Regional Forecast Clouds and Showers Across Area
Regional forecast notes cloudy skies with possible thunder overnight and scattered showers. Meteorologists expect brief storms in pockets, with cooler air moving in later.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2006
Page
9
Weather outlook predicts mixed precipitation across regions
Snow and thunderstorms forecast across New England and the northern Mid Atlantic into Ohio and Tennessee, with the Mid-Mississippi Valley also in line for unsettled weather. Expect rain in the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies and High Plains as storms unfold.
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New England
Mid-Atlantic
Ohio
Tennessee
Mid-Mississippi Valley
Pacific Northwest
Northen
Rockies
High Plains
Michigan Valley Church Holds Saturday Breakfast Near Pomona Lake
The Michigan Valley Community Church hosts its monthly breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday north of the dam at Pomona Lake, offering pancakes, sausage, biscuits and gravy and beverages. The Ottawa VFW plans a Saturday dance from 8 to 11 p.m. at the VFW Post on north U.S. 59 with the Flatlanders providing music and sandwiches and coffee.
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Michigan Valley Community Church
Pomona Lake
Ottawa Vfw
VFW
North U.S
Flatlanders
Longtime Ottawa Locksmith Transfer Underway
A longtime Ottawa lock smith is transferring his keys, not locking up for good. Keyman Locksmith Service at 1118 S. Main St. has moved to 1104 S. Walnut St. Owner Kent Lash says Lee Cogan, a worker of about three years, has taken over operations. Lash plans retirement but will assist temporarily as Cogan continues the business.
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Ottawa
Keyman Locksmith Service
S. Main St
S. Walnut St
Kent Lash
Lee Cogan
Lash
Keyman
Lee
Cogan
Emporia
Ottawa district projects come in under budget amid mold finds
Ottawa school projects funded by a 2004 bond total 25.9 million and remain about 34 thousand under cost. Architect Earl Devore cited low bids and unused contingencies while mold was found at Garfield and the high school. Removal costs are capped at 56 thousand and work targets the upcoming school year.
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Ottawa
Earl Devore
Davis Road
Garfield
Ottawa High
Devore
Lincoln
Williams
Citizens group forms to heal Central Heights school rift
The Concerned Patrons of USD 288 held a kickoff meeting in Lane with about 30 attendees from communities in the district. They plan another gathering at 7 p.m. Monday in Rantoul to test interest and outline goals for engaging with the school board, aiming to maintain strong school community ties amid recent contract turmoil.
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Cleon Rickel Herald
New Citizens
Central Heights
USD 288
Lane
Rantoul
Kelly Hartmann
Hartmann
Central Heights Commu
Nity
Turnover at education department prompts concerns
The Associated Press reports that 53 of 253 education department staff left in fiscal 2006, about 21 percent, with 47 resignations and six retirements. Critics blame Commissioner Corkins, while he argues turnover reflects broader recruitment competition among state and district offices and notes preexisting vacancies.
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Associated Press
Topeka
State Department of Education
Bob Corkins
Corkins
State Board of Education
Janet Waugh
Kansas City
Steve Abrams
Arkansas City Republican
Graves hints he won't become next transportation secretary
Former Kansas governor Bill Graves, head of the American Trucking Associations, hints he will not take the next U.S. Transportation Secretary post. Reports linked him to the job, but he says he likes his ATA role. Governor Sebelius commends his work on Kansas transportation, while Mineta signals a preference for deputy Maria Cino.
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Transportation
Sam Hananel
Washington
Kansas
Bill Graves
Norman Mineta
Traffic World
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Roberts
ATA
Sara Lit
Tle
Tiffany Wlazlowski
Trucking Association
Kathleen Sebelius
Bush
Sebelius
U.S
Mineta
Maria Cino
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