Two Arrests Nabbed in Memorial Day Highway Shooting
Police report two men arrested after a Memorial Day highway shooting incident. Details indicate a firearm discharge occurred on the interstate, with both suspects taken into custody and charges pending. Additional context appears on Page 2.
Matthias tapped to succeed Oglesby as assistant chief
Matthias is chosen to replace Oglesby as assistant chief, per Page 7. The announcement confirms leadership change and names the successor to the current deputy. The notification highlights organizational transition within the department.
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Oglesby
Torch Run ushers Flame of Hope toward Wichita Games
Ottawa Law Enforcement Torch Run flagbearers Jayson Wiscombe and Larabe Alexander lead a morning run on Main Street with the Flame of Hope for the Kansas Special Olympics Summer Games in Wichita. Lawrence and Ottawa officers pass the torch along after a multi county leg, with athletes and officials praising officers as friends and heroes. Ottawa Mayor Linda Reed attends remarks beside Special Olympics athlete Becky Saathoff, who competes in aquatics and track events.
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Jayson Wiscombe
Larabe Alexander
Ron Hughes
Ottawa
Wichita
Linda Reed
Becky Saathoff
Lawrence
Kalmar
Dundee St
Douglas County
Franklin County
Saathoff
Douglas County Jayhawks
Ottawa Police Department
Heaven Fisher
Rantoul
North Dairy Queen
N. Main St
Fisher
Beto Junction
U.S. 50
U.S. 75
Prairie Spirit Buyer eyes old City Hall as trailside hub
DLD Land Holding Co LLC proposes converting Ottawa's former City Hall at Fourth and Walnut into a hub for bed and breakfast lofts and trail side commerce along the Prairie Spirit and Flint Hills Nature trails. The city planned to sell the building for 50,000 to the Baldwin City firm, with plans still in early stages.
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Walnut Streets
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
DLD Land Holding Co. LLC
Baldwin City
Richard Dietz
DLD Land Holding
Iola
Flint Hills
Dietz
Swim For Life
E. Wilson St
Bob Bezek
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Bearlike heart of Central Heights family man battles cancer
Jaron Leach, 24, known as Bear, a Central Heights graduate, died at his Paola home after more than a yearlong fight with testicular cancer. He left behind wife Montana and two daughters Alivia, 4, and Jaylyn, 10 months, and a community that described him as relentlessly generous and family oriented.
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Jaron Leach
Montana Leach
Rantoul
Paola
Alivia
Jaylyn
Jason Leach
Robert Leach
Dorothy Dashiell
Rusti
Jason
Sam
Bear
Central Heights
Rusti Leach
Jaron
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