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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2005
Page
9
The regional forecast calls for Lew high temperatures tonight and Saturday. Mild to cool conditions expected with variable cloud cover and light winds. Forecast guidance suggests near seasonal norms for daytime highs and overnight lows.
Pomona may lift the boil water advisory as KDHE tests samples this afternoon. City superintendent Jim Robinson said the warning followed a break that vented about 100000 gallons, lowering pressure in the 500 East A Street line serving 952 households and businesses. The system was repressurized after isolating the leak and needs no contamination evidence before lifting the order.
The Swe Herald reports forest park at 518 W Forest St kept Ottawa youths from enjoying a day off from school as winter weather prompted cautions. Creason-Tawney Chevrolet warns to check tires fluids batteries and lights while livestock and pets need water shelter and acclimation to cold conditions. Dr Trent Lancaster notes short indoor shelter for pets and emphasizes careful care for older animals and calving periods.
Santa and his elf will visit Orscheln's Farm and Home at 2008 S. Princeton St. from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday. Santa will be in the lawn and nursery area on the west edge of the parking lot. The Ottawa Jaycees will provide hot chocolate cookies and candy canes.
Special Services of Ottawa School District 290 will conduct a free developmental screening on Wednesday for children from birth to five years old residing in the district. Parents concerned about development or wishing to schedule should call (785) 229-8110 extension 1151. The office is at 123 W Fourth St.
Topeka AP: Kansas reports 22 human West Nile cases and one death as the season ends with cooler weather. The victim was a person over 76 who died in October in southeast Kansas.
Franklin County commissioners created the county fire marshal post and appointed Alan Radcliffe, emergency management director, to enforce burn rules and represent fire departments in planning and zoning. The move, approved 4 to 0 amid public comments concerns, aims to address rural water supply issues for firefighting.
Franklin County Commissioners approved changes to the fire policy. Burn permits will be issued by the county emergency management director and fire marshal, sold at the planning and zoning department, and valid for one year. Three year permits remain in force until expiration. New division of Fire Prevention created to oversee permits. Rural departments support changes despite higher county costs. Permits stay at one dollar. permits and bans rest with Radcliffe.
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