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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 2011

Page

7

Groundhog Day Sightings On Cedar Street

A groundhog appears from a hole under a house on Ottawa's Cedar Street in summer 2006 as Groundhog Day marks Punxsutawney Phil’s forecast of upcoming spring weather.

Ottawa Cedar Street Punxsutawney Phil

Groundhog Day tradition eyed by Kansas State expert

Groundhog Day prompts questions on weather forecasts as Mary Knapp, Kansas State University state climatologist, notes the tradition tied to Candlemas. Punxsutawney Phil’s bid to reveal a shadow hinges on the groundhog's look and timing.

Mary Knapp Kansas State University

Teen boy assaulted while seeking help during storm

Franklin County sheriff s officers search for a white man in his mid 20s accused of sexually assaulting a 14 year old Missouri boy Monday night on I 35 near Zarco 66. A 14 year old walked toward a Zarco gas station for help when a white male in a pickup offered a ride and forced a sex act. Investigators seek witnesses who saw a pickup or the boy walking. The suspect is described as 26 to 28 with dark brown hair blue eyes light skin a medium build and no facial hair driving a medium sized pickup.

Franklin County Missouri Zarco 66 Steve Lunger Sheriff's Department Lunger Sheriff’s Department Bob Moews

Franklin County residents urged to stay home amid blizzard conditions

Franklin County emergency management director Alan Radcliffe urged residents to avoid travel due to frigid temperatures strong winds and hazardous driving conditions. The National Weather Service reports dangerous roadways as crews clear snow and try to keep areas safe during the storm.

Meagan Patton

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