Bulletin Board submission details for Ottawa Herald
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Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Community Activities Cutler Township Board to Meet
The Cutler Township Board of Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at 4713 Rock Creek Road.
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Cutler Township Board
Cutler Township Board of Trustees
Rock Creek Road
Ottawa Arts Council Offers Year Round Children's Classes
Ottawa community programs list Over the Rainbow art and music classes for children and families at Carnegie Cultural Center, 501 S Main, with contact. Old Depot Museum hosts a Christmas Wreath Market at 135 W Tecumseh St with hours and admission. AA meetings held at multiple churches and centers in Franklin County with times and locations.
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Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Old Depot
W. Tecumseh St
Franklin County Meetings and Events Schedule Today
Tonight events include the Franklin County Area Landlords Association at Sirloin Stockade, dinner at 7:30. Pomona City Council meets at 7 p.m. at the Pomona City Building. Ottawa Optimist Club hosts free skating at The Rink from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The Franklin County Commission gathers Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Franklin County Courthouse.
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Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
Pomona
Ottawa Optimist Club
E. Second St
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
S. Main St
Births and arrests dominate the week in Malvern area
Birth announced for Melissa and Levi Trenary of Pomona a son born weighing six pounds thirteen ounces. Admissions and dismissals list multiple Ottawa Pomona Lawrence and Wellsville residents. Sheriff and Richmond police report DUI arrests, child endangerment abuse of a child and warrants with various bonds and releases.
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Anna Guyett
Melvern
Carol Gilbert
Ottawa
Melissa Trenary
Pomona
George Franks
Quenemo
Richard Stapp
Williamsburg
William Houdashelt
Wellsville
Betty Brill
Kansas wind farms win big federal tax break push
In Wichita AP reports Gov. Kathleen Sebelius adviser Lee Allison says federal tax breaks could save Kansas wind farms millions for a decade if operating by 2005 end. At least 14 projects considered, about six likely to be built due to transmission limits. a $190 million Butler County project set to open by late next year, creating temporary jobs and some permanent positions.
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Kansas
Lee Allison
Science and Energy Policy
Kathleen Sebelius
Butler County
Allison
Kansas Energy Council
Windsor Hotel in Garden City eyed for revival as landmark
Preservation group aims to restore the Windsor Hotel, a 1889 Italian Renaissance four story landmark and National Register property, after decades of fire hazards and vacancy. The Finney County Preservation Alliance owns the building with $100,000 fundraising for a multimillion restoration, potentially reopening as a hotel with ground level retail and dining.
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Eric Keller
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Christmas baby born at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Pomona
Levi and Melissa Trenary welcomed son Caden Hunter on Christmas Day at 3:18 p.m. weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Born by emergency C section after labor began early morning, the birth disrupted holiday plans as relatives postponed celebrations.
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Levi
Melissa Trenary
Caden Hunter
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Caden
Vickie Moss
The
Ottawa Herald
Melissa
Levi Trenary
Two Kansas churches disband as population declines
In Osborne and Washington counties two century-old Methodist churches vote to disband. Cheyenne United Methodist Church near Luray, 112 years old, has 22 members and average Sunday attendance around 11. Morrowville United Methodist Church, 40 members on rolls, will hold final service January 2 with about 180 residents in town. Both reflect rural decline and aging congregations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cheyenne United Methodist Church
Osborne County
Luray
Max Clayton
Salina
Morrowville
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