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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 2014

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Jennifer Ahn Emerges From Ottawa Young Artists Program

Jennifer Ahn, 16, from Omaha, Nebraska, has grown from a seven year old violin student to a premier participant in the Brian Lewis Young Artists Program at Ottawa University. She is among 12 selected annually from about 100 auditions to a two week session drawing students ages 11 to 16 from across the United States, with Ahn planning to graduate to a major music school in the U S or abroad. She has performed across the nation and internationally, including a recent California concerto engagement. The program emphasizes annual auditions and continued advancement.

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Kansas passes mortgage registration tax phaseout in 2015

New Kansas laws take effect with a phased drop in the mortgage registration tax from 9.26 percent to 0.2 percent in 2015 and ending in 2019. To offset revenue losses, documentary processing fees will rise over four years, with State Sen. Caryn Tyson supporting the offsets.

Kansas Franklin County County Register of Deeds Caryn Tyson R-Parker

Ottawa considers Princeton and 19th TIF Redevelopment District

Ottawa city commissioners will review a 16 acre south side TIF redevelopment district from Princeton Circle Drive and South Prince Street to 19th Street. A public hearing is set for 7 p.m. at City Hall to discuss incentives aimed at spurring new development and redevelopment in a high traffic area. The plan covers a triangle between Princeton Circle Drive and South Princeton Street and includes existing commercial property ready for growth.

19Th Street Princeton Circle Drive Princeton Street City Commission Richard Nienstedt Wynndee Lee Princeton & 19Th Tif

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