Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald invites non commercial events open to the public to submit notices at least two days in advance by fax email mail or in person. Fax 785 242 9420 email clean ottawaherald com mail or in person 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 No phone calls.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Ottawa arts programs and community activities list
Ottawa Community Arts Council promotes Kansas Art Quilters and Over the Rainbow classes for all year at Carnegie Cultural Center and Old Depot Museum. Solid Comfort Kansas Day exhibit runs Tue Sat 10 4 and Sun 1 4 at 135 W Tecumseh. Recycling Center hours, AA meetings, Celebrate Recovery and grief support groups meet at local churches and centers including Ottawa City Hall study room 1018 Cedar St.
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Ottawa
First Christian Church
Uth
Hickory Streets
Ottawa Community Church
Ninth
Main Streets
Ray of Hope Grief
Ottawa City Hall
Cedar St
Ottawa scouting pinewood derbies and events schedule
A schedule of community meetings and events lists Cub Scout pinewood derbies at Eugene Field School and Trinity United Methodist Church, Ottawa University Experience Ottawa, Billy Dean at the Municipal Auditorium, Franklin County Historical Society meeting, Franklin County Commission, Lions Club lunch, Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale, and Ottawa City Commission meeting.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Eugene Field School
Tremont Streets
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Ottawa University
Billy Dean
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory Streets
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
S. Main St
Lions Club
Poncho's
Friends of the Ottawa Library
E. Second St
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Police Arrests And Reports From Weekly Docket
The Daily Report lists arrests on warrants for Mario T. Johnson Joshua I. Crane Austen A. Cohimia and Shelly Huchard with bonds posted for two. Theft reports include items valued at 4001 and 290 from Osage Drive Elm Street and Beech Street, plus a hospital theft of medical services. Vehicle crashes around Princeton Street Louisiana Road and a deer strike on Louisiana Road are noted, along with multiple medical emergencies across several blocks on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Mario T. Johnson
B. 12Th St
Joshua I. Crane
Osage City
Austen A. Cohimia
Lawrence
Shelly Lorene Huchard
S. Willow St
Osage Drive
South Elm Street
Beech Street
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
South Princeton Street
Nathan B. Seyler
S. Burrough St
Louisiana Road
Emily Ball
Schools estimate education costs from frugal to fat in Topeka
A state official was ordered to devise a new school funding formula after a survey of 55 districts showed varied funding needs. Legislators face an April 12 deadline to secure funds for a suitable education. Dale Dennis reported the districts’ requests spanned from zero to over 13,000 dollars, with larger districts averaging a Thedian cost of 6338 dollars per regular student.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Dale Dennis
Edu
Cation
Senate Education Committee
Dennis
Mammy author to discuss Dublin life at Ottawa Library
Brendan O Carrols The Mammy a look at 1960s Dublin life will be the focus of the TALK discussion at 2 30 p m Tuesday in the Ottawa Library conference room 105 S Hickory St Leavenworth instructor Al Pursell will lead the discussion The series Thats Funny Books That Make Us Laugh is sponsored by the Friends of the Ottawa Library and the Kansas Humanities Council with 30 copies provided for checkout
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Herald
Brendan O'Carroll
Dublin
Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Jean Shepherd
Kansas
O’carroll
Mrs. Browne
Agnes Browne
Carroll
al Pursell
Leavenworth
Kansas City Kansas Community College
Bailey White
Bill Bryson
Kansas Humanities Council
Planters
Friends of the Ottawa Library
The
Fire kills 76-year-old woman in Princeton area home blaze
Investigators believe a wood stove overheated or sparks ignited wood chips near the stove, starting a blaze at a two story farm home near Princeton. Georgia M. Forrer died in the fire while her husband Lamar fled to summon help. fire crews found the house fully engulfed upon arrival.
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Princeton
Franklin County
Craig Davis
Georgia M. Forrer
Davis
Forrer
Lamar
Kansas House debates marriage ban over civil unions
The Federal and State Affairs Committee advances a proposed state constitutional ban on same sex marriage with civil unions prohibited. If approved without changes, the amendment heads to the April ballot alongside city and school board elections, with a vote expected next week.
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Topeka
House
Federal and State Affairs
Kansas
Doug Mays
Senate
Barbara Craft
R-Junction City
Open Records push targets KU pay package and more
Topeka officials seek a Lew Perkins Provision requiring public disclosure of public employee pay and a constitutional amendment to require super-majority votes to create exemptions. The package would expand access to records, require disclosure by entities receiving most funding, tighten personal privacy rules, and establish an Office of Public Integrity. A separate bill on meth precursor limits was postponed.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Jayhawks
Lew Perkins
Phill Kline
Kansas Press Association
Kansas Association of Broadcasters
Doug Anstaett
Anstaett
California
Florida
Louisiana
Montana
New Hampshire
Kline
Public Integrity
Attorney General
Senate
Judiciary Committee
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