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Community Activities and Aid Notice in Ottawa VFW
The Ottawa VFW hosts an 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday dance at the VFW post on north U S 59 with Full House providing music. Sandwiches and coffee served. members and guests invited. Kansas National Guard troops from a local artillery unit may receive items by Jan 28. Aaron Bien notes rotation plans in his Iraq letters. LIEAP applications are accepted through March at the Social and Rehabilitation Services office 2215 S Main St or other agencies. eligibility includes paying energy bills and income at or below 130 percent of the federal poverty level, about 2043 per month for a four person household.
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Community Events and Screenings in Ottawa Area
Today lists free pediatric eye screening for ages birth to 17 by Dr. Campbell at Frank Eye Center 1401 S Main St. Ottawa Main Street board meets at City Hall 101 S Hickory St at 7 p.m. Over the Road Gang meets at 109 E 2nd St. MLK Day film At the River I Stand shown at Ottawa University Chapel 1001 S Cedar St. PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center 517 E Third St 9 10 a.m. Toddler Time Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St 9:15 10 a.m. MLK Day presentation Mordka Deanendell at O Dell Lounge Ottawa University 1001 S Cedar St 7:30 p.m. Franklin County Planning Commission meets at Annex 1428 S Main St. Friday 4 8 30 p.m. Hospice Volunteer Training at Midland Hospice 634 S Main St first session 5 7 p.m. Artists reception for Kansas Art Quilters at Carnegie Cultural Center 501 S Main St.
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Daily Report Admissions and Incidents Summary
Tuesday admissions include Kathleen Dennison of Ottawa and dismissals of Alvina Ingram Orpha Potter and Sharon Reeder all of Ottawa. Friday custody details list Andy Eneichen from Rantoul on drug charges, released on bond. Patrol arrest of Leslie Padgett of Leslie for driving while suspended, bond posted. Theft and vandalism reports span multiple locations including Stafford Terrace Central Heights High School Eisenhower Road and East Second Street Pomona. Police incidents involve aggravated indecent liberties with a child at Osage Drive and various vehicle related incidents. Non injury accidents recorded on Nevada Road and Osborne Road with drivers Katherine Wooten and Roberta Mallory involved in ice slide accidents.
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Katherine L. Wooten
Nebraska Drive
Osborne Road
Georgia Road
Roberta L. Mallory
Pomona
Kan-ed funding hurdle jeopardizes Franklin County Internet hub bid
Franklin County seeks Kan-ed node status to expand county wide Internet access linking hospitals libraries and schools. Lawmakers must reauthorize 10 million annual funding through the universal service fund or Kan-ed could end in June. Supporters tout expanded bandwidth and potential upgrades while critics push for alternative funding. Local schools see benefits from improved distance learning as Ottawa evaluates site readiness and annex space for equipment. Harris News Service contributed to this report.
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Jason Parks
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Tts
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Shawnee
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Ottawa
Bob Becker
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Burlington
Harris News Service
Westar reports up to 42 million storm damage in Kansas
Westar Energy Inc estimates storm damage from the January 4 ice storm at 38 to 42 million dollars for the state's largest utility. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius asks President Bush to declare a disaster for 32 of Kansas 105 counties. Westar says 6 to 8 million dollars will be long term capital, with the rest maintenance, and will seek rate relief from the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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