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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2005
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald requests two day or more advance notices for non commercial events open to the public via fax email or mail. Submissions may be announced at no charge with no phone calls. contact Ottawa Herald at 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 or email Clean ottawaherald com.
Ottawa University auditions begin at 6 30 p m at OU Chapel for a spring Messiah performance on March 11 with OU students and the university orchestra. The concert includes And the Glory of the Lord Glory to God And With His Stripes All We Like Sheep and the Hallelujah Chorus. Call (785) 242 5200 ext 5042 for details. Investigators from Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit will discuss street drugs Feb 7 from 6 30 to 8 p m at the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic 2537 Eisenhower Road. For information call Michelle Bolton at (785) 242 2183 ext 128.
Ottawa community events showcase Kansas Art Quilters under the Rainbow program with year round kid and family art and music activities at Carnegie Cultural Center, 515 S Main St. The Old Depot Museum hosts Solid Comfort: From Loving Hands at Home in a Kansas Day tribute, Tue-Sat 10am-4pm and Sun 1pm-4pm at 135 W Tecumseh St with admission 3 dollars, students 1, under preschool free.
Today at 4 p.m. Ottawa City Commission meets at City Hall 1015 Hickory Street. 6:30 p.m. community Handel Messiah rehearsals at OU Chapel 1001 S Cedar St. Tuesday 9 a.m. PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Center 517 E Third St. 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Story Time Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St. 11 a.m. Books & Babies Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St. 2:30 p.m. Talking About Literature Brendan O Carrols Mammy Ottawa Library conf room 105 S Hickory St. Wednesday 8:30 a.m. Franklin County Commission at Franklin County Courthouse 3158 Main St.
Friday to Sunday admissions include births in Ottawa. Sheriff's and Police reports detail numerous arrests in Ottawa and surrounding towns on Friday Saturday and Sunday for probation violations theft of service obstructing legal process driving with suspended license and other offenses with various bond amounts and jail holds. Notable names include Candice Dials Jason Dials Harold Leitaker Andrew Voelmeck Jody Lynn Smith Jason Lee Potter Kristie Lavelle Markus Matthew Pommell Billy Markus Connie Weeks Brygida Fraizier Melinda Lear John Martin Edward Saylers Leonard Baskett Jane Toumberlin.
The Ottawa driver’s license station relocates March 1 from Franklin County Office Annex 1428 S Main St to Suite 101 in the Jamison Building 2258 Walnut St. Public service administrator Terry Mitchell notes the move ahead of the station’s closing on its final regular day.
The Franklin County driver license station moves to 225 S Walnut St on February 25. The Annex location will reopen with adjusted hours if needed and promises more office space and convenient parking. Despite statewide cuts, Ottawa’s volume justifies keeping the station open according to Mitchell.
Jim Clemmer of Tampa Kansas and Jim Allen of a Tampa Florida suburb will swap visits next month as part of a Tampa radio sponsored contest. They will see Centre High School homecoming in Lost Springs and stay with local families while learning about town history and Santa Fe Trail ties. The plan includes a dairy farm visit and a community dinner.
City road crews have worked since 3:30 a.m. to maintain driving conditions after overnight snow. With morning temperatures near 32 degrees, officials warn of possible slush and ice tonight. Sheriff’s office notes slick highways but no major accidents or severe ice storm comparison.
Kansas Republicans shift further right as Shallenburger replaces Dennis Jones in the state party and in county races. Jones angered conservatives by trying to open GOP primaries to non Republicans. The Kansas Days event in Topeka drew hundreds of officials. Christine Todd Whitman spoke at the banquet amid internal party debate on unity and direction.
Tim Shallenburger, 50, from Baxter Springs, former state treasurer and governor candidate, pursues Kansas GOP chairmanship amid calls to unite conservatives and moderates. He stresses conservative credentials, recalls 1999 education standards clash, and notes Sebelius's 2002 victory by courting moderates. His wife Linda supports party unity and fundraising gains.
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