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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2005
Page
7
The forecast from the Kansas Highway Patrol notes a cold Northeast with potential storm outbreaks in the South. Rain and snow are expected across the Plains, Rockies, and Mississippi Valley with thunderstorms possible in the South and clear skies in the West.
The Bulletin Board invites individuals and organizations to adopt women and children for Christmas through Women's Transitional Care Services WTCS. Interested parties can call Crystal Camis at 785 242 6300 to provide gifts to local families in need.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission board will meet at 5 30 p m for a study session with the regular meeting to follow at 6 30 p m at City Hall 101 Hickory St The agenda includes the ORC budget youth employment and the summer tournament schedule.
A public hearing at City Hall on December 21 at 9 30 a m discusses expansion plans for American Eagle to add a second distribution center adjacent to its Ottawa site in the Avis Avenue Industrial Park. The company pledges about 200 new jobs and a future national store network called Martin Osa for Explorers.
Midge Ransom was named to the Franklin County Planning Commission after five applicants. Commissioners ranked candidates by ballot, a method objected to by Wendell Barker. Jay Newton and Larry Walrod reported Ransom atop the list and she will serve, with names kept for next year’s vacancy. A public hearing was set for Dec 28 at the courthouse to discuss county budget changes funded by non tax revenues. The board also approved a low bid to replace sheriff offices furniture and arranged surplus furniture disposition.
West Franklin USD 287 board launched a three year technology plan to wire all schools and supply each student with a laptop. The plan includes 25 laptops for Williamsburg schools bought from Cybertron for about 26000 dollars, funded partly by other sources.
The West Franklin Board of Education voted to adopt the state's standard traffic ordinance at district schools. Superintendent Susan Myers said the change will allow deputies to enforce no parking and handicapped zones on school property, with initial warning notices before tickets.
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