Ottawa approves near 300000 airport taxiway lighting project
The Ottawa City Commission voted to fund a taxiway lighting system at Ottawa Municipal Airport with a $29,235.30 city share. The FAA program could cover up to 90 percent of costs, but final funding approval from the FAA is still pending before Strukel Electric, Inc. of Girard can proceed.
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Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa Municipal
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Strukel Electric, Inc
Girard
Michael Haeffele
Ottawa
Public Works
Riverside Diner Wins Sidewalk Dining Permit
Ottawa city commissioners approved Riverside Diner's sidewalk dining plan owned by Nick Ford at 212 N Main St. The diner, formerly a Dairy Queen, aims to boost the north side's growth pending a favorable city site inspection.
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Ottawa
Riverside Diner
Nick Ford
N. Main St
Ford
Kiwanis Club Recharters After Hiatus in Ottawa
The Ottawa Kiwanis Club resumes after a two year break due to aging and declining membership. The inaugural Ottawa 2.0 Kiwanis Club Charter Night runs 6 pm to 8 pm at First Baptist Church, 410 S Hickory, with information via kiwanis club ofotta wa2.0 gmail.com.
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Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Ottawa
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
S. Hickory St
Gmail
Pyramid Roofing Company
Grandview
Missouri
First Baptist
Final Soroptimist Ottawa chapter disbands after final meeting
The Soroptimist International of Ottawa, chartered in 1949, disbanded following its last meeting on May 24. A photo and fuller story accompany the note on Page 8.
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Soroptimist International of
Ottawa
Ottawa approves 1.3 million Main Street waterline project
Ottawa city commissioners approve a nearly 1.3 million project to replace the Main Street waterline after 30 years of aging pipes. Utilities officials cited acidic soil and inadequate wrapping as causes of repeated breaks and outages, with the upgrade aimed at restoring reliability.
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Ottawa
Dennis Tharp
West Franklin Bond Election Polling Sites List
The West Franklin bond election polling places include Appanoose Elementary School Centropolis Township Hall Greenwood Community Building Homewood Christian Church Lincoln Township Hall Ottawa Township Hall Pomona Community Building Richter Church Williamsburg Community Building Michigan Valley Grace Community Church Overbrook All sites listed with street addresses for voters to use on election day Tuesday.
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Appanoose
Shawnee Road
Centropolis
N. Seventh St
Greenwood
Florida Road
Homewood Christian Church
Idaho Road
Lincoln Township
Kentucky Road
Ottawa Township
Sand Creek Road
Pomona
Jefferson St
Richter Church
Williamsburg
W. William St
Michigan Valley
Osage County
Grace Community Church
E. Eighth St
Overbrook
Fate of WE bond unveiled Tuesday vote on 13 million
West Franklin voters will decide Tuesday on a 13 million bond to upgrade the Pomona middle and high school, Williamsburg and Appanoose Elementary. Upgrades include a new gym, storm shelters, track, music rooms, and a covered walkway, with early voting available and ten polling places district wide.
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West Franklin
Pomona
Williamsburg Elementary
Appanoose
Franklin County Clerk’s Office
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