Soil Health and Weather Education Evening at Burlingame
Frontier District Extension No 11 hosts a 7 p.m. January 30 session at the Masonic Lodge Burlingame to explore soil health weed control and weather with Deann Presley and Mary Knapp. Doug Shoup will discuss herbicide resistant weeds and updates on marestail pigweed giant ragweed in crops. Call Rod Schaub or Darren Hibdon for details.
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Frontier District
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Water district meeting set in Williamsburg for Jan 17
Franklin County Rural Water District No 4 schedules its annual meeting at 7 p.m. January 17 at the district office 1506 Old Highway 50 Williamsburg. Term of board member Jerry Jones expires this month and the seat is expected to be filled at the gathering. Interested candidates may contact the district office at 785 746 5571.
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Williamsburg
Jerry Jones
Neosho Sets Campus Closing Dates for MLK Day
Neosho County Community College Ottawa and Chanute campuses will be closed for in service on Monday and January 21 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr Day. Regular business hours resume January 15 and first regular classes begin January 22, per the news release.
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Lincoln reenactor to mark Emancipation Proclamation at Brown v. Board site
In Topeka a Lincoln re-enactor will headline a 7 p.m. commemoration of the Emancipation Proclamation at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site. The event notes Lincoln’s 1862 declaration tied to the Battle of Antietam and the path toward ending slavery.
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Brown v. Board of Education
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Families sue over Hutchinson monkey bars injuries
Three Hutchinson families filed negligence suits against the school district after their children broke bones on Faris Elementary School monkey bars. Two settlements total $3,000 each were paid by the district’s insurer, and a third suit was filed last week.
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Knife threat over video game ends in arrest
In Wichita a 15-year-old was arrested after allegedly pulling a knife on his older brother during a late night argument over a video game. The teen held the knife to the brother’s throat and threatened to cut off his genitals. He faces aggravated assault and criminal threats charges, and is listed as an active runaway in a separate case.
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Wichita
Bart Brunscheen
Liquor clerks plead in teen motorist death case
Topeka AP: Two liquor store clerks, Paul Stephen Smith II and Moses Jesse Jackson, draw six months in jail after pleading no contest to misdemeanor alcohol sales to a minor. The incident preceded a crash that killed 15 year old Madison Naill and injured Hunter Hillmer and Blake Hanry. Hillmer faces further sentencing for reckless second degree murder and aggravated battery.
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Paul Stephen Smith II
Moses Jesse Jackson
Hunter Hillmer
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Short List
On Saturday admissions include Donald Foster of Wellsville. Sunday adds Patsy Larkin from Ottawa. Dismissals show Gloria Schroeder of Ottawa on Friday and Donald Foster of Wellsville on Sunday.
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Wellsville
Patsy Larkin
Ottawa
Gloria Schroeder
Franklin County Jail Arrests And Accidents Report
A Friday through Sunday police log lists arrests in Ottawa including Franklin County jail bookings for aggravated child endangerment and firearm discharge, DUI on North Main, drug paraphernalia possession, and warrants. Accidents include two vehicle crashes with citations for disobeying signals and backing limits. Fire and medical crews logged several calls, with seven medical responses by Franklin County fire departments.
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Ottawa
North Main Street
Victoria Everhart
West Second Street
Lloyd Hamic II
Franklin County
South Princeton Circle
Stephen Warren
James Austin
Warren
South Hickory Street
Ryan Millbern
William and Virginia Eddy
Baldwin City
Millbern
Ottawa Fire Department
Franklin County Fire Departments
Lottery winner dies as cyanide unlikely natural cause
Chicago man Urooj Khan who won nearly 425000 in a June instant lottery was found dead July 20 after cashing a July 19 check. Investigators now pursue a homicide case with possible exhumation as cyanide poisoning is suspected after expanded toxicology.
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Urooj Khan
Cook County
Stephen Cina
Khan
West Rogers Park
Ashur Oshana
Associated Press
Saudi Arabia
Oshana
Shabana Ansari
Jasmeen Khan
Lottery
Mike Lang
State Comptroller’s Office
Lang
Dina
Cook County Medical Examiner’s
Deborah Blum
Blum
Chicago Police Department
Melissa Stratton
Soda shop warned over stocking candy cigarettes in St Paul
Lynden's Soda Fountain in St Paul faces a $500 fine if found selling novelty candy cigarettes again after inspectors cited an ordinance barring candy smokes and cartoon lighter sales. The warning follows a complaint, aims to curb youth smoking, and notes similar bans in several countries and regions.
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Lynden
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Tobi Lynden
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