City Band Sights Sounds Set Stage for Summer
City Band announces summer season with concerts and parades to feature new repertoire, guest soloists, and community events across downtown venues.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2014
Page
1
City Band announces summer season with concerts and parades to feature new repertoire, guest soloists, and community events across downtown venues.
Mary Beth Duda a University of Kansas student from Pomona is interning as a communications intern with Self Help Africa in Dublin Ireland. She will work on transcribing field interviews and creating content for the organization to promote sustainable farming in Sub Saharan Africa.
Franklin County Commissioners approved a resolution cutting juror pay from 40 dollars per day to 10 dollars on the first day and 20 dollars for each additional day. The measure, aligning with nearby counties, aims to save an estimated 15 to 20 thousand dollars annually and takes effect July 1. Traveling reimbursements rise to 55 cents a mile for jurors traveling from outside Ottawa city limits, up from 47 cents.
Kansas Highway Patrol Col. Ernest Garcia, a retired Marine, tells a Ottawa audience at Neosho County Community College that many Americans do not recognize D-Day’s significance. He recalls his service, praises veterans, and urges support for those at home and abroad.
Michael Reagan thanks the veterans who saved the world in a wartime era tribute. Ernie Pyle dispatches offer grim glimpses of war horrors. A Kansas D Day survivor recalls landing everywhere and chaos unfolding as the fighting began on foreign shores.
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