Weekend Weather Outlook With Light Snow Chance
A brief weather summary reports tonight partly cloudy with lows in the mid teens. Sunday sees mostly sunny skies with highs around the mid 40s and clear night conditions. Monday brings near 40 degree highs, with a 30 percent chance of snow Monday night and lows in the low 20s.
Classifieds and Pages Amid the Plaza News
A brief note lists sections and page numbers for the Plaza newspaper. Classifieds appear on page 6, comics on page 5, sports on pages 4 and 7 to 8, with opinions on page 2 and other sections spread across pages 8 and 5.
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Ottawa University
Elects
News Plaza le
Ottawa Ice Storm Cleanup Widens As Power Returns
Ottawa residents begin cleanup after a crippling ice storm. Gary Russell and his nephew haul branches at Seventh and Oak while volunteers and crews restore power and clear debris. Mayor Ramsey declares a seven day local disaster emergency as shelters operate at City Hall, Ransom Memorial, First United Methodist, and Cherry Street Wesleyan.
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Ron Bishop
Maple Street
Melissa Ellis
Rayden Goltry
Zachery Ellis
Stephanie Ellis
First United Methodist Church
Kansas City Power and Light
Ezra Sykes
Herald
Gary Russell
Seventh
Oak Streets
Russell
Ottawa
Charles Cowdin
Cowdin
South Oak Street
City Hall
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
Emergency orders lift truck hour limits for utility crews
Kansas counties declared emergencies to allow prolonged overnight work by utility crews restoring iced power lines. Gov Graves followed with a state of emergency affecting 22 counties enabling waivers to the hours rule. Kansas Electric Cooperatives says the waiver process exists but is a headache to manage. Federal and state officials note waivers can be issued for emergency situations to keep crews on the job.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bill Graves
Stuart Lowry
Kansas Electric Cooperatives Inc
Kansas Corporation Commission
Lowry
Teri Graham
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Stolen 100-year-old stone carvings linked to Reidy firm
Gardennet family seeks three sandstone corner blocks from a barn foundation near Garnett, carved over a century ago by Simon Reidy with simpler pieces bearing C A Reidy’s name. The blocks, about two by three feet, weigh hundreds of pounds and vanished between Christmas and January 18 after heavy snow. Police and locals urged to help recover the historic pieces.
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Herald News
Garnett
Gardner
Simon Reidy
Franklin County
Courtney Haddock
Anderson County
Haddock
Reidy
Bill
Jean Haddock
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Chauncy
Ottawa High School
Gene Ramsey
Sarah Kessinger
Rris News Service
Cleon Rickel
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C.A. Reidy