Victorious Cyclones Defeat Bulldogs 51 to 44
The Cyclones triumphed over the Bulldogs 51 to 44 as coverage notes their victory on page five. ROYALS OHS homecoming candidates await crowning moment highlighted on page seven with focus on upcoming events.
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Ottawa firefighter near river as boy rescued from frozen water
Emergency crews responded to the Marais des Cygnes River where an 11-year-old boy walked on the ice. The boy was rescued and taken into custody. Capt. Adam Weingartner of the Ottawa Police said the incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Boy on frozen river rescued in Ottawa incident
An 11 year old boy walked across a concrete spillway onto the Marais des Cygnes River and was rescued by Franklin County emergency crews near 1225 W Second St Ottawa. He was treated by EMS and released with no injuries. The boy refused to leave the spillway before entering the river and was not identified due to age.
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Ottawa historic site dam aged in break-in
A local Ottawa site suffered damage during a break-in as a boy wandered onto a river ice and was rescued by firefighter Troy Gavel with a rope crew on the banks. No injuries were reported and the boy, in protective custody, faced a health screening.
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Retiring Ottawa teacher to focus on GOP youth work
Bob Fluke, a 43 year educator and Ottawa Middle School math teacher, resigns from teaching to devote time to the Franklin County Republican Central Committee and youth political education. He plans to guide high school and young students to learn the legislative process and possibly escort student pages to Topeka.
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Winter Sowing Friends Share Gardening Secret in Ottawa
Ann Maxwell and Kim Tappan of rural Ottawa demonstrate winter sowing using plastic jugs to grow flowers and vegetables through cold months. They cut jugs to form mini-greenhouses, plant moist soil and seeds, then place them outside to toughen plants for spring, citing success and sun exposure as key factors.
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