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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2013

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Seasoned expert shares judging specifics

Joyce Wasmund explains open class foods judging at the Franklin County Fair. She outlines criteria across taste texture look nutrition and aroma, notes entries must be homemade and include the recipe. She details preservation guidelines including uniformity proper jar filling and hot water bath canning rules.

Franklin County Fair Abby Eckel Joyce Wasmund Wasmund E-State Research and Extension U.S. Department of Agriculture Joan Rockers Celebration Hall 17Th St Ottawa Rockers

Ottawa Bark Park name approved with sponsor tag

Ottawa city commissioners on a 5 0 vote approved naming the future dog park The Ottawa Bark Park with the slogan Sponsored by Advantage Ford appearing on the logo The choice follows a proposal to name the park Advantage Ford Bark Park but concerns about commercialization influenced the final decision and logo wording The park is planned for Forest Park near Locust Street with donor Advantage Ford contributing 10000 dollars to support construction

Doug Carder Ottawa Ottawa Bark Wynndee Lee Lee Bark Park Boosters Committee Ford Bark Park Bark Park Ottawa City Commission Advantage Ford N. Main St City Commission Forest Park N. Locust St Ottawa Bark Park

Secret Witness Fund Donates Five Thousand Five Plus Dollars

Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler proposed transferring unused funds from a 14 year dormant account to Franklin County Crime Stoppers. At the Crime Stoppers meeting, a donation of 5005.96 was accepted from the Secret Witness Fund created in 1978 to reward crime informants. Funds page 3.

Ottawa Dennis Butler Franklin County Secret Witness Fund Herald

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