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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2014
Page
1
Herald journalists win top enterprise reporting prize for investigative work. Page 12 highlights the award reception and the team’s standout project detailing a long running public-interest matter.
Ottawa University plans a two phase expansion featuring a Gibson Student Center and the Gangwish Library. The 43 000 square foot library will connect with dining and student spaces to create a continuous campus hub. Ground will rise soon with steel going vertical and completion targeted for fall classes.
Timothy Glen Caskey age 42 pleaded guilty in Minnesota federal court to kidnapping his estranged wife Roberta Caskey in July 2011 and driving her across state lines. He also admitted robbing the Great Southern Bank in Ottawa Kansas on July 15 2011, per U.S. Attorney statements. No one was injured. He was arrested Aug 9 in Mexico by U.S. Marshals and FBI agents on federal and state charges, with prior October 2011 federal indictment in Kansas noted.
A snow sculpture shaped like a NASCAR race car rests Friday afternoon outside Castrol Premium Lube Express at 1513 S Main St Ottawa. It was built and painted Wednesday by Castrol staff members Chris Kraus Jake Bode and Andy Walkin. It took about two hours to finish the art, said Gary Willis store owner.
Prosecution outlines events in the Ottawa case against Justin Vogeler 28 facing one misdemeanor count of endangering a child after his toddler was found wandering July 24 2013 at East Fifth and South Mulberry streets Ottawa. Witnesses include two police officers a former detective the mother of Vogeler's children and locals. A prior June incident involving Vogeler's other child is described as part of a pattern.
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