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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 2016

Page

3

Ottawa Police celebrate CALEA accreditation ceremony

The Ottawa Police Department invites the public to an accreditation ceremony at 8 a.m. Friday at the Ottawa Community Recreation Center Goppert Building 705 W. 15th St. Refreshments will be provided. CALEA accreditation, completed in November after a three year process, places Ottawa among about five percent of agencies nationwide earning the honor.

Ottawa Police Department Ottawa Community Recreation Center Goppert 15Th St Ottawa Commission On Accreditation For Law Enforcement Agencies CALEA Dennis Butler Butler Kansas Topeka Riley County Kansas City Andover University of Kansas Medical and Salina Shawnee County

Coyotes meeting rescheduled by Frontier Extension District

The public meeting on coyotes returns to the calendar as Frontier Extension District hosts a session at 7 p.m. on February 17 at Celebration Hall, Franklin County Fairgrounds in Ottawa. KS University wildlife expert Charlie Lee will discuss coyote behavior, trapping, and calling tips, with district officials noting past attendance prompted a new date after an earlier postponement.

Frontier Extension District Celebration Hall Franklin County Fairgrounds S. Elm St Ottawa Charlie Lee Kansas State University Cis Rod Schaub Frontier District Lee Herald

Blood drives announced in Ottawa area by Red Cross

The American Red Cross will hold two blood drives near Ottawa in early February. Events run noon to 6 p.m. February 3 at Celebration Hall on the Franklin County fairgrounds in Ottawa and 10 a.m. to 3:25 p.m. February 5 at Baker University in Baldwin City. Donors of all types are needed, especially AB B negative A negative and C. Appointments can be made via the Red Cross donor app, redcrossblood.org, or by calling (800) 733-2767.

Ottawa American Red Cross Celebration Hall Franklin County Fairgrounds S. Elm St Baker University Eighth St Baldwin City Red Cross Red Crossblood.org

Franklin County Conservation District opens cost share applications

The Franklin County Conservation District invites rural homeowners and local farmers to apply for soil and water conservation cost share. Eligible practices include brush control, water well plugging, terraces, waterways, and interior cross fences. Applications due by 4 p.m. February 29 at the USDA Service Center Ottawa office or online. funds released after July 1.

Franklin County Conservation District Conservation District Usda Service Center Third St Suite 2 Ottawa Fecdks.org

Ottawa Daily Report clearances and births brief

Friday admissions Amanda Gillmore and Donna Butts. Sunday Amanda Gillmore. Births Friday a baby girl to Amanda and Casey Gillmore, Ottawa. Saturday a baby girl to Brandy Elliott, Ottawa. Sheriff arrests include Clancy Roeder, Aaron Lehman, Austin Beggs, Brandon Tiede, Benjamin Goodwin on warrants, battery, and other charges. Police arrests include Robert Rice, Caleb Kious, Thomas England, Richard Mawhinney, Shawn Brundage, Tyler San Sage, Susan Swan, and two juveniles for theft, burglary, meth possession, and related offenses in Ottawa and surrounding areas.

Amanda Gillmore Ottawa Donna Butts Sharon Mayfield Baby Girl Amanda Casey Gillmore Brandy Elliott Sheriff's Department South Main Street Clancy Roeder Vermillion Franklin County East Fourth Street Aaron Lehman Austin Beggs Desoto Brandon Tiede Vassar Benjamin Thomas Goodwin Robert Rice Rice City of Ottawa Caleb Kious van Buren Arkansas Thomas England Miami Oklahoma East 11Th Street Richard Mawhinney Casey’s General Store N. Main St Shawn Brundage South Locust Street Tyler San Sage Dollar General Susan Swan South Hickory Street Olathe

Accidents Reported Across City Roads This Weekend

The sheriff’s department logged three incidents this weekend. At 9:42 p.m. Friday on the 3300 block of Haskell Road a 2013 Kia driven by Peter Heppler, 44, Ottawa, failed to stop at a stop sign and hit a fence with no injuries. At 6:08 p.m. Saturday on the 1400 block of Old U.S. 50 a 1995 Oldsmobile driven by Robert Dykes, 51, Williamsburg, struck a deer with no injuries reported. On Sunday a 2015 Toyota Corolla driven by Gary Laughlin, 63, Baldwin City, on the 4700 block of Montana Road struck a deer.

Haskell Road Peter Heppler Ottawa U.S Robert Dykes Williamsburg Montana Road Gary Laughlin Baldwin City

Wellsville Police and Ottawa Fire Run Medical and Safety Calls

The Wellsville Police Department reported medical calls on South Elm Street 200 block and Meadow Lane 4600 block, a public assist on Main Street 400 block, and an animal complaint on Hunt Avenue 200 block between Friday and Sunday. Ottawa Fire Department logged a smoke detector activation at 3 19 p m on Friday at 1419 Eisenhower Avenue and helped with 11 medical calls Friday through Sunday.

South Elm Street Meadow Lane Main Street Hunt Avenue Ottawa Fire Department Eisenhower Avenue

Superintendents Skeptical On Kansas School Consolidation Plan

Kansas superintendents express skepticism about a proposed consolidation bill. They cite past consolidations that split the state into planning units, noting costs and divisiveness. Officials urge local decision making, warn savings claims, and call for clarity as the bill moves to the House Education Committee.

Bradford Kansas State Department of Education Spencer Central Heights Ottawa Stroh Tyson Kansas Wellsville

Dickinson leaves Ottawa City Commission vacancy looms

Shawn Dickinson, appointed to the Ottawa City Commission in May 2013, served two terms and was not seeking reappointment after resigning. The city will advertise the vacancy and have 45 days to appoint a successor while Amelia Arvesen notes Dickinson’s service and future possibilities for public life.

City Commission Richard Nienstedt Ottawa Dickinson Shawn Nienstedt Megan Liam Finn

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