Ottawa group calendars and weekend events
Access Ottawa will meet at 4 30 p m Wednesday in the Ran som Memorial Hospital conference room to discuss disability issues with participation invited. Saturday Night Special hosts churches at 7 30 p m at Community Foursquare Church Ninth and Hickory. Ottawa Senior Center marks 20th anniversary with fried chicken meal and prizes. Ottawa Library suspends 1991 magazines. Ottawa Suzuki Strings present An Evening in Old Vienna at First Baptist Church. La Leche League meets 7 p m Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room to discuss breastfeeding with counselors on hand.
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Access Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Randy Rayne
Norm White
Jeri Johnson
Community Foursquare Church
Ninth and
Hickory
Bethany Chapel Baptist
First United Methodist
Community Revival
Bible Light International
First Assembly of God
The
Church of the Nazarene
Ottawa Senior Center
Ottawa Suzuki Strings
Old Vienna
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Strauss, Franck
Mendelssohn
Fritz Kreisler
Ottawa la Leche League
Candy Wasser
Becky Campbell
Donna Baker
School board rift grows over academics pushing programs
Ottawa board member Sheldon and Marlin Kimball propose 16 academic programs after voting 4-3 to add high school soccer next year. They urge swift action, while others push for curriculum study and staff input. Some see conflict over emphasis on academics versus sports. A work study session may be planned to brainstorm programs.
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Am Sheldon
Ottawa Board of Education
Marlin Kimball
Sheldon
Kimball
Acade
Ottawa High School
Jack Maxwell
Cheryl Sylvester
Sheldon and
Gary Mavity
Ketchum files for Ottawa board seat in election
Ottawa Board of Education heard Bill Ketchum announce he filed for election to the board after a May nomination to fill the vacancy created by Terry Jennings. The district discussed block scheduling gains, listening tours by Superintendent Harvey Ludwick, and plans for repairs, staffing, and curriculum.
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Ketchum
Bill Ketchum
Terry Jennings
Harvey Ludwick
Ludwick
Ottawa City Commission weighs light agenda Wednesday
The Ottawa City Commission meets at 9 30 a m at City Hall to vote on beer sales at a new East of China restaurant and to recognize Martin Luther King Jr and Boy Scout Week. The board reviews city contracts and plans summer youth street fests with events on June 18 July 16 and August 6.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
S. Huckoiy. Ocetheeny
ORC
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Wayne Burns
Burns
County Officials Sworn In. Paper as Official County Paper Debate
New county officials were sworn in by Judge Thomas Sasche including Maria Lutz Sharn Perry Rex Bowling Tom Weigand Larry Wright and Sue McCay. Bill Ogle was sworn in at hospital by McCay with Weigand elected chairman. Ogle criticized The Ottawa Herald and supported The Times as official paper, sparking debate on rotating official paper status.
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Sion
Peoria
Lincoln
Greenwood
Thomas Sasche
Maria Lutz
Sharn Perry
Rex Bowl
Thomas Sachse
Commission
Ogle
Register of Deeds
Sue McCay
Larry Wright
The
Times
Ottawa Herald
John
Montgomery
Herald
Weigand
Times and Herald
Gardner Hayden
Bill
Kansas
Mavitn
Russ Savage
Public Works weighs Main Street wear and public hearing
Matthews seeks a public hearing on reducing wear factor on Main Street as cost concerns arise. Mayor Gene Ramsey questions overall expense of the proposal while noting interest in removing tracks from Main. Haney explains Main shows resurfacing over old brick with a brick road base needing reinforcement.
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Nance
Matthews
Gene Ramsey
Andy Haney
Main Street
Haney
Second Street
Main
Ottawa Herald subscription and delivery notice details
Information line with contact numbers for Ottawa Herald circulation and delivery, including home delivery targets, weekend timing, and steps for missed papers. Lists Ottawa carrier pricing and mail rates by region, with discounts for multi month subscriptions and staff credits.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Weather outlook with light snow close to daybreak
Periods of snow taper to flurries by daybreak with total accumulation near 1 to 2 inches. Low around 20 with a 10 to 20 mph southerly wind becoming southwest after midnight. Chance of snow 90 percent. Thursday remains cold but dry with lows from 5 above to 15, and highs in the 20s. Friday cold with little or no snow. lows near 5 above to the midteens southeast and highs in the 20s. Saturday stays dry.
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Huxtable Services
City
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Bill Tellier
Ing
Tom Weigand
McCay
Bill Ogle
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Ottawa Herald Inc
Herald and Times
Harris Enterprises
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Cedar
D. Maniditor & Publi Te Necteede Sao Spa
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Kathy Miller
Gana Kelsey
Jean Rossman
Wayne Snow
S. Cedar
AccuWeather
Neb
Colby
Salina
Wichita
OKLA
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Pittsburg
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