Missing ribbon scarf at Franklin County Fair sparks theft concerns
Debbie Horne of Ottawa reports her four row crocheted scarf with peacock yarn and sequins, a reserve class winner, vanished from Celebration Hall display. Rebecca McFarland notes security efforts and past thefts prompting temporary enhancements. Horne worries about entry form data, while the handbook warns exhibits are at exhibitor risk amid ongoing theft incidents since 1996.
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Franklin County
Debbie Horne
Ottawa
Horne
Rebecca McFarland
4-H
Celebration Hall
McFarland
4-H Youth Development and
Frontier Extension District
Ottawa area daily police and court notices
Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals in Ottawa with names Mary Sims George Mark ley Theodore Harvey Kimberly Powell Bret Carey Grace Cardell. Sheriff's and Police arrests detail Yolanda Williams Shaun Nomoccasin Nicholas Burns Kenneth Morton Cynthia Fortin Devin Jones Brittany Dixon and others with warrants DUI obstruction protection orders and minor in consumption. Accidents incidents and thefts include several Ottawa locations and a Princeton student vehicle incident.
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Mary Sims
Ottawa
George Markley
Theodore Harvey
Kimberly Powell
Princeton
Bret Carey
Pomona
Grace Cardell
Richmond
Sheriff's Department
Yolanda Williams
Kansas City
Missouri
Police Department
Franklin County Adult Detention Center
S. Main St
Shaun Nomoccasin
Lawrence
North Cherry Street
Nicholas Burns
North Main Street
Kenneth Morton
PBT
East Second Street
Cynthia Fortin
West 17Th Street
Devin Jones
West Third Street
Brittany Dixon
Wellsville Police Activity Report Summary
Police logs from Wednesday list suspicious activity on East Sixth Street and a vehicle slide off on Poplar Street with juvenile and alarm calls on Downey Drive and Main Street. Thursday entries note animal complaints on Walnut Street and Elm Street and assistance to public works on Main Street and South Elm Street.
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East Sixth Street
Main Street
Poplar Street
Downey Drive
Walnut Street
South Elm Street
Ex-husband Refuses Custody Exchange Amid Court Order
A 49 year old Osage City woman reported her 45 year old ex husband living in Baldwin City failed to bring their child for a court ordered custody exchange. He was contacted by phone and refused to comply. A case is being forwarded to the County Attorney.
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East Franklin Street
Osage City
Baldwin City
Fire departments respond to medical calls and HazMat check
Fire crews from Richmond and Ottawa respond to medical calls on Thursday with three medical assists and a HazMat release check at 300 N Locust St HazMat team found nothing after gas odor report. Fire alarm at 300 block East South Street led to two medical calls.
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East South Street
Richmond Fire Department
Ottawa Fire Department
Rail Trail Section Reopens After Maintenance Work
A segment of the Prairie Spirit Rail Trail from 11th to 12th Street reopened Friday after drainage tubes failed and caused an embankment cave in. Public works director Michael Haeffele said crews worked Monday through Friday to complete fixes on the 51 mile state park trail from Ottawa to Iola.
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11Th Street
12Th Street
Michael Haeffele
Public Works
Prairie Spirit
Ottawa
Iola
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism
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