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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2011

Page

7

Ottawa Kansas newspaper brief March 2 2011 item

Ottawa Kansas brief dated Wednesday March 2 2011 appears in volume 142 issue 42. The folded 12 page paper provides local coverage and notices for the Ottawa community.

Ottawa Kansas

Board: No One Wants To Close Schools In Ottawa

Ottawa school board members face backlash at Eisenhower meeting as they discuss closing the elementary, which would save over 500000 in staff and maintenance costs. Superintendent Dean Katt warns of further state cuts. Community members question class sizes and staffing. Reed expresses wish to keep Eisenhower open.

David A. Flores The Ottawa Herald Dean Katt Ottawa Eisenhower Elementary Katt Louis Reed Brandon Jones Brian Kane Eisenhower South Ash St Reed

Astro Cap plant to move to Ottawa officials say

Ottawa Area Chamber president Tom Weigand says Astro Cap Manufacturing West will buy a vacant Davis Road Industrial Park building off K-68 in Ottawa after a fire destroyed the Garnett plant. The contract should close by May moving 82 employees to produce pickup bed toppers and slides in the old Kennel Aire site.

Courtney Servaes Herald Garnett Ottawa Tom Weigand Weigand Kennel Aire Park Osawatomie Iola

Ottawa High fans rally for Cyclones in first round win

Ottawa High School students packed the home gym to back the Cyclones as they defeated Anderson County 57 to 25 in the 4A sub-state opener. The game is featured on Page 8.

Ottawa High School Cyclones Anderson County

Tight Central Heights primary narrows race to two

Low voter turnout left a slim margin in the Central Heights Position 2 race with Lori Thompson of Princeton and Judy B. Hamblin of Richmond separated by two votes. Thompson will not appear on the April ballot while Brock and Dryden advance in the other two contests. incumbent David Mitchell did not run.

Central Heights Herald Connections Carter Central Heights School Board Lori Thompson Princeton Judy B. Hamblin Richmond Thompson Guy and Mae Comeet Seelyee Franklin County Shaun Perry Perry Keith Brock Cindi Dryden David Mitchell Centre School Board Ple Hamblin

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By Courtney Servaes Astro Cap By Meagan Patton-Paulson Spring Hill Dryden PTO
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