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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 2011

Page

7

Ottawa residents reminded to clear sidewalks after snowfall

Ottawa city officials enforce sidewalk rules with clear timelines. Downtown pedestrians must shovel within five hours of snowfall, residential areas within 24 hours. So far this year no tickets issued, though warnings have been given and some properties were charged after city crews cleared snow.

Courtney Servaes Herald Station Ottawa Wynndee Lee City Planning and Codes Lee

Franklin County EMS raises ambulance fees for first time since 2007

Franklin County EMS increased ambulance trip charges effective January 1, raising the base ALS rate from 500 to 525 with a 12 per mile fee. Officials cite rising medical costs, reduced funding, and higher uninsured rates while noting the all inclusive price covers medications and equipment.

Meagan Patton Kins Supers Iovices Anderson Coffey Robbins Franklin County Franklin County Emergency Medical Services Nick Robbins Franklin County Ems

Ambulance Trips Rise Slightly in Franklin County

Last year Franklin County recorded 2730 ambulance trips, a small uptick from the year before. Community health officials note the increase reflects ongoing demand for emergency medical services and access to care.

Franklin County

Church denounces liquor store in Overbrook vote fallout

Grace Community Church refutes support for Overbrook Spirits liquor store in De cember opening near the church. Rev Elvin Dillard says the church has not changed position and will remain neutral, while community petition and a November vote spurred the controversy.

Courtney Servaes Herald Elvin Dillard Grace Community Church Overbrook Spirits Dillard Overbrook Scott Bronoski U.S. 56 Highway Dillard’s Church Bronoski

Wildlife official blames dead geese on lazy hunters

After an election 222 votes favored repeal while 160 backed keeping the city's prohibition stance. Bronoski of Lawrence, who runs a cattle business near Overbrook, spoke of starting operations after buying a building and opening quickly. Dillard criticizes the vote, noting limited church support despite legalization for Bronoski’s liquor store.

Bronoski Lawrence Overbrook Dillard

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