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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2011

Page

7

Empty nest shifts shape of marriage for couples

A Kansas State University couple reflects on life after children leave home. Family expert Rebecca McFarland notes this “empty nest” can bring loneliness or renewed closeness, urging couples to reassess goals and seek new roles to stay connected as they reach the second half of marriage.

Courtney Servaes Herald Phil Messenger Kansas State University Messenger Ottawa Rebecca McFarland Family and Consumer Sciences Frontier Extension District No. 11 McFarland

Fire at Ottawa Middle School Sparks Quick Firefighting Response

Ottawa firefighters responded to a small blaze at Ottawa Middle School on Wednesday afternoon. The fire started in the southeast corner shortly after 4 p.m. and was quickly extinguished with no injuries reported.

Ottawa Ottawa Middle School

Longtime Ottawa principal Nancy Johnson resigns from Eisenhower

Nancy Johnson announced at the Ottawa School District board meeting that she will retire at the end of the school year. She has served over 30 years in the district, including 15 years at Eisenhower Elementary, and has worked part time since April to save district funds amid more than 700000 in cuts. Johnson will finish her contract in June, with Renee Crenshaw filling in when absent.

Courtney Servaes Herald Ottawa Nancy Johnson Eisenhower Dean Katt Johnson Renee Crenshaw

Winter hazards linger after storm passes

Meagan Patton-Paulson reports that despite the storm ending, frigid conditions continue. The National Weather Service warns of subzero wind chills this week, while Franklin County Health Director Midge Ransom urges caution and skin protection during outdoor activities to avoid frostbite or frostnip.

National Weather Service Midge Ransom Franklin County Health Department Rawson

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