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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2004
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald explains the Bulletin Board submission process two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public are announced at no charge. Do not call with submissions.
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosts a uniforms show and sale in Conference Room A from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring scrubs shoes and medical accessories with ten percent of proceeds benefiting the auxiliary scholarship fund. Contact Helen Basov at Uniforms & More for special requests.
A dense schedule of community meetings and events across Ottawa and surrounding towns. Highlights include Ottawa City Hall gatherings from the Arts Council board to the Recreation Commission and Planning Commission, plus library story times, civic group sessions, and a Vietnam veteran coping skills support group at Ransom Memorial Hospital.
Admissions list includes Lorene Finch Viola Under wood Rachel Padfield Hayley Lockhart all in Ottawa and births report a daughter to Rachel and Mark Padfield Osage City Dismissals list Esther Collins Ottawa Arrests include David Johnson for theft with $575 bond and Larry Leach on two warrants with $1585 bond Williamsburg vandalism and various non injury vehicle crashes and fire calls across multiple streets in Franklin County Vehi cle Accidents and stop sign hit and run reports with license plate captured Ferguson and Lobdell incidents listed as noninjury events
Lane City Council opened the year addressing water grant search, nuisance ordinance review, and a mission statement adoption. Pam Timblin noted few grants for water plant improvements, urged contacting Rick Porter for help. other members weighed costs and neighborly impacts, and the council approved a mission statement.
Ottawa School Board members clash over an offer of free architectural analysis for Hawthorne Elementary from architect Bob Marsh versus an exclusive district contract with Earl Devore. Marsh, Hawthorne council member, says no board approval given. Devore calls it unethical. A public survey on remodeling versus new construction is planned ahead of a November bond vote.
Commercial Group of Topeka seeks city support for a four acre site on 17th Street for a 36 unit Section 42 rental complex geared to mid to lower mid income residents and the elderly. Tax credits would help finance construction with rents potentially below max limits. Construction hoped for next summer pending approval.
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