Ottawa seeks city manager as 22 apply for post
Twenty two people applied for Ottawa city manager position with many more expected before the July 6 deadline. The League of Kansas Municipalities will present 10 to 15 semi final candidates on July 9 for review by the city commission, which will pick finalists for interviews.
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Tas Cityregion Weather Report Forecast
A brief weather note indicates low and high temperatures for Tas City region with chances of showers. Forecast mentions continued unsettled conditions and a likelihood of light showers moving across the area later in the day.
Weather summary from Great Lakes to Tennessee Valley
Thunderstorms spread from the Great Lakes to the Tennessee Valley amid sultry East Coast heat and calm Plains and West. Desert Southwest expected triple digit temperatures again as records and conditions update for Monday. Kansas hotline 1 800 585 7623 provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Bulletin Board submission instructions and contact details
Daily bulletin board notices accepted two days or more in advance via fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas. Non commercial events open to the public can be announced at no charge. No phone calls please.
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Davidson Family Project Meeting Set For Wednesday
The Davidson Family Project seeks insulation and sheet rock donations to rebuild the Davidson home. Heating and air are installed, plumbing is underway, and electrical work will follow. a community meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Williamsburg Annex in Williamsburg.
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David Davidson
Williamsburg Annex
Williamsburg
Grief support group offered by Hospice Care of Kansas
Hospice Care of Kansas hosts a free grief and encouragement group for those who grieve a loved one. The meeting is set for 10 a.m. Thursday at First Christian Church, 1045 S Hickory St, Ottawa. For information call Janet Gutierrez at (785) 242-1323.
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Four Seasons Garden Club Meeting at Frances O Banion Home
The Four Seasons Garden Club will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Frances O Banion 509 Labette Road Pomona with members expected to attend.
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Labette Road
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Sewer Rate Increase Plans Highlight City Projects
Sewer rate increase to just over 3.2 million dollars for next year covers two major capital projects. Princeton lift station rebuild at 21st Princeton area and installation of a fifth sewage lift pump at the wastewater treatment plant are planned. City utilities director Jim Bradley notes growth in northeastern Ottawa necessitates the extra pump. Budget approval expected with the overall city budget in August.
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Kansas State Bank
21St
Princeton Streets
Ottawa
City to borrow from itself for Montana Sand Creek intersection work
Ottawa aims to borrow 125000 from its own funds to cover city share of rebuilding the Montana and Sand Creek roads intersection. Clerk Bird notes low interest and no credit check, with a 10 year repayment via equipment reserve or electrical fund. Commissioners add stormwater plan findings and a joint luncheon, plus a condemnation hearing for a fire-damaged 2002 structure at 931 S Locust. If unrepaired, the city will raze the building at owner expense.
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Time capsule found in Greensburg High amid tornado wreckage
Workers uncover a 1937 copper time capsule in Greensburg High School cornerstone, sealed with lead and rumored to hold documents. Officials consider opening it during July 4 events or July 9 town hall to lift spirits as residents rebuild after the May 4 tornado destroyed much of the town and killed 10. The box was spotted by a FEMA photographer, and a 16 year old touched it first, adding a hopeful note to recovery efforts.
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Darin Headrick
Headrick
Greg Henshall
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Kenny Cesmat
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