Drunken driving checkpoint planned on U S 59
The Kansas Highway Patrol will operate a drunken driving checkpoint from 11 30 p m tonight to 1 30 a m Friday on U S 59 at the Franklin Douglas county line. Hope House seeks volunteers Friday to carry food from Harvesters to 302 S Walnut St the truck arrives 11 45 a m to 2 45 p m. The Stone Church Museum in Williamsburg will be open 3 p m to 5 p m Sunday and also July 20 and Aug 17. Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce office will close Friday afternoon for tile work.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
U.S. 59
Franklin-Douglas County
Hope House
S. Walnut St
Williamsburg Museum
Stone Church
Williamsburg
The
Williamsburg Area
Chamber
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Report Admissions Wednesday list of arrests and incidents
Names and addresses appear with arrest times for charges including failure to appear, driving while suspended, marijuana paraphernalia, rape, theft, curfew violations, and municipal warrants. Bonds are noted. juveniles are detained. Incidents include littering, purse theft, bicycle theft, and medical emergencies. road closure at 4369 Shawnee Road.
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Michelle L. Bliss
S. Burrough
Larry James Harlan
David Lance Stout
Lawrence
Mina Janet Vanpatten
Melvern
Carla Kilbourne
N. Main St
Oscar M. Guerrero
W. Fourth St
Brandi L. Baska
Wellsville liquor store ok with landscaping plan deadline
The Wellsville Planning Commission allowed a liquor store at 1012 Poplar St to open with a landscaping plan due by July 9, or utilities could be cut. The plan must meet city landscaping codes, or the business faces shutoff.
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Wellsville
Poplar St
Planning Commission
Ottawa students try drunk driving goggles in safety lesson
Ottawa High School driver education students wore Fatal Vision goggles to simulate drunk driving and maneuver golf carts through a cone marked course. Several students struggled to obey signs while cones and a stop sign were toppled, teaching the dangers of alcohol impaired driving.
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa Police Department
Tim Morrow
Rick Geist
Morrow
Geist
Mr Laws
Frank Garvin
E. Logan
Ottawa
Kansas
Sierra Wright
Lauria Sisk
Laurie Sisk
Jennifer Ferguson
Ferguson
Teens urged to drive safely despite new licenses
Driver education does not guarantee good driving. Ottawa High School instructor Mark Laws warns teens remain imperfect drivers and must slow down and avoid distractions. Experts cite peak fatalities in summer and one in three teens having an accident in their first year. Parents play the strongest role in instilling safe habits and limits on where teens may drive.
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Mark Laws
Ottawa
National Commission Against
Laws
Law
AmiSafe
Gary Direnfelf
Direnfels
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the Daily Report
Eldred Rappard
Overbrook
Cleo Stenzell
Tammy Smith
Clark Dennison
Welda
Franklin County
Sheriff's Dept
Coln St
Arkansas Terrace
Police News
East Second Street
Willow Street
Woods Mini Mart
Princeton Circle
West
Massasoit Street
Walnut Street
South Willow Street
Utah Road
Wellsville Baptist Church
Brungardt
Pat McCauley
Glen Sharp
Tim Duffy
Pendleton Park Estates
Seventh St
Calvin Tyler
Jeanine Berkey
Jim Coughenour
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