Fire damages Ottawa home tied to arson probe
A single family Ottawa residence at 630 S Hickory St burned Wednesday night with about 30000 in damage. No injuries were reported. Red Cross aided the occupant away from the home. Police call the origin suspicious and have opened an arson investigation.
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Former Kansas City planner joins Ottawa staff Monday
Former Kansas City planner Sarah Anzicek will join Ottawa's Community Development Department on Monday. She holds a master’s in regional and community planning from Kansas State University and a certificate from the American Institute of Certified Planners. Previous roles include Gould Evans Associates, Shafer, Kline and Warren, and the City of Kansas City Missouri. Wynndee Lee said Anzicek will support zoning review and site plan coordination amid evolving community needs. Tom Yahl’s resignation last year created the department vacancy.
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Wellsville considers rezoning land to commercial use
The Wellsville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. on February 17 at City Hall 411 Main St Wellsville to discuss rezoning land on the northeast corner of K-33 and Seventh Street from R-1 residential to C-2 commercial. Owner Kulwant Singh Lenexa is listed on the Franklin County assessor site. the vacant land is appraised at 10 730 dollars.
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No Zika cases reported in Kansas yet
A Kansas Department of Health and Environment release states there are no confirmed Zika virus cases in Kansas. The virus, spread mainly by mosquitoes, can cause fever rash and red eyes. travelers have introduced it to the U S with no confirmed local transmission. More CDC information is available online.
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Obituary for Max F Bechtle of Ottawa Kansas 1927 2016
Max F Bechtle 88 of Ottawa Kansas passed away February 3 2016 at Vintage Park Funeral services set for February 8 2016 at Dengel Son Mortuary with visitation February 7 Interment Highland Cemetery Ottawa with American Legion honors Born May 10 1927 in Ottawa he served in the US Navy 1944 1946 earning petty officer third class He married Roberta Hunter in 1946 survived by children Robert and Sally two grandchildren two great grandchildren and a special friend He built homes cabinetry and once owned a marina He was Grand Marshall of the 2015 Ottawa Veterans Day Parade Memorials to Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
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Ottawa approves engineers for 300 acre industrial park
Ottawa City Commissioners unanimously approved Professional Engineering Consultants and Bartlett & West to provide engineering and master planning for the 300 acre industrial park southeast of the city. The Franklin County Board of Commissioners also agreed to the selection. No cost estimate was disclosed.
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Chase Subject Found in Quiet Ottawa Neighborhood
Law enforcement from the Ottawa Police Department Franklin County Sheriff's Office and Kansas Highway Patrol assisted in the search. Brown said he did what he thought most citizens should do as his 20 year neighborhood normally quiet but on alert after the incident.
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