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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2001
Page
10
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low near 20. Winds turn light and variable. Thursday turns mostly cloudy with a high around 35. For more weather details, see Page 2.
Bill Gray, a 25 year newspaper veteran and former Ottawa Times editor, was named advertising director for The Ottawa Herald. Editor Jeanny Sharp announced the move Tuesday, praising Gray's marketing sense and his plans to help local merchants reach customers.
Nine year veteran Marcia Mitchell will not run and Jeanette Lowry says she will seek a seat. Bill Allegre remains undecided as of this morning. Filing closes at noon January 23 with several incumbents not up for election. Ezra Sykes reports from Ottawa.
Ottawa Middle School launches the After School Experience for all students. The program runs 3-4 p.m. with options in baby-sitting, woodwork, aerobics, library study, HELP, and snacks. At 4 p.m. activities shift to games and library time, with biweekly field trips to bowling and skating aligned to a two week cycle.
Ottawa City Commissioner Rocky Fleer files for re election this morning and voter Deb Henningsen filed Tuesday afternoon for a commission seat. Fleer aims to push Ottawa Vision a plan modeled on Fayetteville Ark seeking broad citizen input as part of updating the comprehensive plan.
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees approved a full recourse loan program to help patients with large bills pay in installments. Intrust Bank proposed the plan: patients with bills over 300 dollars pay via minimum installments, while those under 300 dollars have 90 days to pay in full. Ed York abstained from voting.
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