Ottawa area sheriff arrests span DUI to burglary warrants
At 8 56 p m Friday Steven Wilson 30 of Ottawa faced DUI and driving with revoked license charges along with transporting an open container with bond set at 1000. Saturday 5 35 p m Thomas Knox 28 Ottawa faced aggravated battery. Sunday 2 47 p m Dustyn Green 18 Pomona faced a Franklin County warrant for burglary theft conspiracy to commit burglary and two counts of criminal damage with bond 5000. 6 03 p m Sunday Tab Kennedy 46 Kansas City Kan faced failure to appear. Police logs show 9 09 p m Friday Steven Wilson 30 Ottawa cited on a City failure to appear warrant after traffic stop. 8 44 p m Saturday Thomas Agosta 50 Ottawa cited for criminal damage to property and protective order violation. 3 22 a m Sunday James Dreddy 50 Ottawa faced driving while revoked and warrants. 2 17 p m Sunday Robert Acuff III 48 Roanoke Va suspected of driving while suspended.
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Sheriff's Department
South Main Street
Steven Wilson
Ottawa
Thomas William Knox
Oak St
West Tecumseh Street
Dustyn James Green
Pomona
Franklin County
Jeffrey Kennedy
Kansas City
Kan
Police Department
S. Main St
Steven Thomas Wilson
S. Elm St
South Cedar Street
Thomas Frank Agosta
Cedar St
Labette
Montana
James Lee Dreddy
Nevada Road
North Main Street
Robert Lester Acuff III
Roanoke
Burglary and vandalism reported in Ottawa
The Ottawa Sheriff's Department logged a burglary at a rental storage unit on East 15 Street with tools and a camcorder missing and a loss of 2850 dollars. A Friday incident on East Logan Street involved a man hit with a beer bottle during an altercation. A Saturday report noted two known persons violating a protective order, and another Saturday case on South Mulberry Street involved tires being cut.
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East 15 Street
Ottawa
East Logan Street
South Mulberry Street
Wellsville Police Log Highlights Weekend Niceties and Incidents
Friday traffic aid at K-33 and 1-35. motorist assistance reported. Sunday animal complaint in 200 block Edgewood Street. Sunday Wyandotte County warrant arrest with no address given. Sunday animal complaint at 300 block Pine Street.
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Edgewood Street
Wyandotte County
Pine Street
Ottawa area vehicle accidents summary
Multiple non injury crashes reported in Ottawa area. Phillip Eckman 21 struck Michael McCain 55 after failing to yield at a stop sign on South Sycamore Street. Kristi Collins 37 backed into a parked car on South Hickory Street. Joseph Cilia 72 distracted and hit a power pole on East Central Street, damage over $1,000. Jacqueline Sullivan 17 struck a deer on Labette Road, damage over $1,000.
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South Sycamore Street
Phillip Eckman
Ottawa
Michael McCain
South Hickory Street
Kristi Collins
East Central Street
Joseph Cilia
Garnett
Labette Road
Jacqueline C. Sullivan
Ottawa Fire Calls Report Weekend Fires and Hazards
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents over the weekend including building fires at 706 North Main Street and 724 South Sycamore Street by the Ottawa Fire Department. A vehicle fire occurred at Centropolis and Pomona. A gas leak at 709 South Cedar Street and a smoke odor at 2021/2 South Main Street prompted alerts. An authorized controlled burn was reported at 606 South Linwood Avenue.
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N. Main St
Ottawa Fire Department
S. Sycamore St
S. Cedar SL
S. Main St
S. Linwood Ave
Obituary for Joan Sisk of Pomona and Bonner Springs
Joan Mary Sisk 74 of Pomona died Sunday December 12 2010. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Walnut Grove Bible Church Bonner Springs with visitation at 9:30 a.m. She was born Sept 30 1936 in Peterborough England and lived in Idaho Springs Pueblo Bonner Springs and Pomona. Survivors include husband Winland J Sisk II and sons Richard Darryl and Stephen Pennington plus seven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Memorials to Walnut Grove Bible Church in care of Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas.
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Joan Mary Sisk
Pomona
Walnut Grove Bible Church
Bonne, Springs
Peterbourgh
England
William
Julia
Clifton) Clitheroe
Idaho Springs
Colo
Pueblo
Bonner Springs
Ottawa Bible Church
Winland J. Sisk
Taos
N.M
Richard A. Pennington
Darryl L. Pennington
Stephen D. Pennington
Winland J. Sisk II
Kansas City
Julia Clitheroe
Dengel & Son Mortuary
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
Dengelmortuary
Sbeglobal
Ottawaherald. Com
Wanda M Harsh obituary from Baldwin City KS area
Wanda M Harsh 85 of Baldwin City Kan died Saturday December 11 2010 Born September 28 1925 in Richmond Kan to James and Delia McKeon McKay Funeral services December 16 2010 at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa with burial in Highland Cemetery Visitation December 15 2010 at the funeral home Don L Harsh her husband predeceased in 2006 Survived by son Larry Kraus daughter Betty Kraus sister Wilma Trout and husband Glen five grandchildren and five great grandchildren Memorials to American Cancer Society or First United Methodist Church of Baldwin City care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Homes Ottawa KS 66067 Online condolences at www lamb-roberts com
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Wanda M. Harsh
Baldwin City
Kan
Wanda
Richmond
James
Della McKeon McKay
Chapel of Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa
Earl Zimmerman
Highland Cemetery
Don L. Harsh
Paola
Don’s Royal Cleaners
Wichita
St. Joseph
First United Methodist Church
Larry E. Kraus
Sue
Shell Knob
Betty Kraus
Wilma Trout
Glen
David Kraus
Celeste
Lawrence, Kan
John Kraus
Vicki
Kim Nottestad
Russ Guenther
Tecumseh
Aaron
Aliyah Kraus
Hayden
Ryan Kraus
KayLee Nottestad
Mark L. Harsh
Brian Harsh
Kansas City
American Cancer Society
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Homes
P.O. Box
Lamb-Roberts.com
Health care overhaul faces major legal setback ruling unconstitutional
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson declares the core requirement for individuals to buy health insurance unconstitutional, signaling a first major court challenge to the act. The decision could energize GOP repeal efforts as the law proceeds to the Fourth Circuit and, likely, the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Obama
U.S. Supreme Court
Henry E. Hudson
Richmond
Congress
Hudson
Virginia
U.S. House
George W. Bush
White House
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
WFLA
Tampa
Fla
GOP
Senate
Tion
John Boehner
Ohio
Ottawa Herald History Briefs December 14 1985
Gander Newfoundland flight recorders damaged hindering cause of jet crash that killed 248 American soldiers. In Topeka the proposed 1 percent sales tax plan would fund highway building to attract new industries. Two pit bulls injured neighbors' dogs and vandalized trash cans before two were caught. Williamsburg Christmas parade canceled due to icy streets. Olathe former Kansas Senator Paul Hess returned home and pleaded innocent to two counts of felony theft.
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Gander
Newfoundland
Topeka
John Carlin
S. Cedar
Williamsburg
Olathe
Kansas
Paul Hess
John County
Coe
Co-op quota listing for Monday afternoon items
The notice lists Monday afternoon quotas for ANA Co-op including wheat cans corn SA milo at 5.29. It records the required amounts and price point for the stock concerned.
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Ana Co-op
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