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Daily bulletin board calls for non-commercial public events announced at no charge two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas. No phone calls.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2004
Page
8
Daily bulletin board calls for non-commercial public events announced at no charge two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas. No phone calls.
Franklin County Guided Information for Families Today will discuss mating disorders at the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic in Ottawa. Peggy Southard will speak. the event is free and open to all Franklin County families. For details call Michelle Bolton at 785 242 2183 ext. 128. Pomona City Council schedules a 7 p.m. meeting on January 12 2005 at City Hall and will skip January 4.
Continuing programs and exhibits include Over the Rainbow classes for children and families at Carnegie Cultural Center located at 501 S Main St. Contact 785 242 8478. Alcoholics Anonymous schedules list noon meetings on weekdays and 8 pm sessions on select days at multiple church and center locations including First Baptist Fourth and Hickory and Franklin County Mental Center 15th Cedar and First Christian 11th and Hickory.
Meetings and events listed include 8:30 a.m. Franklin County Commission at the Franklin County Courthouse, 315 S Main St, a 6 p.m. Williamsburg Community Library Board of Directors meeting at Williamsburg City Hall, a Friday 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Anderson County Corn Festival New Year’s Eve dance at Knights of Columbus Hall North Lake Park Garnett, and an 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. VFW New Year’s Eve dance at the VFW post on north U.S. 59.
Admissions on Tuesday include Edgar Johnson Ottawa Walter Binkerd Richmond Zachary Mitchell Ottawa Dismissals Tue Betty Brill Ottawa Chad Payne Ottawa Melissa Trenary and son Pomona. Sheriff's arrests include Aaron Dean Stottlemire 26 Rantoul on two probation violation counts. Bond 5000. Also Seth Alan Black 30 Baldwin City on driving while suspended Bond 150. Larry J. Harlan 32 309 W First St on warrant Released. Theft reports include items at 2200 Iowa Road and 100 West A Street Pomona. Medical emergencies across multiple blocks from Thursday to Sunday with times and streets listed. Sick person at 700 block South Poplar Street at 8:06 p.m. Saturday.
Franklin County weighs options as Ottawa Family Physicians and a Kansas Driver’s License station may vacate the 1428 S. Main St annex. Ottawa’s lease ends in February and the doctors have not signed a new lease or returned calls. The license station could also leave. state confirmation has not arrived. County officials consider eviction, month-to-month renewal, or imposing a new lease if needed.
Franklin County Mothers Against Drunk Driving volunteers handed out about 300 red ribbons as a safety reminder. Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler urged designated drivers and taxi options, noting zero tolerance for drunk driving and arrests for high blood alcohol content.
The Kansas Highway Patrol urges safe New Year practices with tips to avoid drinking and driving. It cites sober rides, designated drivers, winter vehicle prep, reporting impaired drivers, and wearing seatbelts. Officials note past holidays included one alcohol related fatality and 39 DUI arrests in a 30 hour period.
Franklin County is nearing a three-way settlement with Granger Development and KDOT over an I-35 advertising sign. The agreement would pay Granger Development $1,000 plus KDOT covering removal costs, ending a three-year dispute tied to a misdescribed parcel and federal advertising limits on interstates.
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