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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2002
Page
6
Ottawa High School girls defeated Louisburg 73 to 23 to advance in sub-state action. The rout showcased Ottawa’s strong offense and defense as they moved back into championship form. Weather outlook and page references follow with cold, clear nights and mild afternoons through midweek.
Ottawa City Commission plans to place a new adult entertainment ordinance on the March 6 agenda. The rule would require individual licenses for owners, entertainers, and waitresses and bar facilities within 1000 feet of schools, churches, or licensed day cares. Police powers to revoke licenses were emphasized, with no plan to raise penalties.
The state added four more misdemeanor eavesdropping charges against 31 year old Darrin Votaw, bringing the total to 13. Votaw pleaded not guilty with attorney Timothy Riling. A March 13 hearing was set and Votaw remains on $5,000 bond.
Ottawa board faces a March 4 hearing as preservationists led by Dalton Hermes urge six to eight months to complete an economic and structural feasibility study for renovating the old Fifth and Main middle school. The group seeks broad public support and possible tax funding, while some board members warn about emotional divides and bond issues.
Gwen Poss, longtime Ottawan educator and track star, will lead Olathe Northwest High School opening in 2003. She will oversee mascot selection, staff hiring, site council work, and the district wide 21st Century High School program launching aerospace engineering and e communication courses as pilots. Poss grew up in Ottawa and returns to lead the district in expanding advanced curricula.
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