Ottawa City Plans Zoning Board and Arts Month Proclamations
The city plans to form a new three or five member Board of Zoning Appeals to meet independently in April, with recruitment through the planning department and clerk’s office. Ottawa also proclaimed February as Ottawa Community Arts Council Month for the council’s 25th anniversary and 100th Carnegie Cultural Center year, as semi finalists for a park name were reviewed.
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Neosho area eyes options for old middle school building
Allegre describes unpaid volunteers guiding school decisions amid debate over restoring or replacing the old middle school. He notes divided public opinion, potential private interest, and a pending March 5 district court hearing on demolition, with development talks adjacent on Elm Street and U.S. 59 plans under review.
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Ottawa
Weldon Padgett
Local Homelessness Study Highlights Limited Resources and Needs
A homeless study in Ottawa reveals 56 adults seeking aid, many with mental or medical issues, relying on Hope House and Ottawa SRS. Officials warn resources are stretched as economy worsens, with some directed to larger cities for shelter and help. The next Homeless Adhoc Committee meeting is March 10.
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Ministerial Alliance
Hope House
S. Walnut
Mary Lewis
Ottawa University
Ottawa Srs
Haag
Topeka
Mike Korytkowski
Village Inn
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East Central Kansas Area Agency
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SAS
SRS
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Vickie Moss
Vmoss
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Playwright Stapp previews Neighbor sequel and opening night
Stapp confirms ongoing staging of Neighbor as cast embraces a bright future. Lutz praises maiden voyage impact on creativity while Stapp eyes publisher and a second script. tickets cost 14 for adults 12 for students with reserved seating at the Sherwood Inn Garnett.
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Leona
Stapp
Sherwood Inn
S. 59
Garnett
Andy Gassaway
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