Broadband talk on Garnett city commission agenda
Garnett city commission will discuss broadband Internet service after tonight's meeting. The session will cover city pool rental rates and liability insurance for plumbers and electricians. George Emmendorfer will address city utility rates and recreation permit increases.
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Tate Commission
George Emmendorfer
Ottawa area crime roundup and arrests report
Arrests listed include Russell Cantrell on a Franklin County warrant for failure to appear and bond set at 2000 dollars. Juvenile Patton and a 14 year old Ottawa female charged as runaways. Shannon Thompson charged with DUI. Arthur Jones II on municipal warrant. Thefts include cell phone loss of 40 dollars and other property losses totaling 950 dollars. collisions and ambulance calls detailed with multiple medical emergencies and injuries, all within Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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S. Oak
S. Locust
Franklin County
Shannon R. Thompson
O'Fallon
N. Main
Arthur L. Jones II
Burroughs
S. Main
Ottawa
Juvenile Detention Center
Police warn of phone scam lingering in Ottawa
Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman cautions residents about an ongoing international phone scam. Callers promise millions in a home country and demand 500 to 2000 dollars. The latest waves appear to originate from Africa, continuing a long-standing scheme.
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ECKAN Estates adds low cost homes in Ottawa area
ECKAN Estates in Ottawa has built six three-bedroom two-bath houses with attached garages selling for 87,800 to 92,690. Buyers must earn at or below 80 percent of area median income to qualify for a 5,000 ECKAN grant and state first-time homebuyer programs. City tax rebates provide up to five years, boosting affordability. Roehl says the new home fits her family, despite railroad proximity. Six more homes planned nearby, with expansion to Osage City, Carbondale, and Burlingame. Contact 242-7450 for details.
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Herald
Cyndi Roehl
Roehl
Ottawa
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Eckan Estates
Richard Jackson
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Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing
City of
Kenneth Woods
Jackson
Osage City
Carbondale
Burlingame
Ecean Estates
Burnham reunites with children after rescue in Kansas
Gracia Burnham, rescued from Abu Sayyaf captivity in the Philippines, returned to Rose Hill Kansas with her three children Zach Jeff and Mindy. She spoke of faith and rebuilding as the community welcomed them with ribbons and prayers amid the memorial for Martin Burnham.
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Kansas City
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Wichita
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Multiple candidates file for Franklin County Commission races
Milton Ferris joined Don Hays and Max Atteberg in the Republican bid for the Fourth District seat vacated by Raymond Carey. Incumbent Don Waymire leads the First District field with no Democrat opponent in sight. Fifth District includes a Republican primary pitting Jerry Harnden against Don Stottlemire, with Democrat Chet Leach challenging in the general. Local township clerk races feature Franklin and Pottawatomie incumbents facing challenges. precinct slots show 25 precincts with two party positions each. overall, most contest activity centers on Republican filings, with only three Democrats filing.
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Franklin County Commission
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Ferris
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Max Atteberg
Ottawa
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Don Stottlemire
Chet Leach
Don Waymire
Maria Lutz
Franklin
Pottawatomie
Mary Braun
Sandra Hausler
Nancy Kimball
Les Reinier
Lutz
Clean
Ottawaherald
Neighborhood Revitalization aims five year tax breaks near downtown
Commissioners criticized Padgett over six properties in residential blocks 838 Pecan 722 Olive and 403 S Cedar and commercial sites 1121 N Main 113 N Oak and 225 Walnut. Gillette urged Main Street from 15th to 17th streets to curb nuisance properties while weeds tall grass attract attention. Judy Hasty said a city employee will inspect and enforce code violations to speed action on nuisances. Neighbors won a Maple Street closure between Third and Fourth for a July 4 block party.
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Tion
Padgett
N. Main
Oak
Gillette
Planning and Zoning Department
Main Street
15Th
17Th Streets
Judy Hasty
Maple Street
Third
KU to lay off staff as budget cuts hit 7.1 million
The University of Kansas will lay off at least 22 staff on the Lawrence campus and cut 32 vacant positions to trim 7.1 million from its budget. The plan includes closing or reorganizing units, reducing operating budgets, and a voluntary summer unpaid leave program, with no regular salary increases this year. The cuts affect the Kansas Geological Survey, Paleontological Institute funding, and the Museum of Anthropology exhibition space.
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Robert Hemenway
Lawrence
Kansas Geological Survey
Paleontological Institute
Museum of Anthropology
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