Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Card
Wednesday admissions list Katrina Vestal of Ottawa. Thursday adds Gary Chandler of Garnett Janet How ard of Ottawa. Discharges include Trisha Spruytte of Wellsville Johnny Aubert of Williamsburg Carol Baer Katrina Chandler of Garnett Tamera Bowyer of Ottawa Margaret Kreiser of Melvern Katrina Litch of Melvern Birth: Baby girl eight pounds thirteen point six ounces to Katrina and Christopher Vestal of Ottawa.
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Katrina Vestal
Ottawa
Gary Chandler
Garnett
Janet Howard
Trisha Spruytte
Wellsville
Johnny Aubert
Williamsburg
Carol Baer
Tamera Bowyer
Margaret Kreiser
Melvern
Katrina Litch
Katrina
Christopher Vestal
Franklin County Jail arrests and city police incidents
Franklin County Sheriff's Office reports an arrest at 8:12 p.m. in the 2600 block of Sand Creek Road for suspected DUI after a Nissan failed to stop at a stop sign and crashed into a ditch. Cody Nettleton, 18, Melvern, faces two warrants at the Franklin County Detention Center. Ottawa suspects include Sadi Engebretson, 28, on a Neosho County warrant, Danielle Fast, 18, on battery, and Kevin Adams, 22, on suspicion of an additional unspecified offense.
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Sand Creek Road
Terry Rugg
Ottawa
Sand Creek
Franklin County Adult Detention Center
S. Main St
Cody Nettleton
Melvern
Franklin County
South Main Street
Sadi Engebretson
Neosho County
South Elm Street
Danielle Fast
South Willow Street
Kevin Adams
Pomona and Ottawa incidents detailed in Daily Report
The report lists driving under the influence and no insurance after a traffic infraction in Pomona at 2:40 p.m. Friday. It covers a deer collision in Ottawa at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, a collision with a tractor on K-68 at 8:53 a.m. Wednesday, a coyote strike on U.S. 59 at 9:20 p.m. Wednesday, plus multiple thefts and a burglary/vehicle break-in in Ottawa and nearby towns through Thursday, with one motor fuel theft at Casey's and ongoing investigations.
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Franklin Street
Pomona
Marshall Road
Rae Warren
Ottawa
Cody Agler
Emporia
David Kile
Kile
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
U.S. 59
Gary Loyd
Wichita
S. Princeton St
South Elm Street
Richmond
South Cedar Street
Lindsborg
Casey’s General
Seventh St
Sharayah Madigan
Chandler
Arizona
Bennett Road
Walmart Supercenter
Lawrence
Ottawa Police Log Reports Batter Charge and Indecent Liberties Case
Police records show at 11 37 p m Wednesday Dawn Martinez 50 of Ottawa issued a notice to appear on suspicion of battering a 19 year old Ottawa woman. The next day a 15 year old Ottawa girl reported aggravated indecent liberties with a child. case under investigation.
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South Hickory Street
Dawn Martinez
Ottawa
Ottawa Police Department
Second St
Food sales tax debate in Kansas Senate committee
Kansas lawmakers weigh a constitutional amendment to cut the statewide 6.5 percent food sales tax to 4 percent in 2019 and 2 percent in 2020. The plan faces House and Senate votes with a voter referendum, costing about 446 million over two years. Supporters argue lower taxes ease shopper pressures and help grocery stores near borders.
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Holland
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Wellsville Police Update Daily Activity
Police log items include public assist on Downey Drive 200 block and Walnut Street 600 block, assistance to other agency at K-33 and I-35, fire alarm at Walnut Street 600 block, noise complaint at East Fourth Street 300 block, all reported Wednesday and Thursday.
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Downey Drive
Walnut Street
East Fourth Street
Ottawa Fire Department News Firefighters Aid On Medical Calls
Ottawa Fire Department reports four medical calls answered by firefighters on Wednesday. Units responded to varying medical emergencies and provided assistance before transport where needed. No further details provided.
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KDHE rescinds boil water advisory for Quenemo
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment cancels the boil water advisory for Quenemo in Osage County after tests show no contamination. The advisory was issued Jan 25 due to a water main break causing pressure loss and potential risks. KDHE notes rescind orders follow certified lab testing and resolved conditions.
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Quenemo
Osage County
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