Ottawa Library Opens Nonfiction Children Section After Sewage Damage
Ottawa Kansas library restores non-fiction children’s area after two sewer pipe breaks last month. About 2,446 books were damaged or destroyed, with total losses listed at 42,583 dollars and 97 cents. Director Terry Chartier notes partial insurance coverage around 34 percent, and the space is now open for public use.
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Firework Injuries Reported Across Area Hospitals
Area hospitals treated multiple fireworks injuries during the long holiday weekend. Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa reported one fireworks related injury. University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City Kansas said eight six male and two female patients aged 17 months to 60 years were treated between Friday afternoon and Monday afternoon. Common injuries affected the hand chest eyes and arm from firecrackers M 80s smoke bombs and sparklers. Two patients required admission.
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I-35 chase ends with suspect arrest in Ottawa
A 2004 Honda Civic stolen in Shawnee led to a multi agency chase from Coffey to Franklin County on I-35 near Williamsburg at 845 am. Jeramie Lamm 32 of Topeka was arrested by Burlington officers after deflation devices near Ottawa Eisenhower Road exit. He may face aggravated assault on an officer. Franklin County Attorney to review.
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Heat risk rises with humidity says health official
Midge Ransom of the Franklin County health department warns heat index, not heat alone, drives heat illness. Hydration is key, avoid sugary drinks, drink water, and monitor body signals. Families without AC or fans may need assistance from local agencies. officials stress planning for vulnerable groups and employee safety during outdoor work.
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New Ottawaherald.com debuts faster site with new features
The Herald unveils an enhanced website design with faster load times and an infinite scroll. Developed with Garcia Media to improve reader and advertiser experience, the site adds more images and videos, a mobile friendly layout, expanded weather map, and richer opinions and national coverage.
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