Ottawa Bulletin Board Highlights Local Meetings and Events
The Ottawa Herald notes two day advance submission for bulletin items. Old-time music at Ottawa Senior Center 11 a.m. Wednesday with lunch reservations by Tuesday. City Commission meets at 3 p.m. today at City Hall with an 4 p.m. executive session. regular meeting at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Joint city county school board noon meeting canceled. Vespers on Channel 20 will broadcast the 100-year-old university tradition on three evenings, featuring Adelante Singers, Concert Choir, Orchestra, Ringers, and Trombone Choir, narrated by University President Dr. John Neal.
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Ottawa Senior Center
City Commission
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Burkdoll Construction
Sugar Creek
Ottawa
Commission
Bob Bezek
Ottawa University
Kansas City
Team Sports
John Neal
Adelante Singers
University Concert
University Orchestra
University Ringers
Trombone
Ottawa Arts Council Holiday Gift Boutique and Wreath Market
Ottawa offers the Gallery of Gifts at Carnegie Cultural Center and Over the Rainbow classes for kids and families year round. Old Depot Museum hosts the Whistlestop Christmas Wreath Market with daytime hours and admission of 3 dollars, students 1, preschool free. Recycling Center hours run weekdays and Saturdays at 2038 S Elm.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
Main St
Old Depot
W. Tecumseh
S. Elm St
Ottawa city commissions meet today and local events list
City Hall hosts a 3 p.m. work session. A full slate of meetings and events includes the Sunflower Quilt Club at Westminster Church 13th and Maple, Franklin County Fair Board at Celebration Hall 7:30 p.m., PATH exercise 9 to 10 a.m., Ottawa Library Story Time, Williamsburg Library Story Hour, NARFE luncheon at Sirloin Stockade, free blood pressure clinic at Village Plaza, SPAN Arts Council board at City Hall, Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church, Mason’s Stated Communication at Masonic Hall and Temple.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Franklin County Mental Health
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th
Maple Streets
Franklin County Fair Board
Celebration Hall
Don Woodward Center
Ottawa Library
Williamsburg Community Library
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
NARFE
Sirloin Stockade
Ottawa Village Plaza
W. 15Th
Span Community Arts Council Board
Business & Professional Women
First Christian Church
Hickory St
Ottawa
Mason's
Masonic Hall
Main St
Masonic Temple
Franklin County Jail Arrests and Police Reports Summary
The Daily Report lists multiple arrests by Franklin County Sheriff and Wellsville Police. John Houston and Jonathan J. Ingram remain in jail on specified warrants or trespass and narcotics charges. Others, including Jarod Hennessey, Donald Caruthers, Craig Ross, Chrisie Stonequist, Martin Cox, Curtis R. Conklin, and Jonathan Ingram, are released on bonds or warrants. The flash notes include theft, vandalism, and gas purchase incidents, plus non-injury accidents at local streets and intersections.
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Franklin County
Sheriff’s Dept
John Houston
Jarod Hennessey
Wellsville
Donald Caruthers
Craig Ross
Chrisie Stonequist
Ottawa
Curtis R. Conklin
E. Logan Sr
Jonathan J. Ingram
Bunceton
Pedestrian Hit By Car Injured In Snowstorm Incident
A 20 year old Ottawa man, T J Evans, was struck on the Eisenhower Road overpass above I 35 during a weekend snowstorm. He was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital then Overland Park Regional with life threatening injuries. Treva Lamm Higginbotham of Waverly drove the car. the driver was uninjured. Weather may have contributed to the crash as five inches of wet snow fell. The incident remains under investigation by the Franklin County Sheriff's Department.
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T.J. Evans
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Overland Park Medial Center
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Evans
Eisenhower Road
I-35
Treva Lamm Higginbotham
Waverly
Kevin Kimball
Kimball
Feds OK South Lawrence Trafficway amid lawsuits looming
Federal officials approve the 14.5 mile South Lawrence Trafficway route through wetlands, drawing immediate lawsuits from opponents including Haskell Indian Nations University and Wetlands Preservation Organization. Kansas officials cite tight budgets and delay funding, while supporters highlight $8 million mitigation and expanded Baker Wetlands.
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Sally Howard
Kansas Department of Transportation
Kansas 10
Lawrence
Douglas County
Johnson County
Corps of Engineers
Haskell Indian Nations University
Wakarusa River
Baker Wetlands
32Nd Street
Plenk
Potawatomi Nation
Jackie Mitchell
Tribe
Corps
42Nd Street
Douglas County Commission
Bob Johnson
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Bulletin Board
Ottawaherald
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
the Daily Report
Kansas Highway Patrol
Martin Cox
Missouri
Indiana Terrace
South Center Avenue
Williamsburg
Iowa Road
Casey’s General Store
N. Main St
West Fifth Street
West 15Th Street
Church of Christ
Davis Avenue
K-68
Gregory Alan Beatty II
Marshall Road
Ottawa Country Ub
Sand Creek
Arkansas
Andy Haney
Haney
Ray DeJulio
Harris
Brad Nading
Garden City
Leon Nicholson
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas Ave
Nicholson
Cheryl Sturdevant
Feds OK
South Lawrence
Bruce Plenk
Wetlands Preservation Organization
Haskell
Shirley Merscham
Garnett
Shirley F. Merscham
Richmond United Methodist Church
Rollie
Mattie
Glass) Lane
Chickasha
Oklo
Rollie Merscham
Paola
Richmond
Farris-Feuerborn
Richmond Cemetery
Lloyd Sutton SR
Lloyd E. Sutton Sr
Golden Heights Living Center
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial
Lloyd E. Sutton, Jr
Gerald Sutton
Dean Sutton
Rantoul
Jacky Hill
Colony
Janice Meyer
James Sutton
Independence
Charles Sutton
Ioa
Dorothy Burns
Vernon Sutton
Bessie Mae McClearly
Elsie Williams
Imogene Gilpin
Ronald Tush Jr
Garnett Cemetery
Funeral Home
Merscham
Sutton
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