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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2006
Page
9
The Eastern Star Sadana Chapter No. 194 will serve sloppy joes at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the park during Jayhawker Days. Public, non commercial event notices welcomed. submit two days in advance by fax email or mail. No phone calls.
Kansas City Flying Disc Club offers a 1 p.m. Saturday clinic at Kanza Park teaching basics of grip and throw to the public. Ottawa Recreation Commission lists Summer Playground registrations for 6 to 12 year olds, 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at Don Woodward Center, pre registration required, call (785) 242-1939. Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers to paint and finish interiors at 831 S. Pecan St. 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. contact Lisa Rivers at (785) 893-2676.
Fifth grade students who completed DARE are eligible for a DARE Camp from August 13 to 15 at Timber Lake. Applications are at the Ottawa Police Department 715 W Second St attention Rick Geist. For more information call Geist at 785 242 2561 ext 423.
Orion Ethanol plans a $85 million plant west of Hugoton capable of 55 million gallons per year with completion aimed for early 2008. The Pratt based company already builds a Pratt plant and two in Oklahoma while Stevens County officials express optimism about the project.
A Kansas judicial panel schedules a one day hearing at 9 am on August 10 in Topeka to determine if Justice Lawton Nuss violated ethics rules after a March lunch with Senate leaders about education funding. The hearing will include Nuss and two senators, Morris and Brungardt, with testimony from limited participants as the commission weighs possible outcomes from admonishment to public censure or suspension.
Cherokee County officials postpone the bridge project until after July 1 to protect the rare spring peeper frogs. Leonard Vanatta said the delay avoids disrupting mating, while Jim Mason from the Great Plains Nature Center notes state law requires environmental protection. The inch long spring peeper attracts mates with a late winter to early spring call.
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