Positive progress continues after Eisenhower closure
Powers says most students secured first choices in schools and enrollment ends in August. Katt notes efforts to balance enrollments, keep siblings together, and place more than 210 kindergartners. letters were sent to parents. Despite controversy, officials report mainly positive feedback and optimism for the new school year.
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Kennel-Aire sold to Petmate expands growth prospects
Kennel-Aire officials did not return calls about Ottawa facility jobs. Weigand noted relief in moving the Ottawa plant as manufacturing space remains scarce and could attract another company. Mike Powers of Kennel-Aire said the acquisition will support growth under Petmate management, with Petmate CEO Joe Messner welcoming Kennel-Aire as a valuable addition. The Mountain Lake partner plant closed in 2010 due to poor economy and other manufacturing growth.
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Budget Panel Hears Trimmed Budget Before Aug 3 Vote
Three of five county commissioners attended the meeting as Don Stottlemire praised the agency for reorganizing and trimming expenses. The transient guest tax decision is expectedAug. 3 when remaining commissioners are present.
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Eight-team Kansas tournament to draw fans and revenue
Ottawa hosts a small town baseball tournament with eight teams from Ottowa Pratt Baldwin City Iola Norton Clifton Clyde Doniphan County and Seneca at Harvey M Drake Field. Double elimination games begin Wednesday at 1 pm and continue Thursday through Saturday with early starts. Local hotels expect full bookings and revenue between 75000 and 100000 as fans shop and explore the area.
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Landry 1-W enhanced recovery well sought in Franklin County
John Herrick of Ottawa Kansas seeks Kansas Corporation Commission approval for one enhanced recovery injection well named Landry 1-W in Franklin County Section 6 17S 21E. The well would inject 40 barrels of water daily at 500 psi from the 1st and 2nd Squirrel Sandstones at depths of 646 and 700 feet. Objections must be filed within 15 days citing waste rights or pollution concerns.
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Ottawa Kansas vacates Twelfth Street right of way ordinance
City of Ottawa Kansas adopts Ordinance 3789 11 vacating a ten foot portion of Twelfth Street between S Main and S Cedar for utility and pedestrian easements. Ownership reverts to adjacent property owners after publication with effective date following legal recording.
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S. Cedar Street
Ottawa
Kansas
University Addition
Franklin County
Register of Deeds
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