Richmond Museum and Open Doors Offer Fair Eve Delights
The Richmond Community Museum will open 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. or later with air conditioning water and many exhibits from local residents including Scoop McLees Edith Hornberger Dor- othy Horstick and Walter Butler. Open Doors at United Methodist Church runs 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. with 30 displays and the Pokey the Clown in a pollution free, non competitive, fun setting.
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Dorothy Horstick
Walter Butler
Uni
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United Methodist Church
Mary L. Hall
Open
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Ottawa Police Department incident and theft report brief
Ottawa Police report 12:44 a.m. Saturday on East Fifth Street for Lazarus Flack cited on drug paraphernalia and released. At 9:06 p.m. Sunday a suspect fled from officers on South Main Street. Thefts include a 2002 Ford owned by Franklin County stolen on Elm Street and a 1991 Honda stolen on North Mulberry Street. An item was stolen from Walmart on Princeton Street. investigation ongoing. An accident at West Eighth Street involved a 2004 Ford Explorer struck by a 2002 Lincoln. Justin Spero cited for failure to yield. Medical calls and public assist noted on Main and East Third.
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Ottawa
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Franklin County
North Mulberry Street
S. Princeton St
West Eighth Street
Monte Clark
Justin Spero
Spero
Daily Report Weekend Incident Skips Missing Person Update
Saturday reports include West Fifth Street missing person located, Oak Street animal complaint, Sand Creek and Vermont roads assist other agency. Sunday entries list East Third Street animal complaint, Pine Street medical call, Main Street and Cedarlane Drive assist other agency, Poplar Street medical call.
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Ani
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Main Street
Cedarlane Drive
Poplar Street
Topeka Woman Dies in Collision With BNSF Train
A 54 year old Topeka woman Linda J. Henderson driving a 1999 Chevrolet pickup failed to yield at a flashing railroad sign in the 2800 block of Alabama Terrace near Quenemo and was struck by a westbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe train. She was pronounced dead at the scene per sheriff's report.
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Osage County
Linda J. Henderson
Alabama Terrace
Quenemo
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