Wellington Former Herald Cooking Columnist Remembered
Wellington remembers a former Herald cooking columnist as readers reflect on their culinary influence. Page 9 memorial note highlights the columnist’s recipes and kitchen guidance.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2015
Page
1
Wellington remembers a former Herald cooking columnist as readers reflect on their culinary influence. Page 9 memorial note highlights the columnist’s recipes and kitchen guidance.
In the Ask Jodie column one year on, readers are invited to share memories and clues about local mysteries. Highlights include a mid century Forest Park zoo photo quest, a late 1950s date for an Ottawa Coop star, and a skeleton bus along the Marais des Cygnes River bluff. Call (785) 242-4700 with tips.
An Ottawa Coop employee recalls severe dehydration on a hot day in the country while filling propane tanks. Trucks lacked air conditioning, prompting an ambulance ride and IV hydration. Health officials warn heat exhaustion can creep up, with 2011 heat related deaths in Kansas at 37.
Four terms define heat alerts from the National Weather Service. Excessive Heat Outlook covers 3-7 days for preparedness by utilities, emergency managers, and health officials. Watch spans 12-48 hours with increasing risk. Warning signals imminent or likely events within 36 hours. Advisory cautions for 36 hours about significant discomfort with potential threats if ignored.
Penny Stras becomes executive director at Mid-America Nutrition Otttawa Kansas moving from Lincoln Kansas where she ran a small motel. She aims to expand Meals on Wheels as Baby Boomers retire and calls for greater community support and donations to grow the program and client base.
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