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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 2007

Page

7

Kansas Weather Summary and Regional Thunderstorms Report

Rain and snow data for the period from Thursday 7 am to today show no accumulation. The 1910 month to date total reaches 3.56 inches, with year to date at 34.21 inches. Thunderstorms stretched from the central Plains to the Great Lakes as temperatures rose in the mid Atlantic and interior West. Kansas Conditions Hotline provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.

Central Plains Great Lakes mid-Atlantic Interior Kansas Kansas Highway Patrol

Bulletin Board submission info and guidelines

Daily bulletin board items should be submitted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. The Ottawa Herald accepts non commercial events open to the public at no charge and asks that no phone calls be made.

Bwilliams Ottawaherald.com Ottawa Herald Cedar St Ottawa

Fish Fry Scheduled by West Franklin Seniors

The West Franklin Seniors host a Fish Fry at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Pomona Community Building at 219 W. A Street. Fish and potatoes provided, bring a covered dish. Entertainment by Russell Mains.

West Franklin Pomona Russell Mains

Downtown storefront collapse threats prompt relocation talks

Market Antiques owner Pietsch weighs options after a brick building deteriorated last year. Stephenson urges action to protect downtown traffic and eyeing state funds for relocation or storefront repair while engineers assess the damage. Pietsch will decide between relocating or rebuilding depending on the engineer’s report and Farmer’s plans.

Stephenson Pietsch Farmer

Benefit fundraiser for Davidson family nets $9000 in Williamsburg

About 600 people attended a benefit in Williamsburg for the Davidson family whose home burned and whose wife and daughter died in a crash near Vassar two months earlier. The event, including a hog roast and ice cream social, raised $9,000 with attendees like U.S. Rep. Nancy Boyda. organizers expect an auction later and further help to finish rebuilding the house. contact details for donations or offers of help are provided.

Williamsburg Gene Hirt Ottawa David Davidson Hirt U.S Nancy Boyda Topeka Boyda Davidsons Davidson Becky Norah Vassar Kathleen Sebelius Kansas Glenda Stokes Monica Swartley Jenny Higbie Mark Hill

Richmond Free Fair draws good crowds after flood threat

The 83rd Richmond Free Fair reported a strong turnout and a well received carnival and nightly entertainment. Area World War II veterans from different branches served as grand marshals. Eight old tractors and seven floats joined the parade while animal entries dipped slightly yet overall exhibits remained steady.

Sara Peters Fair Board Peters

Coffeyville flood victims venting anger over lost homes

Coffeyville residents vent anger at officials as hundreds evacuate after severe flooding worsened by refinery oil. EPA reports fecal bacteria levels over 130 times the standard. Psychologist warns of short and long term social strain, Red Cross offers mental health support and urges constructive action to combat hopelessness.

Coffeyville Associated Press Kansas Robert Butterworth Los Angeles U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Butterworth Red Cross Aaron Phillips Phillips

Pomona Demonstration Parade Highlights Car Show

Pomona hosts an annual demonstration educating the public with a car show at the park likened to a Hot Wheels track. Fire Chief Stan Kantth notes it helps the public understand department capabilities and ease fears after accidents. Lions Club president Larry Cash cites strong turnout and a dance show with The Wild Women of the Frontier winning People’s Choice. Parade winners include The Red Hat Society, Tinker Belles, Lion’s Choice, and Pomona Pioneers 4-H.

Harms Pomona Hot Wheels Stan Kantth Lantis Harris Larry Cash The Lion’s Club Wild Women of the Frontier Red Hat Society Tinker Belles Lion’s Choice East Bee Whiffler Pomona Pioneers 4-H Club

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