Ottawa to review Allegiance franchise transfer
Ottawa commissioners will not approve the Allegiance to BCI Broadband franchise transfer until they receive details on the new provider’s plans. BCI Broadband, based in Purchase, New York, announced it would acquire Allegiance Communications, which serves Ottawa with Internet, cable TV and digital telephone services. The closing is expected in early 2013.
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Ottawa
BCI Broadband
Purchase
N.Y
Allegiance Communications
City Attorney criticizes franchise documents at meeting
Ottawa city attorney Bob Bezek told commissioners that the documents provided by BCI Broadband contained nothing useful about improving the current situation. He urged closer review of the franchise agreement and noted no sentence in the materials offered any substantive improvement.
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Bob Bezek
Ottawa
BCI Broadband
Quality Structures Inc Builds Growth In Richmond Area
Quality Structures Inc known as QSI focuses on building post frame structures with an emphasis on quality. Since 2010 Rob Pearce leads the company with three branches serving Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Missouri from its Richmond facility on U S 59 built in 2005. The six acre yard stores lumber metal and steel with daily tractor trailer deliveries from area suppliers and rapid outbound shipments to active sites.
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Tim Poe
QSI
Quality Structures, Inc
U.S
Richmond
Rob Pearce
Franklin County
Esh
Reuben Esh
Pearce
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
U.S. 59
Esh Quality Structures
Fast Amish style post frame buildings rise in days
A load of lumber metal and steel arrives at a company yard where workers sort and load materials for delivery. Using Amish building methods crews erect post frame structures in as little as three days, with sales and design teams coordinating orders and site plans.
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Pearce
Steve Morrison
Morrison
Temperature swing charms Ottawa children at Forest Park
Unseasonably warm weather drew Jayde Ogle age 2 and her mother Cassie Johnson to Forest Park in Ottawa Monday. They played as temperatures rose into the 70s, not reaching the 85 degree record from 1910 per local data.
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Jayde Ogle
Cassie Johnson
Ottawa
Forest Park
N. Locust St
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