City moves on parking lot purchases near City Hall
Ottawa plans to buy two west Hickory Street parking lots from Dewey and Dorothy Cook to ease area parking. Total price 156,000 with payments of 6,000 in 2006 2007 and 53,000 in 2008, no interest on remaining balance, subject to city commission approval and funding. Next meeting is 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at City Hall.
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Weather forecast hints at major East Coast storm
Forecasters predict a major winter storm for the East Coast Thursday into Friday with heavy rain sleet and snow. A low pressure system is expected to move out of the M Delta region early Thursday and head northeast.
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Calvary Baptist Church music production Sunday in Ottawa
Calvary Baptist Church to present Our Lord Emmanuel at 6 p.m. Sunday at 925 W Seventh St Ottawa. The program is free and open to the public. Call 785 242 4835 for more information. Also Eagles Hall hosts soup supper 6 to 7 p.m. Friday at 524 E 15th St Ottawa. Michigan Valley Community Church serves breakfast 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday just north of Pomona Lake dam with pancakes sausage biscuits gravy and beverages.
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ORC board weighs hosting softball tournaments for profit
The ORC discussed adding ASA affiliated summer softball tournaments to boost profits. Four summer events were planned but did not occur. next meeting will revisit costs revenues and estimated team counts. Officials emphasized ASA affiliation to attract teams and avoid extra fees for players.
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ORC seeks maintenance upgrades including baths and stands
Former Ottawa Recreation Commission facilities director Jochen Jahn presented a wishlist of maintenance projects for the coming year. Top priority is a $25,000 upgrade to bathrooms and concession stands at Orlis Cox Complex lower fields, with other ideas including new men’s ball diamond dugouts, picnic tables, shelter houses, and equipment such as a loader, grasshopper, and four wheeler.
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Lane to build 380000 water filtration plant in Lane City
Lane will construct a 380000 water filtration plant funded by a possible state loan and a hoped for federal grant to cover about half the cost. If the grant fails, the loan will cover all expenses. The project enables use of a city water well previously shut by the state.
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Richmond City Council Reviews Water Work Progress
Richmond City Council discussed repairs at the water treatment plant including rust removal, repainting tanks, and wiring upgrades estimated at $2,000. They met Rural Water District 3 about a bill, plan a 7 pm work session with Donna Crawford on federal grants, library funding, and nuisance ordinance concerns.
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