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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 2012

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Boy Spots Fire In Garbage Container At Store

Local boy reports a fire in a garbage container near the store prompting quick alert to staff. Page 7 noting the incident."

Scrutiny of library budget overdue by city official

City officials spar over Ottawa Library budget questions raised by Jeff Richards at a study session. Board member Bill Schleiter defended board oversight and the 10 mill budgeting authority as required by charter. City manager Richard Nienstedt and city attorney Bob Bezek reiterated state statute requires funding.

Herald Jeff Richards Ottawa Bill Schleiter Library Board Richards Schleiter Library Richard Nienstedt Bob Bezek

Librarian pushes Wellsville library expansion dream forward

Becky Dodd of Wellsville City Library has led a decades long effort to expand the library. The plan envisions a north attached 1,658 square foot multi purpose room with storage, a kitchen and restrooms to host trainings and meetings beyond the current senior center usage. The project aims to broaden educational and cultural offerings for the community with support from the Friends of the Wellsville Library.

Becky Dodd Dodd Wellsville City Sixth St Wellsville Library Board Friends of the Wellsville Library

Ottawa restaurant displays political signs amid election season

Old 56 Family Restaurant at 2227 S. Princeton St in Ottawa sits among several Franklin County businesses with campaign signs on their property. Owner Peter Pakdel says he allows signs to encourage political discussion and does not endorse any candidate. He notes signs may deter some diners, but so far none have complained.

Franklin County Old 56 Family Restaurant Princeton St Peter Pakdel Old 56 Family Pakdel S. Princeton St Ottawa

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