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Poe
Cpone Riawaligrah
Ottawa Herald
Far St
Ottawa
Caregiver group moves to 2 p.m. autism seminar set
The Caregiver Support Group changes its meeting to 2 p.m. Tuesday at Margaret Hall, Ottawa Village West. Brenda Myles, KU autism expert, speaks 3:30 to 5 p.m. Tuesday at Ottawa Middle School sixth grade pavilion. seminar free, open to public, sponsored by COF Training Services Inc and USD 290 Special Education.
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Brenda Myles
Ottawa
S. S. St
Myles
Department of Special Education
University of Kansas
COF Training Services Inc
USD 290
Ottawa area meetings and events today
Ottawa USD 290 Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. at Ottawa Middle Schools 1230 S. Ash St. West Franklin USD 287 boards 7 p.m. at West Franklin Education Center Pomona Lane City Council 7:30 p.m. at Lane Senior Center Chamber Board of Directors 7:30 a.m. at Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce PATH exercise group 9 a.m. at Bon Woodward Community Center Story Time Ottawa Library 7 p.m. and 10 a.m. Books & Babies sessions Ottawa Library 105 S. Hickory St. Caregivers and Alzheimer's Support Group 2 p.m. at Ottawa Retirement Village Margaret Hall 1100 W 15th St Brenda Myles autism seminar 3:30 p.m. at Ottawa Maddie School Ash St location.
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Ottawa
Board of Education
Middle Seaes
S. Ash St
West Franklin
Pomona
Lane City Council
Lane Senior Center
Chamber Board of Directors
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Second St
Margaret Hall
15Th St
Bréenda'Myles
Ottawa Maddie School
Daily Report Admissions and Births In Ottawa Area
Admissions include Orrlea Downey Wellsville Betty Wade Ottawa and Frances Coulter Ottawa. Births Friday a son seven pounds seven ounces to Aurum Brenton Ottawa Saturday a daughter seven pounds eleven ounces to Amanda and Kyle Stephenson Ottawa. Dismissals Friday Evelyn Moore Ottawa Saturday Orrlea Downey Wellsville Ronnie Barlow Pomona Aurum Brenton and son Ottawa. Police arrests Friday Rachel Louise Kile Baldwin City two warrants released on bonds Heather Wixom Rantoul probation violation bond ten thousand dollars. Friday Matthew Pratt Pomona driving while suspended bond three hundred seventy five. Saturday Jefferson Goad Pomona driving while intoxicated bond one thousand seventy five.
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Aurum Brenton
Ottawa
Amanda
Kyle Stephenson
Evelyn Moore
Orrlea Downey
Wellsville
Ronnie Barlow
Pomona
Rachel Louise Kile
Baldwin City
Heather Lynne Wixom
Rantoul
Matthew Steven Pratt
Montana Road
Ona
Jefferson Scott Goad
Multiple vehicle slides and overturns reported on rural roads
A sequence of non injury and property loss incidents occurred Friday to Sunday across Utah Georgia Hamilton Delaware Nevada and Stafford Shawnee and Florida roads. Drivers including Scott Childers Kevin Pride Karen Reed Jason W Harris Lonnie G Davis Tyler Stafford and Darrell Warren were involved. Several vehicles slid on ice left roads and overturned some struck signs trailers or power lines. one vehicle burned after a gas tank leak and another was destroyed. No injuries reported.
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Utah
Stafford Road
Scott Childers
Georgia Road
Kevin Pride
Hamilton Road
Karen Reed
Delaware Road
Jason W. Harris
Nevada Road
Lonnie G. Davis JP
Princeton
Donald Hobbs
Louisiana Road
Tyler Stafford
Shawnee Road
Ohio
Fut
Canterbury
Ad Jaan
Florida Road
Sand Creek Road
Steven Brundage
Darrell Warren
Aditch
Ottawa Library to Host Official Monopoly Tournament
Ottawa Library plans a 10 a.m. January 22 event at 105 S. Hickory St. If at least 24 sign up, it becomes an official Hasbro sanctioned tournament with two 90 minute preliminaries and a final. First Bank of Ottawa and Commercial Federal Bank will provide bankers and two $50 savings bonds as prizes. Registration ends January 20. entry is $2 per player.
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Cleon Rickel
U.S
Ottawa
S. Hickory St
Hasbro
Lisa Farrar Wellman
Ottawa Library
Topeka
Johnson County
Wellman
Real Ottawa
First Bank of Ottawa
Commercial Federal Bank
Pizza Hut of Ottawa
Pizza Hut
Health care and gay union issues return in Kansas session
Kansas lawmakers opened a new session amid debate over health care access for the uninsured and a possible early referendum on banning gay marriage. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius proposed a plan to insure the uninsured, while Republicans and Democrats discussed impacts on small businesses, civil unions, and government spending. New Franklin County representation and district changes shape the lineup as leaders eye quick action on health care and the marriage amendment.
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Cleon Rickel
Otto
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Schmidt
Legislature Debates School Funding and Tax Increases
Lawmakers clash over funding formulas as critics warn current mill levies fail to cover rising education costs. Holland argues for a meaningful funding increase, noting hopes for a $50–$100 million rise may not satisfy the court. He cites a decade-old study estimating a $1 billion need.
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Tom Holland
Baldwin City
Holland
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