City Band Independence Day Concert Thursday at Forest Park
The Ottawa City Band skips Tuesday and holds its Independence Day concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in Forest Park. Habitat for Humanity and Westminster Presbyterian Church host a work night Tuesday 5 30 to 9 p m at 610 S Walnut for a new home, with Friday and weekend work planned to speed progress. A Habitat volunteer line is 242 7932. State Sen David Adkins to discuss the no call list Tuesday 5 p m at the Carnegie Cultural Center. Ottawa Community Arts Council elected officers Forrest Lowry pres Medora Davidson Hoge vice president Carl Schulz secretary Francis Elling and C paiay Long treasurers start today.
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Ottawa City Band
Forest Park
Habitat
Franklin County
Habitat For Humanity
Westminster Presbyterian Church
S. Walnut
David Adkins
Ottawa
Carnegie Cultural Center
Adkins
Kansans
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Forrest Lowry
Medora Davidson Hoge
Carl Schulz
Francis Elling
C. Paiay Long
Police arrests and incidents across towns summarize statistics
The Daily Report lists arrests for Adam Shipley on charges of aggravated interference with parental custody and rape, Jason Peterson on warrants, Jolene Graika on failure to appear, and others including Westfall on battery, Kilgore on suspended license and no insurance, and Lutz on DUI. It covers thefts, vandalism, and multiple medical and injury calls, with detailed locations, bonds, and release statuses.
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Adam Eugene Shipley
S. Cedar Apt
S. Elm
Jason Lee Peterson
Pomona
S. Main
Franklin County
Jolene Mae Graika
S. Lincoln
Main
Lyon County
Abo Ke
Jamie Lynn Mills
Foy Woodrow Westfall
Williamsburg
Rodney L. Kilgore
Archie
Carl Erwin Lutz
Ninth and Main
Veronica L. Baker
N. Main No
George E. Wadewitz Jr
E. Ninth
Park and Main
Paul C. Byrd
S. Mulberry
N. Main
N. Qak
Kansans Resist Tax Hikes Amid Re-Election Push
Residents like Linda Lauber and Helen Hyman lament higher taxes on groceries meals and cigarettes as Kansas faces tax increases. Yet political impact remains uncertain with 28 of 108 incumbent House members drawing primary opposition.
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Kansas
Yates Center
Beto Junction
Linda Lauber
Helen Hyman
Piqua
House
Local musicians jam at Carnegie Arts Center workshop
Nineteen area musicians gathered with acoustic guitars mandolins banjos dulcimers harmonicas and fiddles to play old time bluegrass and blues for three hours at the Carnegie Arts Center. Organizers hope more sessions follow in July August and possibly fall with attendees praising the relaxed atmosphere and performances by local singer songwriter Steve Strickland Linda Marie Wisley and others. The next jams are set for July 27 and August 24 starting at 6 p.m.
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Carnegie Arts Center
S. Main
Mark Morrissey
Morrissey
Carnegie Center
Steve Strickland
Linda Marie Wisley
Wisley
Tonia Salvini
Ottawa University
Salvini
Ottawa
Charles Heck
Heck
Jim
Ann Hanson
Jim Hanson
Butterfly expert opens one man art show in Topeka
Herald News reports butterfly specialist Bill Howe hosts his first one man exhibition at the Alice Sabatini Gallery in the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. Forty two paintings created since 1995 showcase butterfly art from realistic to surreal styles and range up to nearly four feet. The exhibit runs through September 1 with an artist open house Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. Howe highlights his lifelong focus on butterflies and moths, noting he has painted them since age 11. The Sabatini gallery is among the state’s largest, and the library’s recent $26 million renovation follows a January opening ceremony hosted by Laura Bush. Visitors will find movable walls and a Hollywood set feel.
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Herald News
Bill Howe
Topeka
Alice Sabatini
Topeka- Shawnee County
Howe
Sabatini
10Th St
Laura Bush
Keg tagging law seen as tool by law enforcement
Ottawa officials discuss a new keg tagging law that links keg purchases to buyers, aiding underage drinking investigations. Lt. Randy Allan notes time is needed to gauge effectiveness, while Kansas Beverage Retailers Association backs provisions protecting retailers and enforcement cooperation.
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Kansas Association of Beverage Retailers
Professional Association of Liquor Stores
Kansas
Amy Campbell
KABR
Campbell
Bloom Campaign Plows Through Kansas Gubernatorial Race
Bloom, a self described educated businessman, faces money and name recognition hurdles as he campaigns in Parsons and Topeka. He argues for budget discipline and education focus, criticizes incumbents, and notes WIBW views him as viable though funding lags behind rivals. He travels with banners and cards from his yellow office to reach voters.
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Parsons
Bloom
Dan Bloom
Ruby Black
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Wellsville
Brandon Michael Hart
Edgerton
Alisha M. Randall
Oregon Road
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brandy Lynn Holmes
Indiana Terrace
Holmes
John Brown Road
E. D Street
Pine
Virginia Terrace
S. Cedar
E. A Street
W. 15Th
W. Seventh Terrace
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald.com
American Roots Music Workshop
Main St
Barnett
Amy Schmitz
Aschmitz
Ottawaherald
Centralia
WIBW
Coyote Investment and Networking
Governor’s House
Sider
Wichita
Kent Glasscock
Knight
Dwayne Umbarger
Kerr
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