Snow forecast blankets New York to New Jersey Monday
The Northeast to Great Lakes and Northern Plains may see six inches of snow by midmorning as cloud cover stretches Monday. Kansas Conditions Hotline 4 800 585 7623 provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
Daily bulletin board notes invite public submissions two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to public can be announced free. No phone calls, please.
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Rotary Chili and Soup Dinner Planned at Ottawa Church
The 2007 Rotary Chili and Soup Dinner runs Tuesday at First Baptist Church Elliott Hall Ottawa from 11:00 to 13:30 and 17:00 to 19:00. Tickets are 5.50 for adults and 3.50 for children under 12 at the door, with 50 cents off for advance purchases.
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Jail strategy to be pondered by Franklin County Commission
The Franklin County Commission meets at 8 30 a m Wednesday at the Franklin County Annex to decide how to address short and long term jail and criminal justice needs. They will also accept an engineering report on cracked pavement in the 36 Mile County Highway Improvement Project, approve an agreement to open Shawnee Road east of the Stafford Access Road, and rezoning 20 acres north of Thomas Road between Delaware and Florida Terrace plus 24 acres east of Vermont Terrace between Shawnee Road and I 35.
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Ottawa Library Board to Meet at City Hall
The Ottawa Library Board of Trustees will gather at 5 15 p m on Wednesday in the Ottawa City Hall conference room located at 101 S Hickory St. The agenda includes vision and mission statements and goals as well as a community center topic.
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Wellsville Board to Meet at 7:30 PM Tonight
The Wellsville USD 289 board meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Wellsville Middle School multi purpose room to hear a school nurse program presentation. They will approve next year’s calendar and hold an executive session to evaluate administrators.
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County to address dust control in rural Franklin County
Franklin County Commission plans to solicit bids for magnesium chloride dust control on gravel roads. Residents may sign up by March 23 for treatment along their property. Last year 51 areas totaling nearly four miles were treated. Commissioners also approved a motor grader purchase about 77 thousand dollars and added streets to Ottawa’s Neighborhood Revitalization Program.
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N. Main
Della Sandgren
Author to discuss life’s challenges for TALK series
Thomas Prasch of Washburn University will lead the final Talk About Literature in Kansas discussion on Gish Jen’s Typical American at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the city hall library conference room. The program, part of Contemporary Immigration, explores immigrant experiences in 1948 New York as they seek the American dream and confront freedom and forgiveness.
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Hearing on sealing order set for March 7
Kimball will review arguments on March 7 to decide if the original order should stay sealed and then set a hearing. Padgett has taken a 30 day Family Medical Leave Act leave and, previously, commissioners approved shifting 10 percent of retirement contributions into his base salary. The change was approved 4-1 with Gene Ramsey dissenting, amid an unforeseen financial burden cited by Padgett.
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Candidates square off for school board seats in district race
In Central Heights voters face primary selections for positions in three districts. Tony Johnson, Wolfe, Malone, Pfister, and Joetta Sommer describe aims to improve education, budgeting, and community involvement. Top two in each position advance to the general election.
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Central Heights
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Sommer
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