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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2004
Page
10
Daily bulletin board notices accepted two days ahead by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge. No phone calls. Ottawa Herald asks for items to be sent to 104 S Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067.
A benefit fund is set at Commercial Federal Bank for Lesa Liggett who lost her home in a weekend fire. Donations may be made at the bank or Mom and Sons. Father-Daughter Date Night and Mom and Sons Fun Night are Feb 12 at the Ottawa Country Club from 6 to 8 pm. Registration at ORC offices or by calling 242-1939 due Feb 9.
The Franklin County Conservation District holds a 6:30 p.m. meeting at Celebration Hall. An information session on Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner and Sexual Assault Response Team topics begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Franklin County Annex.
The Daily Report records admissions including Viola Underwood Linda Bond Teresa Doty Evelyn Stapp and Williamsburg. Dismissals include Gabriella Rice and Eileen Whirlow. Jail and police notes cover arrests for failure to appear driving while suspended battery and obstructing legal process with bonds set and releases noted. Vehicle accidents and a minor injury case are listed with locations and outcomes.
Ottawa City Commissioner Gene Ramsey has been named to the Small Cities Council of the National League of Cities. He will serve a two year term as an at large member of the Small Cities steering committee. Ramsey is one of two Kansans on the council. John Zutavera of Abilene plans to step down later this year. The group represents National League cities with populations of 60 000 or less. Appointment begins immediately.
Wellsville City Council votes to require full time workers including police to live within four miles, with 60 days to comply or risk termination. They review a comprehensive plan and future land use map, tabled until a drafting ordinance. Council also weighs nuisance ordinance changes and fire department supply needs amid a budget shortfall.
Vickie Moss reports seniors 60 and over can access SHICK through East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging. Volunteers aid with drug and insurance cost relief, Medicare benefits, and long term care options, with Franklin County savings totaling 13 650 for late last year and average meds cost about 75 dollars. Call Lesley Rickabaugh at 242 7200 or visit reassist com for details.
Planning officials finalized a draft of Ottawa's new comprehensive plan with public availability of maps and guidance for public comment. A February 18 public hearing at City Hall will consider mixed use zoning, overlays, growth areas along I-35 and K-68, and revitalization zones downtown and near Main and 17th streets.
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