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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 2009

Page

6

Guy and Mae's Earns 8 Wonders of Kansas Cuisine Title

Williamsburg restaurant Guy & Mae's Tavern was named one of the 8 Wonders of Kansas Cuisine by the Kansas Sampler Foundation. Owners Lori Thompson and Judy Simpson celebrate with patrons and local officials as recognition boosts business and brings visitors from across the state. The full list includes Free State Brewery and Wheatfield's Bakery Cafe in addition to multiple historic eateries. A guide to the 8 Wonders is available online or by phone.

Brian Williams Lyndsey and Quinton Williamsburg Guy & Mae’s Kansas Kansas Sampler Foundation Guy and Mae's Kristi K. Lee Franklin County Convention & Visitors Bureau Judy Simpson Simpson William St Guy & Mae's Lisa Dasinger Wichita Kansas City Lawrence Free State Brewery Wheatfield’s Bakery Cafe Brookville Abilene Salina Crawford County Gi. E. Barto Girard Hays House Council Grove Guy & Mae's Tavern Diana Macoubrie Lori Thompson Ernie Macoubrie

Motorcycles on Roadways Prompt Caution in Ottawa

Lt. Adam Weingartner of the Ottawa Police urges motorcyclists to stay aware as most local crashes are turning accidents. Notable incidents include Garnett’s Les Mead, 61, injured June 6 and died June 14 after his bike was struck by Mary Rockers, 45, who did not yield at an intersection, and Ottawa’s Harold Bishop, 31, seriously hurt in a group ride when he lost control.

Jenalea Myers Gayle Myers Adam Weingartner Ottawa Les” Mead Mary B. Rockers Garnett Kansas Highway Patrol Mead Rockers Harold Bishop Bishop Travis Jones

Advice to motorcyclists on visibility and safety

Kansas Department of Transportation urges riders to wear proper gear and helmets for visibility and protection. Drivers should give motorcycles full lane space, signal intentions, and avoid blind spots while watching intersections and left turns. Head injuries are leading cause of death. helmets and eye protection are encouraged and mandated eye protection unless wind screens meet height standards.

Weingartner Kansas Kansas Department of Transportation

Insurance Commissioner Praeger visits Ottawa Farmers Market

Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger is set to tour the Ottawa Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply parking lot around 9 a.m. today. The visit ties into health reform focus as initiatives surface in Washington, D.C. Praeger will walk through the market and speak with consumers.

Kansas Sandy Praeger Ottawa Washington, D.C Praeger

Douglas County U S 59 project closes two roads

Beginning Monday 500N and 550N roads in Douglas County will be closed to all traffic from the current U S 59 to the construction limits. The 500N closure is permanent while 550N remains closed until the new bridge is completed tentatively fall 2010. Drivers may use 1300E to 650N as alternate routes during grading and bridge work.

Douglas County U.S. 59

Kansas unemployment rises to 6.9 percent in May

Topeka AP Kansas unemployment rose to 6.9 percent in May, with 104,790 people out of work. The state estimates show a 39,100 job loss over the past year while some first time claims decline suggests potential improvement. Construction and manufacturing hit hard in Topeka Kansas City and Wichita, though May added 800 construction jobs mostly seasonal. Coffeyville and Kansas City tie for highest rate at 10.7 percent.

Topeka Kansas State Department of Labor Noormahmad Kansas City Wichita Coffeyville

Williamsburg Jayhawker Days Festivity Opens At Park

Randy Carpenter a 15 year old Williamsburg student helps paint the band stand at Williamsburg City Park on a Wednesday afternoon with peers from West Franklin. The town’s annual Jayhawker Days celebration is set for the weekend at the park.

Randy Carpenter Williamsburg Williamsburg City Park West Franklin the Park

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