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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2007
Page
8
A brief weather notice reports cloudy skies over the city region with low and high temperatures not specified. The forecast notes light winds and no precipitation expected, offering a calm day ahead for residents and travelers.
Kansas Highway Patrol provides a hotline at 1 800 585 7623 for current reservoir levels and related conditions across the state.
The Ottawa Herald requests non commercial events open to the public be submitted at least two days in advance by fax email or mail at the Ottawa office. No phone calls. Include contact details and event specifics for inclusion.
Ottawa University hosts a Thursday 11 a.m. program in the Chapel featuring Rev John Wells. Wells, academic dean at Young Harris College, will link Bible history and modern history to interpret obedience resistance and justice today. He holds BA from Carson Newman MA from UT Knoxville and PhD from Tennessee.
School board members discuss addressing at risk students while expanding programs for middle and high schoolers. They stress growth, facilities, and continuing plans after a $25.9 million bond approved in November 2004 to fund a new school and renovations.
Free federal and Kansas tax forms and instruction booklets are at the Ottawa Library 105 S. Hickory in the reference department. A list of free tax preparation services will be posted at the reference desk once current information is collected.
The Herald reports area school boards attract most candidate interest with several filings for board seats. Ottawa Pomona and Princeton lead city filings in Franklin County. deadlines set for noon January 23 with primaries possible February 27. Committees note incumbents undecided and fees differ by city.
Ottawa lawyer Blaine Finch, elected at 20 in 1997 and youngest mayor in 1998, endorses Hamm for the commission. Hamm argues youth offers a fresh view amid Ottawa's growth, while Finch notes media attention and public adjustment to age. The candidate stresses growth and development as priorities for Ottawa.
Jorgensen Jackson and Richards, veterans on the city commission, aim to guide growth in Ottawa's north side and beyond while noting the need for utilities and future population increases. They point to Cedar Street, Applebee's, Walmart, and a growing Youth in Government as major local outcomes. Hamm, at 18 by election day, supports continued economic development.
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