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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2003
Page
7
Daily bulletin board notice describes submission methods two days ahead by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge. Do not call. Include contact details and mailing address for Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas.
Ottawa Elks Lodge hosts a Hoop Shoot at 1 p.m. Sunday for sixth to eighth graders 13 and under open to homeschooled or area parochial students. Winners in each age group advance Jan 4. info via David Bienhoff at 242-7680. A separate item notes a Wellsville train horn system demo at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the rail crossing, with council decision to follow on KDOT funding.
West Franklin seniors host potluck at 6 p.m. at Pomona Community Center. Richmond City Council meets 7 p.m. at City Hall. Various committees meet morning through evening at Chamber of Commerce and Courthouse. Public library story times, Rotary Club noon meeting, breast cancer support group at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Kids Club, small business development, Wellsville and Ottawa council and planning sessions, Vietnam veterans coping group, Skilton Music Club at Dorothy Matthews home.
Friday admissions include Henry Mitchell Ottawa Margaret Kreiser Melvern Joyce Pursley Ottawa Sunday admissions list Lewis Allen Ottawa Nathaniel Pollock Ottawa Monday admissions include Levi Morrow Ottawa Holly Bowden Ottawa Courtney McMahon Pomona Naomi Fritts Ottawa Dwayne Springer Richmond dismissals Friday Dorothy Fritzgerald Ottawa Hailey Morris Pomona Jack Pursley Ottawa Saturday Margaret Kreiser Melvern Sunday Judy Dunlap Ottawa Charley Reynolds Ottawa Henry Mitchell Ottawa Monday Anthony Pursley Ottawa jail arrests Levi Vincent Clark Garnett 18 obstructing official duty released on bond Patrick Michael O Connor Lawrence 20 DWI transporting open container minor remains in jail Timothy Adam Brumbaugh Topeka 18 warrant remains in jail Eduardo Javier Torres Llagado Aguasscalente Mexico 30 no liability insurance driving without license remains in jail Aaron Dean Stottlemire Rantoul 25 possession marijuana cocaine paraphernalia remains in jail Devon R Rambo Tulsa 32 driving without license released on 275 bond Police News theft reports Wal Mart Princeton Street shoplifting trading cards Kramer Drug Store prescription oxycodone vandalism Days Inn door frame and pop machine cover Fire Calls vehicle fires I 35 grass fires South Eisenhower Road
With a bond issue still about a year away, Ottawa school leaders seek temporary storage space for desks chairs and equipment currently blocking classrooms. They consider using Crestview retirement home storage and the former Ottawa Middle School Facility as potential storage sites while pursuing long term solutions.
Ottawa resident Jeri Foster, a 52 year old painter and cancer survivor, created a fantasy flower artwork to aid the Franklin County Cancer Foundation. Card sets sold for five dollars, with a thousand notecards sold and another thousand available before Christmas. The original painting will be raffled in March for donations, supporting local services such as travel costs for chemotherapy, wigs, groceries, and medical equipment.
Franklin County Commission backs a zoning amendment to let Evergreen Resources store oil drilling equipment behind a six foot fence with a special use permit. Ottawa officials support the measure as consistent with the comprehensive plan and highway commercial zone provisions.
Lawrence AP Judge Randy McGrath ruled that protesters outside a Dole Institute of Politics dedication were guilty only of walking in a roadway. He found them innocent of unlawful assembly disorderly conduct failure to obtain a right of way permit and refusing to comply with a traffic order. He deemed the evidence woefully short and noted one participant expected a nonviolent protest.
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