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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2004
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald announces early bulletin board submissions require two days notice or more. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge. Submissions by fax email mail or in person accepted. Phone requests are not taken.
A Mardi Gras buffet dinner and dance will be held at 6 30 p.m. Saturday at the Sacred Heart Church parish center Ottawa with a sandwich supper buffet music by request and games for kids Tickets are 750 for adults and 250 for children under 16 and can be bought at the door or by calling the parish office at 242 2174 Franklin County Commission to meet Wednesday at 830 a.m. at the courthouse open public comment begins at 930 a.m. and meetings follow with county weed director Rick Lawin IT director Jason Parks buildings supervisor Darrell Wackins and Ottawa city commissioners and school board directors at noon at the school district central offices
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a coffee for Jason Camis the new county convention and tourism director at 8 00 a.m. Thursday. The event takes place at the Visitors Information Center located at 2011 East Logan Street.
A dense listing covers municipal board sessions and community programs across Ottawa area venues. Items include Tax help at Vera Wise Center, Story Time at libraries, zoning hearings, blood drive, retirement group tax help, and multiple council and club meetings through the evening at City Hall, libraries, and civic centers.
The Daily Report lists arrests by the Sheriff and Police from Monday and Sunday. Dalton Bugner and Ronald Kennedy Jr. faced warrants with bonds set. Chad Farrar and David Aslanoy dealt with driving while suspended and no insurance charges. Watson faces leaving the scene and reporting offenses. Theft and vandalism reports span several blocks in Wellsville, Pomona, Ottawa, and Wellsville, including mailbox damage and gas incidents.
Ottawa city commissioners plan to decide on acquiring private property easements for a new electricity substation near Highland Cemetery on an 80 acre tract while a July 2003 Franklin County District Court suit by Dan Fogle and Fogle Rentals seeks to halt the project. Fogle argues zoning and procedures were improper as he plans housing on the site. City officials expect court action within weeks and consider possible public vote.
The Central Heights school district expects a seven classroom expansion at the elementary school to be completed by mid May. The project includes an added library and computer lab with a multi use cafeteria and maintenance building. A fire truck may be stationed at the site.
A New York Times weekend piece named Governor Kathleen Sebelius as a possible Kerry running mate. Her spokeswoman said she is not actively seeking the role and is focused on governing Kansas amid economic and legal pressures. News figures note her rising profile, family ties to the campaign, and potential to swing Midwestern states.
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