Franklin County Sheriff Arrests and Incidents Summary
Police logs show Brenden Robbins 22 Ottawa moved on a Franklin County warrant for failure to appear. Cripsin Anderson 51 Rantoul faced domestic battery and property damage charges. John Dykstra 23 Saint Clair Shores Michigan cited for driving while suspended after a traffic stop. Nancy Roerick 48 St Cloud Minnesota held on a Franklin County warrant for failure to appear. Shawn Bailey 31 Newton jailed on a Missouri parole violation warrant. Runaways from Topeka juveniles detained and referred to Juvenile Intake. A 41-year-old Williamsburg woman reported a residence fire total loss. Multiple thefts, accidents, and identity theft cases logged across Ottawa Pomona Wellsville and Wellsville area. Case notes include investigations ongoing and a county attorney referral.
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S. Main St
Ottawa
Brenden Robbins
Franklin County
Texas Road
Crispin Anderson
Rantoul
John Dykstra
Saint Clair Shores
Michigan
Main St
Nancy Roerick
St Cloud
Minnesota
S. Main
Shawn Bailey
Newton
Missouri
Monroe St
Pomona
Topeka
Delaware Road
Rock Creek Road
Williamsburg
Wellsville Police Department Notices From Monday and Tuesday
Wellsville police activity lists welfare checks motorist assists and public assists across blocks on Main Walnut and Poplar streets along with a special assignment and an assist to another agency including a welfare check at Walnut Street and Pendleton Avenue mile marker 198 on I 35 noted for two days as the active incidents.
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Main St
W. Third St
Walnut St
Poplar St
Pendleton Ave
Williamsburg House Fire Totally Destroys Residence
Ottawa Fire Department reports at 8:54 p.m. at 1346 Rock Creek Road in Williamsburg a house fire that consumed the home. Firefighters also assisted with 11 medical calls from Tuesday through Thursday.
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Rock Creek Road
Williamsburg
Memory Lane Light Display Celebrates 20 Years of Glow
Memory Lane Light Display marks its 120th operation year at Pleasant Ridge offering nearly 60 lighted figures along a half mile driving route at 2710 Vermont Rd two miles north of Rantoul. The $5 per car admission includes a $2 hay wagon ride nightly 5 30 to 7 30 p m through Christmas Eve Fridays Saturdays and Sundays 5 30 to 10 p m.
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Memory Lane
Pleasant Ridge
Memory’ Lane
Tigger
Vermont Rd
Rantoul
Kansas Livestock Association announces 2018 19 scholars
Twenty two scholarship winners were named at the Kansas Livestock Association Convention in Wichita on November 28. The Kansas Livestock Foundation and partners awarded 23500 dollars. Chad Hibdon received the 500 dollar Fred H Woodbury Memorial Scholarship. Hibdon, a Princeton resident and Butler Community College freshman, majors in agribusiness. Preference favors Chase, Franklin, Lyon, Osage, or Wabaunsee county residents pursuing agriculture degrees.
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Kansas Livestock Association
Wichita
Kansas Livestock Foundation
KLF
Chad Hibdon
Fred H. Woodbury
Hibdon
Darrell
Julie Hibdon
Princeton
Butler Community College
Kansas
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Daily Report
Sheriff Office News
US 59
McLouth
E. 15Th St
California Road
Kaylon Grimsley
Carol Burgess
John Zook
Vermont Road
Wellsville
Alexandra Kaempfe
Osawatomie
Virginia Road
Deborah Park
Ottawa Police Department News
Jacob Love
S. Olive St
Taylin Schemm
N. Main St
Steven Russell
Lawrence
Anetta White
S. Cedar St
S. Tremont St
S. Princeton St
Penieli Tulikhihifo
Errol Basconcillo
S. Oak St
15Th St
N. Locust St
W. Sixth St
Wellsville Police Department News
Ottawa Fire Department News
KLA
Franklin
Lyon
Osage
Chase
Wabaunsee County
US 75
Lyndon, KS
Marvin Hansford
Sandersauctions.net
Sanders
Jim Sanders
Gmail
Olathe Health
Olathe Health Cardiology
Hdaedtha Elk Tee
Iilaes
Ie Bee Peerie Te
Jay W. Murphy
Naga V. Garikipati
Christopher M. Buckley
Ashutosh V. Bapat
Michael F. Meurer
Ashley Jt
Moser
Dusan A. Stanojevic
Jail
Abutetun
James E. Miller
Steven D. Obernmueller
Ravi K. Yarlagadda
FACC
Howard Y. Lee
Neosho County Community
E. Logan
Ottawa, KS
Neosho.edu
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