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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board requests must be sent two days in advance by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald at 104 S Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge and phone calls are not accepted.
Ottawa Library and Franklin County Historical Society videotaped oral histories will air on Government Access Channel 20 throughout February. Highlights include Derek Chappell recalling his grandfather, Ralph Robertson, and Ottawa Municipal Airport development, plus 1930s home movies by Harold Lamb and interviews with Noel Douglas and Lucky Hostetter. All tapes repeat nightly.
A list of today and Wednesdays gatherings includes city and county meetings at Ottawa, Pomona, Rantoul, and Wellsville. Events cover library story times, chamber and service club gatherings, Masonic and Eastern Star meetings, and a police/retired persons tax help session, with times and locations.
The Daily Report lists arrests at Franklin County Jail and by Sheriffs Department including Tasha Michalle Kneller 34 charged with simple battery and held, Bruce Lee Lane Jr 33 charged with criminal trespass released on bond, John Leonard Tucker 39 charged with driving with a suspended license held. Vehicle incidents on East Scott Street Second and Hickory streets Burroughs Hamblin streets Oak and Eighth streets involve multiple drivers and property damage.
Franklin County Commission approves a special use permit allowing Cain Trucking of Williamsburg to relocate to Sand Creek Road near U.S. 59, near Ottawa, with plans to expand to 20 trucks and required sanitary sewer work. The move hinges on weather and traffic impact at the Sand Creek Road U.S. 59 intersection.
Princeton City Council faces dwindling options for a new water source. Water rights to the Marais des Cygnes River are off the table unless the city joins the nearby cooperative and can process its own water, which it cannot. The 750000 dollar rural development loan requires a 40 year water commitment, with current Ottawa supply expiring in 2005. The council also reviewed a fence complaint from resident Bob Roehl and sent officials to inspect property lines.
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