Ottawa school board seeks new central office site
With a little more than a month left on its lease the Ottawa Board of Education searches for a new central office. The city plans to sell the old City Hall building for 170000, with the district to clear out in 30 to 60 days if sold. Board members weigh alternatives as an office move looms amid district plans to revamp elementary schools.
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City Hall
Ottawa Board of Education
Scott Lambers
Jan Collins
Collins
Lambers
W. Fourth St
Apple Market
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
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Kansans mourn death of first female governor
Joan Finney, Kansas first female governor, died at 76 from liver cancer complications. A Democrat who served 1991 to 1995 after 16 years as state treasurer, she began as a Republican and bridged parties. Flags lowered to half staff as tributes pour in from Gov Bill Graves and lawmakers.
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Topeka
Joan Finney
Kansas
Finney
U.S
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Jim Barone
D-Frontenac
Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Sisters of Charity Order
Leavenworth
Most Pure Heart
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Bill Graves
David Adkins
Leawood
Associated Press
Neighbors seek new zoning in Country Club Heights
Neighbors in northern Ottawa push to rezone Country Club Heights from R-2 to R-1 single family use after a duplex proposal sparked concern. Bev Brands leads a petition drive with residents, noting the area’s current split zoning and intent for uniform classification.
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Ottawa
Country Club Heights
Ottawa Country Club
Bev Brands
Brands
Fairway Vista
Birch
Wilson
Powhattan
John Merrell
City Planning and
Merrell
Ottawa Planning Commission
Cleon
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