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Community Activities Youth Rodeo At Franklin County Fairgrounds
Youth rodeo featuring ages 3 to 18 at 10 a.m. today and 11 a.m. Sunday with bareback riding calf roping steer wrestling barrel racing and mutton busting. Admission $6 with under 6 admitted free.
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Christian Youth Rodeo Association
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Ottawa area Meetings and Events Schedule
A busy list of today and Monday events includes Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply east lot, Prairie Flyers EAA at Ottawa Municipal Airport, Dietrich Cabin open in City Park, Appanoose Area Historical Museum hours, OURS Dance at Douglas County Senior Center, Franklin County Commission at the courthouse, Lions Club lunch at Poncho’s Ottawa, library sale at 209 E and St, Ottawa City Commission at City Hall, Landlords Association dinner at Sirloin Stockade, USD 290 Board of Education at Ottawa Middle School, and Wellsville Board of Education office.
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S. Princeton St
Prairie Flyers Eaa
Ottawa Municipal Airport
City Park
S. Main St
Appanoose Area Historical Museum
Old Appanoose School
Douglas County Senior Center
Vermont St
Lawrence
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
Main St
Ottawa Lions Club
Poncho's of Ottawa
Friends of the Ottawa Library
E. and
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Hickory St
Franklin County Area Landlords Association
Sirlo
Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Wellsville
Edwin Smith Interviewed for State Appeals Court Vacancy
Edwin R. Smith, Fourth Judicial District magistrate judge, was among 15 candidates—13 lawyers and two judges—interviewed for a Kansas Court of Appeals vacancy. A nominating commission will reduce the field to three for Governor Kathleen Sebelius to appoint, following the death of Judge Robert J. Lewis Jr.
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Edwin Smith
State Appeals Court
Ottawa
Kansas Court of Appeals
Edwin R. Smith
Fourth Judicial District
Court of Appeals
Kathleen Sebelius
Robert J. Lewis Jr
Subway to Remain Closed in Ottawa Indefinitely
Subway Sandwiches and Salads at 902 S Main St Ottawa will stay shut after the landlord changed the locks in a civil tenant landlord dispute. Franchise owner Bradley Kahler aims to obtain a court order to reopen. Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler said officers found no criminal matter and no report was filed.
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Harald
S. Main St
Ottawa
Bradley Kahler
Kahler
Dennis Butler
Sebelius seeks disaster status for 41 Kansas counties
Gov Kathleen Sebelius asked the federal government to declare 41 Kansas counties disaster areas after drought and severe weather damaged crops. She sent a Friday letter to Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman noting a late-season freeze worsened losses and that the declaration would enable farmers to obtain low interest loans.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
U.S. Agriculture
Ann Veneman
Kansas
Sprout Found In Rainy Wheat Across Kansas
Drought and freezes have given way to soggy fields and sprout damage in winter wheat across Kansas. Inspectors will gather samples Saturday to gauge extent as areas like Colby Atwood and Winona report sprout mainly in white wheat varieties. Rain totals in western Kansas have exceeded yearly norms, complicating harvest while moisture benefits subsoil. The Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service will release an early wheat quality bulletin based on initial samples.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Grain Inspection Service
Tom Meyer
Meyer
Colby
State Harvest Office
Atwood
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Winona
Mary Knapp
Tribune
Council Grove
Northwest
Knapp
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Lewis and Clark celebration heads up river
In Kansas City area excitement grows as the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery marks its 28th birthday with a celebration dubbed the First Independence Day in the American West. Re-enactors, period music, and whiskey lore highlight events in Atchison and Leavenworth attracting visitors and tourism officials.
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Kansas City
Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery
Kansas
Atchison
Leavenworth
Thomas Jefferson
West
Beverly Hurley
Independence Creek
Hurley
Kan
Lewis
St. Charles
Louisiana Purchase
Pacific Ocean
Neodesha seeks 1 billion damages from refinery pollution
Neodesha Kansas seeks about 1 billion dollars in damages from BP for refinery pollution. The city attorney says the figure may change as experts assess contamination from benzene and other chemicals at the former Standard Oil site. BP and the city dispute health links, noting groundwater affects property values and city revenues only, not drinking water.
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Neodesha
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas Town
BP PLC
John M. Edgar
Kansas
Standard Oil
Wichita
Wilson County
Kids Count report highlights education and birth weights
The Kids Count study notes education and day care aid for families as Franklin County tops the state in low birth weight outcomes. Justine Fine of Ransom Memorial Hospital cites prenatal care, nutrition, and information seeking as factors. Vickie Moss can be reached at vmoss ottawaherald.com.
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Scott
Franklin County
Kansas
Justine Fine
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Vickie Moss
Vmoss
Ottawaherald.com
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