County approves 2013 contract with Franklin County Development Commission
Franklin County Board of Commissioners backs a 2013 contract with the Franklin County Development Commission to fund economic development services at 60000 dollars. Ottawa City Commission will vote next at 9 30 a m on whether to join the agreement for another 60000 dollars, with county parity contingent on city approval and possible reexamination if changes occur. City study session at City Hall will include FCDC executive director Jeff Seymour.
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Franklin County Development Commission
FCDC
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Ottawa
City Commission
Jeff Seymour
City Hall
S. Hickory St
No injuries in Tuesday kitchen fire in Ottawa
A kitchen fire caused about $15,000 damage to a mobile home and its contents in the Cherrywoods Manufactured Home Community on East Garfield Street. The blaze, started by the gas stove, was contained by Ottawa firefighters with aid from Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Township crews. Occupants escaped unharmed due to working smoke detectors.
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Ottawa Fire Department
Cherrywoods
E. Garfield St
Jeff Carner
Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Township
Carner
Keim Bakery Maintains Open Status Amid Tax Delinquency
Tony Keim and family run a bakery that will stay open as the Kansas department of revenue works with them to address delinquent sales taxes. They missed a quarterly filing and may owe taxes totaling 8.9 percent combined across state county and city rates. The agency plans payment arrangements and did not disclose the amount or seizure details.
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Revenue Department
Tony Keim
Keim
Kansas
Franklin County
Ottawa
Daily Police and Fire Brief from Ottawa Area
Daily Report shows Leila McCaslin of Ottawa reporting police arrests at 200 W 17th St Huver Ruiz Sarmien age 24 of Olathe for driving while suspended and no insurance. Other incidents include shoplifting by Kylie Spear 23 Pomona and a Franklin County warrant for Natalie Hawkins 27 Pomona. Thefts include card misuse, stolen liquor, and various public assists and medical calls across Ottawa and surrounding towns. Fire department activity notes fire alarms, a mobile home fire, and multiple medical calls, with grass and structure fires in Franklin County and responses from local fire crews.
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17Th St
Huver Ruiz-Sarmiento
Olathe
Dollar Store
Princeton Road
Kylie Spear
Pomona
South Main Street
Natalie Hawkins
Franklin County
Ottawa
N. Davis Ave
E. Garfield St
Lot No
Labette
Vermont Roads
Cutler
Wellsville
Pottawatomie
Old U.S. 59
Woodson
Centropolis
Kansas hunter texting to locate deer sparks law debate
Kansas wildlife officials say using cell phones or other devices to share or receive deer locations violates statute 32-1003 and can bring a 500 dollar fine or up to 30 days in jail. Warnings come as Franklin County wardens report multiple incidents including text message location shares via phone.
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Fair Chase
Tymeson
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism
Facebook
Franklin County
Jeff Cakin
Cakin
Hunters Debate Texting During Kansas Hunts Law
Facebook readers weigh in on a Kansas law banning hunters from texting each other deer locations. Some support the rule as sportsmanlike, while others view it as extra regulation or unnecessary. County attorney decisions loom on enforcement.
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