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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald requests events be submitted two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge Phone calls are not accepted for submissions
The Franklin County Retired School Personnel and their spouses will meet for breakfast at 8 30 a.m. Friday at Country Kitchen near I 35 and U S 59.
Continuing programs list events at Carnegie Cultural Center and Old Depot Museum with hours and fees. Includes Kansas Art Quilters Mini Quilts for Sunflower Piecemakers anniversary, Over the Rainbow classes for kids, and location details. Also notes schedules for Recycling Center and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings plus Celebrate Recovery at local churches and mental health center events.
A crowded list of local events and meetings across Wellsville Ottawa and Franklin County. Includes guidance for families at the Mental Health Clinic, 4H activities at Wellsville Church, local Legion posts, library story times, blood pressure clinic, chamber of commerce committees, PATH exercise group, and a farmers market, with times from early morning through evening.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius defends two orders expanding manager flexibility in raises and benefits while the Kansas Association of Public Employees accuses the moves of inviting cronyism and corruption. The dispute highlights split within the Democratic party as unions push back against changes to the civil service system that protects workers from arbitrary management. Civil service protects about 23,085 workers in a 38,943-strong state workforce, with KAPE representing roughly 10,000, though only 3,500 are union members.
The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging and the local Caregivers Support Group announce free luncheons in Franklin and Ottawa areas to aid caregivers aged 60 or older. Meetings are July 15 at Richmond Care Center and August 12 at Ottawa Retirement Village, with calls for information and reservations.
The Richmond Free Fair launches Thursday with a new carnival company and rides aimed at younger children. Fair officials say evening athletic events will coolly accommodate hot weather. The schedule features 4-H and FFA judging, livestock events, parades, and entertainment including Sounds of Glory and a dance with Slant Six.
State education officials say spring test results for Kansas students will be released in October to allow double checking before public release. In August a list of schools needing improvement will be published, with No Child Left Behind sanctions possible for those schools.
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