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Public event notices must be submitted at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. Include non commercial events open to the public and avoid phone calls. Send to Ottawa Herald 1045 Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 or via clean ottawaherald.com.
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Pomona Groups Promote Ice Cream Sale and Vacation Bible School
Pomona Eastern Star will sell homemade ice cream at City Park during Pomona Days with hours Friday 4 to 9 pm and Saturday 10 am to 9 pm. Westminster Presbyterian Church hosts Vacation Bible School July 18–22 for preschool through fifth grade, preregistration by July 1. contact church office. Ottawa University plans a team for the Kansas City Race for the Cure on August 8 at Union Station, inviting community participation. registration details available via two contacts with July 16 deadline.
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Pomona
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Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church
18Th St
Ottawa University
Kansas City
Union Station
Jeanne Haggard
Lisa Thomsen
Richmond Area Meetings And Events Highlights
Quenmond Free Fair runs 4 pm to 8 pm in Richmond. Christmas in July at Ransom Memorial Hospital conference rooms at 1301 S Main St begins at 6 pm. Fit and Fun Club at Wellsville Senior Center invites all seniors with a potluck dinner at 7 pm. Franklin County Child Care Providers meet at teamBank with Sherry Englebert contact 785 242 9063 at 7:30 pm. Lane Pride Committee meets at Lane Methodist arch Friday in Richmond. Pomona Days from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. Retired School Personnel of Franklin County gather at Country Kitchen Princeton Road and 135 from 8:30 am to 9 pm. ACT Ottawa theatre Fun Night at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main St runs 7 to 9 pm.
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Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Wellsville Senior Center
Locust St
Franklin County
teamBank
Sherry Englebert
Lane Pride Committee
Lane Methodist Arch
Pomona
Main St
Princeton Road
Ottawa
Carnegie Cultural Center
Hospital Admissions and Police Reports for Ottawa area
The Daily Report notes hospital admissions on Tuesday and Wednesday listing names from Audubon to Parone and Ottawa, plus sheriff arrests in Ottawa area with times and charges including theft simple battery probation violations and jail holds. Police notices cover vandalism theft reports and property damage across Pomona Princeton and Ottawa with multiple addresses and brief incident details.
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Hospital
Tillie Christensen
Audubon
Charles Gilkey
Williamsburg
Stacy Dempsey
Overland Park
Lori Kiefer
Parone
Larry Larkin
Ottawa
Kathryn Sheler
Reddell Boyer
Velma Leabo
Quenemo
Bernice Fields
Donald Miller
Shirley Hicks
Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Kristen Jo Criqui
S. Poplar St
Joseph Bonner
Thomas Road
William David Jones
Elm St
Randall Carl Penner
Eisenhower Road
Robert Eugene Snover
Ohio Road
Princeton
Michael W. Cox Jr
Delhi
Ericater Bradey J. Henry
Hickory St
William Clayton Garner
Lincoln St
Shawn Dale Redifer
S. Oak St
Randy Dale Burns Jr
N. Cherry St
County workers push for raises despite funding doubts
Franklin County commissioners hear a pay plan proposal to raise salaries for county employees. The plan could cost $700,000 if fully funded, a scenario unlikely noted by officials. County appraiser Steve Brown and Sheriff Craig Davis warn staffing and retention issues without adequate pay. Clerk Shaun Perry compares county and Ottawa city salaries showing wide gaps. Commissioners remain sympathetic but question burden on taxpayers and favor awaiting higher 2005 revenue. The Herald sought the proposal but was refused.
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Franklin County
Steve Brown
Craig Davis
Davis
Shaun Perry
Ottawa
Perry
Communer Pnts
Don Waymire
Don Stottlemire
Stottlemire
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County budgets eyed for funds and emergency roles
Radcliffe calls for backup pager provisions and possible general fund allocations while Parks notes extra funds should stay in the general budget. Stot tlemires proposes a heads meeting to clarify purchases. Radcliffe seeks a full time Emergency Preparedness Director to coordinate actions, train staff, pursue grants, set policies, and upgrade siren systems.
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Don Stottlemire
Radcliffe
Dean
Franklin County
City approves lowest bid for 23rd Street water project
The city accepted Coun try Club Bank’s 1.7 percent bid on bonds of 285000 for one year or less, with expected interest about 5472. Bid range across five offers went up to 2.5 percent. The project adds 7850 feet of 12 inch water main from 17th and Eisenhower to 23rd and Main, built by the same engineers as sewer work. Ottawa annexation added about a half square mile south and west to I-35. Commissioners also declared Friday Hong Kong Malaysia Day, acknowledged by Dr. Marle Mordy of Ottawa University.
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23Rd Street
Country Club Bank
Scott Bird
17Th Street
Eisenhower Avenue
Main Street
Weldon Padgett
Ottawa
I-35
Eisenhower Road
Hong Kong
Malaysia
Marle Mordy
Ottawa University
No toxins found in downed transformer spill
Officials say a tipped transformer at Robin Dunn’s farm spilled less than a quart of mineral oil with no PCBs. Kansas City Power & Light workers cleaned the site at 4553 Ohio Road and restored power after Monday’s storm.
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Kansas City Power & Light
Robin Dunn
Ohio Road
Tom Robinson
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