Village Child Care to hold first annual garage sale
Village Child Care plans a 7 am to 2 pm garage sale Saturday at 1120 W. 15th Ottawa to raise funds for new toys. Donations accepted today through Friday. Contact Tina at 242-0707 for details.
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Village Child Care
W. 15Th
Ottawa
Cen
Tina
Christian Women’s Club of Ottawa
Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Pam Schram
Nebraska
Joyce
Verla
Pomona
Pomona West Franklin
Franklin County
Pizza Village
Sherry Engelbert
Ottawa Area
Miss Jackie
First United Methodist Church
United States
RMH
Linden
Esther May
Topeka
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas Watercolor Society
Roy
Lawrence
Phoenix
Perez granted probation in high-profile Kansas case
Topeka lawyer Reid-Peterson described Perez as making progress toward a GED while jailed. Perez’s probation in Missouri includes strict rules, possible 26 months in prison for violations, and community corrections supervision. Also noted are related defendants, ongoing trials, and pending sentencing for Gutierrez and Rodgers, with Ellis set for trial.
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Reid-Peterson
Topeka
Perez
Blue Springs
Reid- Peterson
Steven
Missouri
Kansas
Sachse
Heath Griffin
Marcus Gutierrez
Ottawa
Kevin Rodgers
St. Charles
Alex Rodriguez
Princeton
Paula Ellis
Chad Perez
Bryan Hastert
Griffin
Stephanie Perez
Stephanie
Ellis
Rodriguez
Gutierrez
Rodgers
Ottawa board weighs 1927 middle school viability amid costs
The district warned the 1927 middle school is unsafe due to mortar quality and demolition appears inevitable while restoration could cost two to three times a new wall. A plan to house students uses four double modular buildings financed by a KanBuild lease and supervised by Lloyd Builders.
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Kerr-Conrad
Ottawa Board of Education reshuffles and plans new middle school
More than 30 action items surfaced at Ottawa Board of Education meetings. Marcia Mitchell and Cheryl Sylvester were elected president and vice president. LaDean Sypher reappointed district clerk. Karen Walburn district treasurer. Robert Bezek district lawyer. Meetings move to 7 p.m. on second and fourth Mondays at Ottawa High School library. District depositories named Peoples National Bank, Kansas State Bank and Intrust Bank. Petty cash funds for schools set from 200 to an unspecified amount. Policy statements rescinded in favor of a new policy book. Mileage rate for district travel raised to 28 cents. Ottawa Herald named official district newspaper. Appointments listed for advisory councils and building representatives. Former superintendent Don Duncan resignation accepted 7-0. Architectural firm to meet with board next Monday on new middle school plans. Bids on modular buildings for sixth grade financing cited near 6 percent.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Marcia Mitchell
Cheryl Sylvester
LaDean Sypher
Karen Walburn
Robert Bezek
Ottawa High School
Peoples National Bank
Kansas State
Ottawa Herald
Barbara Gibson
Bill Ketchum
Jack Maxwell
Mitchell
Eugene Field
Sylvester
ECVC
Eisenhower Elementary
Sam Sheldon
Hawthorne
Gibson
Garfield
Kimball
Lincoln
Harvey Ludwick
Don Duncan
Duncan
Ottawa
Auditorium mill levy debate and Girls Club bid update
County commissioners discuss increasing a mill levy to fund auditorium operations and programming while excluding donations and bingo revenue. The plan envisions a seven member authority, with a new director and potential staffing changes. The Girls Club of Ottawa edges closer to owning the former recreation building with a $20,000 bid. decision set for July 17.
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Drawing Board
Matt Matthews
Lambers
Auditorum
OMA
Carla Bienhoff
Girls Club of Ottawa Inc
Ottawa Recreation Commission
City Hall
West Fourth Street
The
Ottawa
Jacob’s Well
Girls Club
Cable firms pledge free high speed Internet to schools
Washington AP reports Tele-Communications Inc. and Time Warner Inc. will provide nearly all U S elementary and secondary schools in their service areas with high speed cable modems to connect to the Internet. Plans unfold at a news conference with industry and government officials present as other telecoms also offer school Internet links.
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Washington
United States
Tele-Communications Inc
Time Warner Inc
Reservoir levels and outflows update summary
Readable table shows reservoir names Clinton Hillsdale McVern Pomona with current and full levels in cu ft per sec and outflow values. Level figures range from 876 to 1 086 and outflows between 20 and 200.
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Clinton
Hillsdale
McVern
Pomona
Fashion Alley 50 Off Swim Suits Summer Sale
The Fashion Alley in FR CO offers 50 percent off all swim suits during the Summer Sale. Recycling hours run Monday through Friday with Saturday hours 9 am to 1 pm. The address is 2038 S Main and phone 242-1176. OLMSTED ELECTRIC will close Fri and Sat for a short vacation, reopening Mon July 15 at 8 am. House cleaning service advertises 26 years experience with Susan at 242-6932. Wellsville seeks a civic minded person for a Joint Regional Planning Board seat. contact City Hall at 883 Pee. deadline September 13.
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Olmsted Electric, Inc
Wellsville
Joint Regional County/City Planning Board
City Hall
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates October 1995 Update
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates by region and method for October 1995 and onward. Rates vary by Ottawa city carrier rural routes motor route and out of state mail, with prepaid terms from one month to one year and state tax included. Postal address for address changes is Postmaster Ottawa KS 66067.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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Jason Ochs
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Nent
East Central Vocational Cooperative
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Osage City
Ludwick
By Rob Curley
ORC
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Eden
Nater
FR. CO
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John D. Montgray Bemis
Tom Love
Debra Challis
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
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