Ottawa Suzuki Strings at SWAN Arts Festival
House Minority Leader Paul Davis introduces the Ottawa Suzuki Strings at City Park during the SWAN Arts Festival. The group, ages 2 to 20, performs under violinist Alice Joy Lewis and the Ottawa Suzuki Strings Institute. Davis is the Democratic challenger to Gov. Sam Brownback in the gubernatorial race.
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Paul Davis
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Ottawa Suzuki Strings
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Main Streets
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Sam Brownback
Alice Joy Lewis
Ottawa Suzuki Strings Institute
Davis Campaign Stops Highlight SWAN Arts Festival Visit
Democrat gubernatorial candidate Paul Davis and running mate Jill Docking spent the weekend campaigning across Kansas. Davis, House Minority Leader, visited Ottawa for the SWAN Arts Festival and introduced the Ottawa Suzuki Strings, with prior stops in Edgerton for Frontier Days Parade and Council Grove for Washunga Days Parade. Davis said he loves meeting Kansans.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Davis
Kansas House
Jill Docking
Wichita
Kansas
Edgerton
Docking
Council Grove
Water Watch canceled as Kansas sees wetter conditions
Kansas Water Office rescinds a Water Watch in effect since November 2011 as a wetter than normal lune covers much of the state. Ottawa officials say weekly drought updates will stop but reservoir monitoring continues and updates will resume if conditions merit. Ottawa rain boosted June total to 7.55 inches and the year’s moisture remains about 5 inches below normal at 13.95 inches.
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Gardner man drowns at Hillsdale Lake in Kansas
A 57 year old Gardner man, Timothy R. Jackson, drowned at Hillsdale Lake near Jayhawk Marina after last being seen on a Jet Ski Saturday evening. His body was recovered Sunday morning and authorities say the death appears accidental. A prior drowning occurred May 24 when Mark Selbee, 45, Leawood, died after diving from a boat. Hillsdale Lake draws over two million visitors yearly.
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Miami County
Timothy R. Jackson
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Mark Selbee
Leawood
AG plans open government seminars in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced registration is open for the Kansas Open Meetings and Open Records Act training seminars. Sponsored by the AG office, Kansas Sunshine Coalition for Open Government, Kansas Press Association and Kansas Newspaper Foundation, the events run at six locations including Topeka Emporia Overland Park Dodge City Concordia and Wichita with dates in July.
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Memorial Hall Auditorium
10Th Ave
Emporia State University Memorial Union
Kellogg Circle
Emporia
Johnson County Central Library
Carmack
87Th St
Overland Park
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Daily Hospital Notes and Local Incidents Report
Friday admissions include Angela Magrath Melvern and Janice Nichols Ottawa. Saturday adds Brooke Smith Ottawa Catherine Spooner Ottawa. Sunday lists Diane Crawley Ottawa Brittany White Garnett. Discharges feature Cora Stoneking Ottawa Barbara Waltmire Princeton Doris Welch Ottawa and Robert Gordon Pomona. Births note a boy for Angela and Joshua Magrath Melvern and a girl for Brooke and Ryan Smith Ottawa. A 31-year-old Pomona woman reports theft of an electric winch and chain, and a forced door. Accidents cover three crashes on I-35, Colorado Road, and K-68 with injuries, rollovers, and a deer strike. Police and sheriff arrests include Rob ert Brady Garnett on a warrant, a Pomona boy suspected of aggravated battery, and multiple Ottawa suspects for domestic battery shoplifting warrants and other offenses. Theft at Casey's and other minor offenses rounded out the report.
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Angela Magrath
Melvern
Janice Nichols
Ottawa
Brooke Smith
Catherine Spooner
Diane Crawley
Brittany White
Garnett
Cora Stoneking
Barbara Waltmire
Princeton
Doris Welch
Robert Gordon
Pomona
Baby Boy
Angela
Joshua Magrath
Brooke
Ryan Smith
Sheriff's Department
Anderson County
Robert Lee Brady
Franklin County
Georgia Road
Police Department
South Cedar Street
Anthony Russell
Walmart Supercenter
S. Princeton St
Kimberly Alexander
Gardner
South Hickory Street
Judy Lydick
Osage County
East Ninth Street
Casey
Joshua Smith
Jason West
East First Street
Karen L. Jones
Oskaloosa
Kansas
North Main Street
Kortney Devore
Topeka
Ottawa Police Log Incidents Report Friday to Sunday
A 51 year old Ottawa woman reported damage and battery by a known 12 year old boy who was arrested on suspicion of battery and criminal damage to property. A 58 year old Ottawa man was placed under protective custody after making bizarre comments. An unknown suspect entered unlocked cars on South Poplar and Melissa Rose streets stealing items. A Topeka man reported theft of an item at Midwest RV on West Wilson Street.
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Ottawa
South Cedar Street
South Poplar Street
South Oak Street
Melissa Rose
Midwest
W. Wilson St
Topeka
Wellsville Ottawa Fire and Police Daily Briefs
Friday to Sunday police reports from Wellsville and Ottawa Fire Department list civil matters noise complaints power line down animal complaints and fire department assistance with seven medical calls. Ottawa Fire Department reported chemical spill and multiple smoke detector activations with no fires.
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Maple Terrace
East Eighth Street
East Fourth Street
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Miami County
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Walnut Street
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E. Second St
13Th St
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Schmidt hails ruling limit on EPA greenhouse gas powers
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt celebrated the Supreme Court decision that blocked parts of the EPA rules while upholding others. He led six states in challenging the regulation, calling it a victory for Kansas jobs and the rule of law, and said Congress must debate such issues. The ruling limits EPA authority to extend regulation to greenhouse gases and warns against bypassing Congress.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
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EPA
U.S. Congress
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Congress
Elec
Antonin Scalia
Market quotes from Ottawa Coop and Franklin County FSA
Ottawa Coop lists prices for Monday afternoon with hard wheat 6.99 soybeans 14.06 corn 4.35 and milo 4.20. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency quotes corn 4.33 milo 7.17 oats 3.20 soybeans 13.98 wheat 6.98.
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