Heart and Home 96 winners share large parish fundraiser
Sacred Heart draw winners include Eugene Highberger of Westphalia 24150 Tom Weigand of Ottawa 12075 and Elfriede Miller of Topeka 4025 raising 40250 for a Sacred Heart Parish Center. Cancer Society notes Love Lights a Tree raised 2830 with many honors and memories for loved ones. Air Force ROTC at Kansas State University lists spring staff picks Melinda Meehan Overbrook adjutant Alpha flight kinesiology major.
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Franklin County
American Cancer Society
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Overbrook
Planners OK day care and motel zoning changes
Ottawa Planning Commission voted 3 2 to recommend allowing a day care at 823 S Cedar via a special use permit. Patricia Matile’s operation requires the permit as she does not live there. Planners set restrictions including no drop offs on Cedar Street and a fenced play area. They also urged 25 percent green space for motel parcels and continued a hearing on zoning definitions.
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George Sell
Sandy Howard
Jim Lancaster
Dave Rossman
Laura Ansley
Wayne Sylvester
Cedar Street
Veterans memorial bricks pave walkway at courthouse lawn
Maxwell, a hospital maintenance worker and Marine Corps veteran, spearheads a Franklin County veterans memorial project. Bricks cost 40 dollars and will form a walkway around a marble wall listing fallen county veterans. He credits John Clark and his wife Ann for key help and support as funds are pursued.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Marine Corps
John Clark
Cherry
Ann
Veterans Memorial
Four appointed to computer panel by Franklin County
Franklin County commissioners appointed four employees to the county computer committee for two year terms for Mike Pruner and Steve Brown. and one year terms for Brad Gilges and Kevin McKee. A salary committee meeting is set for 1 30 p m January 22. The board approved 500 more brochures from Ramsey Printing for 175 dollars and nine humidifiers from Wal Mart to cut static in the courthouse. новых
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Franklin County
Mike Pruner
Health Department
Steve Brown
Brad Gilges
Kevin McKee
Ramsey Printing
Wal-Mart
David Powls
Ottawa Herald Home Delivery Information and Rates
Reader information for Ottawa Herald delivery times and contact numbers. Details include call options for missed papers and delivery urgency. Subscriptions vary by area with monthly rates for carrier, rural, mail in Kansas and adjoining states. Discounts offered for three six and twelve month plans.
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Cartier
Franklin County
Kansas
Remateo wire Worn Joh D waectar publisher fawaherald
Fragmentary Ottawa Herald item lists staff roles and contact details. Names include Joy Bemis as managing editor and Tom Love as advertising director, with circulation, office management, prepress, and press staff. No clear event or news item is readable.
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Joy Bemis
Tom Love
Kathy Miller
Weather Tonight and Weekend Forecast Summary
Cold, cloudy tonight with lows 5 to 10 above in the northwest and 0 to 5 above east. Winds 15 to 25 mph. Saturday remains cold with a chance of snow in the south. Highs 5 to 10 northwest to the teens southeast. Sunday cold and dry with lows 5 to 10 below northwest to 0 to 5 above east. Highs in the teens. Monday cold and dry with lows 0 to 10 above and highs in the 20s.
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Kansas
Generations Dialogue Promotes Intergenerational Trust
Gambone discusses teen culture questions from older adults and urges students to interview elders. He highlights five generations, urges patient listening, and notes his book on intergenerational cooperation. Kansas networks promote exchanges. contact Kansas Intergenerational Network for details.
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Point of View Incorporated
Orono
Mich
Kansas
S. Main
Janet Fleming
KIN
Dr. Gambone
United States
Call Kin
Elder Eye Press
Snow, Slick Roads Persist as Kansas Faces Cold Night
Overnight 2 to 5 inches of snow and fog leave roads icy in Kansas. County and city crews worked through the night spreading salt, sand, rock chips, and calcium mixture to treat main routes and intersections. Temperatures drop near zero in Ottawa area with further flurries and light snow possible Friday.
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Kansas
Ron Miller
Miller
Andy Haney
City of
Ottawa
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