Middle school students advance after county bee
County bee results prompt six junior high entrants to advance to next level. Page 9 references highlight sections while a note about a basement leak and a 75 cent price appears among the brief items.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2013
Page
1
County bee results prompt six junior high entrants to advance to next level. Page 9 references highlight sections while a note about a basement leak and a 75 cent price appears among the brief items.
Firefighters from Centropolis and Lincoln Ottawa Harrison Township swiftly suppressed a four acre grass fire Tuesday near 4821 Louisiana Terrace. Fire chief Dave Gibbs cited dry conditions and weather as key factors while noting the flames came close to a home but caused minimal property damage.
Ottawa High School principal Ryan Dobbs presented a plaque to senior Semi Ojeleye with boys varsity coach Jon McKowen after Ojeleye was named a McDonald’s All-American for the second straight year. The ceremony occurred Tuesday before the Ottawa game at 1120 S Ash St.
Franklin County Emergency Medical Services considers charging a nominal fee to repeat callers whose patients refuse transport after emergency responses. EMS director Nick Robbins says the goal is to motivate better attention to underlying causes rather than raise income. The plan aims to reduce repeated emergencies without penalizing residents.
The article notes a sentencing postponement in a decades-old sex assault case solved by DNA. It quotes Robbins urging support for affordable health checks to help people address issues, while Page references indicate development council calls for more area space for new businesses.
A customer enters the Ottawa post office at 401 S. Hickory St. on Wednesday as the U.S. Postal Service announces a cost-saving move to discontinue some Saturday mail service.
The U S Postal Service will stop Saturday letter delivery to save about 2 billion yearly as it shifts to five day service while packages continue six day delivery. Ottawa officials hear little about the plan and note no official memo. Congress approval status remains unclear.
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