Franklin County open house budget forum Thursday
Franklin County officials invite residents to an open house budget forum on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. in Ottawa to discuss proposed 2014 budgets. County administrator Lisa Johnson notes the event lets citizens see department plans, ask questions, and meet the staff responsible for services.
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Abby Eckel
Herald
Franklin County
City of Ottawa
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
S. Main St
Suite 2
Ottawa
Lisa Johnson
Johnson
Open House
Lab
Board of County Commissioners
Sheriff's Office
Juvenile Services
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Murder Case Begins Long March to Trial in Ottawa
Franklin County District Judge Thomas H. Sachse set a two day preliminary hearing for Kyle T. Flack on Feb 24-25 in Franklin County District Court. The 28 year old Ottawa man faces two counts of capital murder four counts of murder in the first degree one count of rape and one count of criminal possession of a firearm in connection with a quadruple homicide at a rural farm west of Ottawa. Formerly on trial for the 2005 attempted murder of Steven Free Flack was paroled in 2009 after serving less than four years. Randi White of Ottawa expressed patience saying justice would come. The hearing begins at 9 a.m. on both days.
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Kyle T. Flack
Ronald Evans
Topeka
Center
Kansas
Vic Braden
Flack
Franklin County District Court
S. Main St
Ottawa
Lana Bailey
Kaylie Bailey
Andrew Stout
Steve White
Franklin County
Thomas H. Sachse
Sachse
Steven Free
Randi White
Ottawa man who found first body in quadruple case faces charges
The widow of Steven White spoke after a status conference in the quadruple homicide case. A man who discovered the first body at a garage on Georgia Road remains involved as the case proceeds. The courtroom was crowded with victims’ family and supporters.
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Ottawa
White
Steven White
Flack
Georgia Road
Slopoke machine sold to Virginia museum
T J Bivins of Wellsville shows a self built device recognized by Guinness as the slowest man made object. The 3.8 billion year revolution time gear will be displayed in the Science Museum of Virginia Speed Gallery after being loaded for transport to Richmond. Bivins notes he enjoyed meeting many people through the project.
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T.J. Bivins
Wellsville
Bivins
Science Museum of Virginia
Richmond
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