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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2004
Page
8
Daily notice page explains two day lead time for submissions by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public are announced free. No phone calls.
The Midland Railway hosts Day Out With Thomas in Baldwin City with 25 minute train rides daily from 9 a.m. to 5 20 p.m July 16 18 and July 23 25 Tickets cost 14 for ages one and up and advance purchase is recommended for preferred times. Tickets can be bought via 866 468 7630 or ticketweb com and information is at 785 594 6982 or midlandry org.
Ottawa Community Arts Council presents Kansas Art Quilters Mini Quilts for Sunflower Piecemakers 20th anniversary at Carnegie Cultural Center. Over the Rainbow offers year round art and music classes for kids and families. Old Depot Museum features Carrie Hall Quilt Blocks with regional hours and admission. Community events include Recycling Center hours and local AA and Celebrate Recovery meeting details.
A packed schedule shows noon to 6 p m events at Franklin County Annex Farmers Market and other venues plus a 7 p m Rural Water District meeting and a PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Center, with Kiwanis Soroptimists and senior activities, all across Ottawa Williamsburg Wellsville and Pomona.
The Daily Report lists hospital admissions and dismissals for several Ottawa Richmond and Garnett residents, plus a Franklin County Jail arrest of Joseph Griffin on drug charges. Police reports include thefts, vandalism, and an afternoon gasoline loss, with a non injury accident on West Third Street and an ambulance call on East Scott Street.
Ottawa chamber panel outlines need for a new Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter to replace the aging 1949 building on a 3.4 acre site at 230 West 19th Street. Planned funding aims to cover construction, while staff will gain an operations manager and expanded fundraising and public education duties.
Ottawa residents may place political signs in yards now as the August 3 primary nears Franklin County. Signs are allowed with placement rules, prohibiting signs on utility poles or in street rights of way. Right of way spans about 10 to 15 feet each side of streets and safety concerns govern the ban. After the election, signs must be removed within one week.
Lane city officials applied for a Kansas Department of Health and Environment loan to finance drilling two new wells at an estimated cost of 330000 dollars. Engineer Dalrymple notes strong approval odds and a 90 day wait for news as the city tests sites and secures water rights after shutting down its old well for noncompliance.
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