-Topeka
House
Jim Garner
Garner
McCulloh survives Manhattan recall vote
Manhattan voters keep City Commissioner Karen McCulloh 4 400 to 2 649 after a recall fight over the Ten Commandments tablet at City Hall. McCulloh opposed restoring the monolith. a federal suit had sought its removal as a church and state issue. The recall effort followed petitions and alleged misconduct claims by Christian activists.
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Manhattan
City Hall
Karen McCulloh
McCulloh
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Society
Ron Bishop
Ronnie Pursley
Christopher Bruna
Ottawa Village Plaza
Ottawa Village West
Joy Ludwig
Kansas Department of Transportation