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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2005
Page
8
Daily bulletin board invites non commercial events open to the public two days or more in advance via fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas 66067 No phone calls please and submissions are free for non commercial events.
Garnett City Commission meets at 5 15 p m at City Hall to hear developers outline a plan for a new motel. The session will include a routine first of the year business portion. Rural Water District 4 will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p m Wednesday at the district office Homewood. Rural Water District 1 will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at Ottawa Township Hall to elect two directors for three year terms review the operating budget and conduct district business.
Today and Wednesday feature public seminars, library story times, and chamber committee sessions. Notable events include autism seminar at Ottawa Middle School, Breast Cancer Support Group at Ransom Memorial Hospital, and multiple Ottawa area committees meeting at the Main Street Office and City Hall.
The Daily Report lists10 arrests from Friday to Monday across Wellsville Overland Park Rantoul Quenemo Pomona Williamsburg Dallas Osawatomie Topeka and more. Individuals faced charges including theft drunken driving disorderly conduct domestic battery probation violation obstructing legal process and driving while suspended with bonds ranging from 100 to 10000 dollars. Several suspects were released after processing while others remained jailed with bonds set.
William Earl Dent, 21, was found minimally capable of assisting in his defense after a mental health evaluation by Franklin County Mental Health Center. A trial is set for April 4 and 5 with a Feb. 28 pretrial conference, while a bond reduction request was considered but not decided.
Roy Dunn was sworn in as Franklin County commissioner in a ceremony at the Ottawa courthouse. He succeeds Fred Ferguson as chair Don Stottlemire was named commission chair and to the Economic Development board Ed Taylor moves to hospital board Don Waymire becomes vice chair and Neighborhood Revitalization representative The board sets meetings for Mondays and Wednesdays at 8:30 am with 9:30 am public comment The county confirms The Ottawa Herald as official newspaper Dunn’s salary is 1282.13 monthly with a 3.7 percent cost of living increase
Ottawa Family Physicians will extend its lease at the Franklin County Office Annex 1428 S Main St with a plan to expand into a larger area costing 115000 annually, up from 74000. The Kansas Driver's License station will depart the annex for downtown Ottawa, while Heartland China owner Fred Braun plans to move the business as production labor and underwritten grant loan adjustments are reviewed.
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