I-35 traffic delays planned for Johnson County ramp work
Kansas Department of Transportation announced road work that will disrupt I-35 traffic from Monday through mid September. The right lanes of northbound and southbound I-35 at Homestead Lane will be closed 24/7 for ramp tie in to the new divergent diamond interchange serving the Kansas City Logistics Park intermodal rail hub. Drivers should expect delays during peak commute times and allow extra time for daily commutes.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Homestead Lane
Johnson County
Kansas City Logistics Park
KDOT
Edgerton
Gardner
175Th Street
I-35 Overnight Detour For Homestead Lane Bridge Demolition
Kansas Department of Transportation announces overnight demolition of the Homestead Lane Bridge over I-35 in Johnson County. North and southbound I-35 will be partially closed Friday 7 p.m. to Saturday 5 p.m. detouring traffic via K-33 and U.S. 56 toward 175th Street.
Project 17 seeks more members for regional groups
Project 17 invites new members for its economic development and health work groups to advance regional opportunities in southeast Kansas. The 17-county coalition includes Franklin, Anderson, Allen, Bourbon, Chautauqua, Cherokee, Coffey, Crawford, Elk, Greenwood, Labette, Linn, Miami, Montgomery, Neosho, Wilson, and Woodson. Contact Heather Morgan at hmorgan twsproject17.org for nominations or information.
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Kansas
Pes
Project 17
Franklin
Anderson
Allen
Bourbon
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Coffey
Crawford
Elk
Greenwood
Labette
Linn
Miami
Montgomery
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Heather Morgan
Hmorgan
Twsproject17
Police locate parent via social media in child custody case
Detectives took a 2 year old boy and an infant into protective custody after a desiring incident. officers relied on neighborhood tips and a social media appeal to identify the parent while a concerned citizen who called 911 kept the child safe until police arrived. identities of the roommate, children, and mother were not released.
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Weinrtner
Kly
Weingartner
Frances Samyn obituary from Williamsburg Kansas
Frances Samyn 75 of Williamsburg Kansas died July 23 2013 at home Funeral services set for June 26 2013 at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa Friends may pay respects July 25 2013 at the funeral home A rosary and visitation follow Interment Mt Calvary Cemetery Olathe KS Born December 23 1937 in St Louis MO daughter of Clarence and Pauline Buckley Lived in Overland Park Kansas before moving to Williamsburg Married Albert Samyn September 28 1957 Survivors include daughter Karen Chanay husband Tim Pomona son Mike Samyn wife Linda Olathe daughter Connie Briar husband Steve Olathe grandchildren Amanda Matthew Chanay Jake Scott Samyn David Hurley Wendy Montgomery Brad Brittney Briar and 10 great grandchildren Preceded in death by parents Memorials to Franklin County Cancer Foundation through Dengel Son Mortuary Online guest book at Dengel Mortuary.com.
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Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Olathe
Kan
Frances
St. Louis
Clarence and
Pauline (Patterson) Buckley
Amanda
Matthew Chanay
Jake
Scott Samyn
David Hurley
Wendy Montgomery
Brad
Brittney Briar
Clarence
Pauline Buckley
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Hickory St
Ottawa
Dengelmortuary
Ottawa leader Coen tapped for Sunflower Foundation panel
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt named John Coen president and CEO of the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce to the Sunflower Foundation Community Advisory Committee. Coen joins Terry Presta and Dr. Donna Thomas as appointees, with quarterly meetings planned. The foundation supports Kansans health via grants and awards and its advisory committee nominates trustees. Coen has prior ties to Schmidt and serves on local boards including Ransom Memorial Hospital and Ottawa University.
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Kansas
Derek Schmidt
John Coen
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Sunflower Foundation
Coen
Sen
Schmidt
Terry Presta
Overland Park
Donna Thomas
Mission Hills
Release
Foundation
Release Said
Chamber
Kansas State Bank
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University Board of Trustees
Ottawa School
Newspaper pushes prosecutor for info on bond postcard
Garnett publisher Dane Hicks seeks from the Anderson County Attorney’s Office the name of a political contributor behind a $25 million hospital bond post card. Jones cited criminal intent and open records limits, while Hicks presses for a court order or state guidance to force disclosure.
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Merald
Garnett
Hicks
Jones
Ottawa
Osage
Anderson County
Kansas Association of Counties
County Commission
Ottawa Histories Crowded With Civic Projects
In July 1913 Ottawa citizens react to announcements in the Herald about a natatorium at Tally Court with subscriptions from Dr. George W. Davis N. E. Stucker and N. Van Meter each pledging 500. The Commercial Club moves to organize a corporation, offering a 500 bonus to locate a Martin Concrete Culvert Farm Co factory in Ottawa if the bonus is raised by Friday, potentially taking over the old Walnut Street foundry if successful. County commissioners and engineer A W Highnote visit East Logan Street to plan a new swing bridge, following approval for a creek bridge earlier.
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George W. Davis
N.E. Stucker
N. van Meter
Tally Court
Martin Concrete
Martin Company
Walnut Street
W. Highnote
Kansas City
East Logan Street
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Samyn
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Csprayfoam.com
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