Garnett Chamber Spring Sale Set for April 13
The Garnett Area Chamber of Commerce will host its semi annual spring sale on April 13 featuring 70 to 80 local sales. Register by April 10 with a $5 fee. Maps will be available at the Chamber office. Call 448-6767 for details. Pomona Lions pancake supper follows.
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Ottawa area hospital notes and sheriff arrests report
Admissions list includes June Kinsley Baldwin Alice Steward Wilma Cooper Coltyn Brumbaugh all of Ottawa along with Joe Reed Wellsville and Amanda Spence Richmond Linda Umbarger Garnett. Dismissals include Daisy Bell Sharon Stierwalt Kaylin Gragg Edna Kreusch all of Ottawa transferring to Shawnee Mission. Sheriff arrests detail Brian Scott Franklin Jamie and Drew Stephens curfew violations, Huffman possession of paraphernalia, theft charges against Bernard, Dunn operating vehicle without insurance, Rushe IV Douglas County warrant, Criqui municipal warrant. theft of purse reported. ambulance calls occur across multiple Ottawa area blocks.
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June Kinsley
Baldwin
Alice Steward
Wilma Cooper
Coltyn Brumbaugh
Ottawa
Joe Reed
Wellsville
Daisy Bell
Sharon Stierwalt
Kaylin Gragg
Edna Kreusch
Shawnee Mission
Amanda Spence
Richmond
Linda Umbarger
Franklin County
Marion L. Bernard
Liberty
Bryan J. Dunn
Garnett
Frank J. Rushe IV
S. Cedar
Ninth
Locust
Douglas County
Juvenile Detention Center
Brian J. Criqui
N. Sycamore
S. Ash
W. 15Th
Riley Road
Princeton
N. Davis Ave
Piper School Board faces Open Meetings Law accusations
Wyandotte County District Attorney Nick Tomasic filed a civil petition against all seven Piper School Board members alleging five counts of violating the Kansas Open Meetings Law by meeting behind closed doors to discuss the plagiarism incident and grades changes. The action asks for potential fines and directs responses within 20 days.
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Kansas City
Wyandotte
Nick Tomasic
Piper School Board
Christine Pelton
Piper High School
Pelton
Tomasic
Wyandotte County
Louis Clothier
Michael Rooney
James Swanson
Rooney
Swanson
Clothier
Senate Rejects Kansas No Fault Divorce Restriction Bill
The Kansas Senate voted 15 to 25 to reject a bill that would limit no fault divorce to couples with no dependent children at home. Supporters argued it would curb easy divorces, while critics warned the move could harm troubled marriages and raise costs, with estimated added judges and $5.7 million yearly.
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Topeka
Senate
Ed Pugh
R-Wamego
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Wratil
R-Leawood
Kansas
Pugh
Wratil
Census Bureau
United States
Office of Judicial Administration
Shallenburger Launches Statewide Campaign Tour in Kansas
Republican Tim Shallenburger starts a March road tour visiting at least 46 towns to press a no tax increase platform amid a projected $426 million revenue shortfall next year. He criticizes Gov Graves and lawmakers for fiscal mismanagement and offers no immediate crisis solution.
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Topeka
Tim Shallenburger
Statehouse
Shallenburger
Bill Graves
Kansas
St. Francis
Atwood
Oberlin
Oakley
Choose Life license plates head to Kansas House
The Senate approved a bill 21 to 19 to issue Choose Life license plates for anti abortion advocates. Kansans would pay the normal $40 specialty plate fee plus 25 to 100 more for a trust fund supporting adoption efforts run by Kansans for Life. Critics say the state should not sanction political messages on plates.
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Greta Goodwin
D-Winfield
Bob Lyon
Winchester
Senate
Kansas
Kslegislature.org
Topeka
Choose Life
House
Kansans
Kansans For Life
Westphalia district eyes bond plan for new K8 and middle high facilities
The Front Page owner says a bond issue campaign would start in April to fund school growth across Garnett Elementary where K5 would be housed, a new middle school near the junior high, and a separate high school, plus a new track and asbestos removal. Greeley Elementary remodeling, Mont Ida new multi purpose building, and asbestos removal in slated demolitions are included. Ezra Sykes reports.
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Myers
Garnett
Irving
Westphalia
Mont Ida
Greeley Elementary
Garnett Middle School
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald.com
Lead attorney for John E. Robinson withdraws from case
OLATHE AP The lead attorney for accused serial killer John E Robinson withdrew citing a conflict of interest. Judge John Anderson III discharged Bob L Thomas after Robinson agreed in court to the dismissal. Robinson faces capital murder charges in Kansas and Missouri involving deaths of multiple women found in metal barrels. Jason Billam was named new lead counsel with Berrigan and O'Brien as support lawyers. The judge denied a defense request to delay the September trial stating sufficient time remains for preparation.
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Olathe
John E. Robinson
Johnson County
John Anderson III
Bob L. Thomas
Robinson
Thomas
Linn County
Missouri
Cass County
Paul Morrison
Morrison
Marvin Ray
Anderson
Jason Billam
Billam
Patrick Berrigan
Berrigan
Sean O’brien
O’brien
Kansas
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