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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2014

Page

3

Ottawa High to adopt ACT WorkKeys for career readiness

Ottawa High School aims to implement the ACT WorkKeys job skills assessment next fall to measure foundational and soft skills and earn a National Career Readiness Certificate for students. Principal Ryan Cobbs says the program will drive instruction and boost college or career readiness, with testing timed for freshman or sophomore baselines and senior-year reassessment.

Ottawa High School ACT WorkKeys Ryan Cobbs OHS ACT Cobbs Work Keys Dobbs United States Lynda Alderman Dennis George

Daily Report Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals

Saturday admissions include Anita Nichols of Pomona. Sunday adds Raymond Boehm and George Hutchi son from Ottawa. Dismissals Friday list Carol Allender and Kathy Leach from Pomona and Ottawa, Diana Manheim and Carol Reekie from Ottawa. Saturday dismissals include Kenneth Mayes and Susan Rowland from Ottawa.

Anita Nichols Pomona Raymond Boehm Ottawa George Hutchison Carol Allender Kathy Leach Diana Manheim Carol Reekie Kenneth Mayes Susan Rowland

Ottawa area arrest reports list teens and adults on various charges

Franklin County Jail Police Department arrests include a 16 year old Ottawa boy on suspicion of battery and disorderly conduct. Others include Sharon Akes on an Ottawa Municipal Court warrant, Ronald Brown on marijuana and paraphernalia charges, William Padgett on a Cloud County warrant, a 14 year old Ottawa boy on marijuana and underage alcohol, Tiffany Luthi on a city warrant, and Michael Braden on a city warrant. Incidents include damaged property, thefts, and multiple vehicle accidents with citations issued.

Police Department Ottawa High School S. Ash St Ottawa North Cedar Street Sharon Akes East Fifth Street Ronald Brown Coffey County West Tecumseh Street William Padgett Centropolis Cloud County Ash Street Franklin County S. Main St Tiffany Luthi Osage City City of Ottawa West Seventh Street Michael Braden City of South Hickory Street Princeton Street South Poplar Street Walton and Cherry Streets Amy Wadewitz Reagan Tipton Wadewitz East 15Th Street Lindsay Dahl Topeka Andrew Sutton Vincent Bulgarelli Bulgarelli

Health care mandates spark worries over Medicaid cuts

Kansas hospital leaders urge reinstatement of Disproportionate Share payments as ACA related cuts bite. Senator Moran presses for fixes to keep rural hospitals viable and ensure continued access to care for indigent patients amid 2014 projected losses.

Tom Bell Kansas Hospital Association Topeka U.S. Supreme Court Kansas Dean Ohmart Ransom Memorial Hospital Moran Congress Rod McCalla Ottawa McCalla Ohmart Felix Plainville U.S Jerry Moran R-Kan John Gollier S. Main St

West Franklin FBLA creates Falcon-O-City mock Exchange City

Pamela Kane, secretary of the West Franklin FBLA, helps students in a after school American Enterprise Project by registering checkbooks and running a mock Exchange City called Falcon-O-City for the Fors program. Students in grades 2 through 8 learned to apply for jobs write checks balance a register and manage expenses. FBLA members oversee each business and guide the students through selling, earning pay, and spending. The chapter hopes to host another Exchange City next year.

Alexis Yelland Future Business Leaders of America West Franklin High School American Enterprise Project F.O.R.C.E Pamela Kane FBLA West Franklin Kane

Prairie Paws receives $5000 donation from OU effort

Ottawa University students won a $5,000 prize in the 2013 Super Service Challenge for Prairie Paws Animal Shelter. A video helped secure the award, presented Jan. 10 at Prairie Paws in Ottawa. The funds will support general animal care and medical needs.

Herald Jaron Asher Ottawa University Prairie Paws Animal Shelter Prairie Paws Ottawa Animal Shelter Asher Shelter

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