Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
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Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawa
Quenemo Penny Supper and Community Events
The Quenemo Penny Supper is set for 5 30 p.m. Saturday at the Quenemo Community Building with corned beef and cabbage or smothered steak and sides. Ottawa Promenaders square dance 8 10 30 p.m. Saturday at Ottawa Middle School. The Toney Brothers gospel quartet perform 7 p.m. Monday at Community Foursquare Church. Pomona West Franklin Seniors potluck 6 p.m. Tuesday at Pomona Community Building with Hands of Glory directed by Carolyn Elder.
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Quenemo
Ottawa Promenaders Square
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash St
Toney Brothers
Community Foursquare Church
Ninth
Hickory Streets
Toneys
Pomona
West Franklin
Hands of Glory
Carolyn Elder
Ottawa event entries list busy weekend schedule
A Saturday and Sunday calendar lists Faith Lutheran rummage sales KOFO Home and Garden Expo and theater productions at Ottawa venues. Also features library book sale Franklin County commission work session legislative coffee and community meals plus Ottawa Promenaders and a Sunday concert at Ottawa Bible Church with multiple locations and times.
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Faith Lutheran Church
15Th St
Kofo Home & Garden
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory Streets
Ottawa Middle School
Ash St
Ottawa University Theatre
S. Cedar St
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Second St
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Main St
People's Bank
Fifth
Main Streets
Quenemo
Quenemo Community Building
OU Administration
Ottawa Promenaders
S. Ash St
Ottawa Area Jail and Incident Report Brief
The Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals on Thursday in Ottawa and nearby. Notable arrests include William Powers of Lawrence on two warrants for a worthless check, bond $2,925, and Steven Draves released on $125 bond after a warrant. Other arrests involve Nick Nickel, Christy Doty, Nicole Beach, Timmy Cleveland, and Daniel Berry, with varying bonds or releases. Incidents include indecent liberties involving a 17-year-old in Liberty, bicycle theft on West 10th, a prescription pad theft, vandalism on North Cedar, and a Lauderdale road vehicle ditching incident.
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Sheriff's Department
William Kevin Powers
Lawrence
Steven E. Draves
N. Poplar St
Matthew Anton Nickel
Pomona
Christy L. Doty
Hickory Sr
Nicole Elaine Beach
Osage Drive
Timmy Lee Cleveland
Andover
Daniel Anthony Berry
N. Main St
Main Street group to hire researcher for historic district plan
Ottawa Main Street Association will hire a consultant to research architecture and historical development for a proposed downtown Ottawa historic preservation district. The study aims to secure state approval and outline tax incentives for rehabilitations while preserving historic integrity across 125-plus properties. A town meeting is set for March 31 at the Masonic Lodge with state representatives invited.
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Kansas Historic Preservation Fund
Ottawa
Ottawa Main Street Association
Mary Allison Haynie
Haynie
Masonic Lodge
S. Main St
Marais Des Cygnes Bridge
Park Street
Hickory Street
Walnut Street
Old City Hall
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
State Historical Society
National Historical Register
Gene Ramsey
Kansas
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Peabody
Newton
Council Grove
S. Main. St
City approves daycare and zoning updates for growth
A special use permit allows Tot Spot day care at 1207 S. Main St with parking upgrades and 6 am to 6 pm hours. Planning Commission backs updated zoning rules to mix industrial and commercial near residences and guide future growth. Annexation of 1 mile of right of way at 2178 Montana Road is noted. Neighborhood Revitalization incentives cover homes on several streets. A separate permit requests a medical office in a residential zone at 602 S. Maple St and a four unit multi family building at 803 S. Poplar St.
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S. Main St
Ottawa
Bill Crowley
Crowley
Planning Commission
Montana Road
S. Maple St
Thomas Jackson
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
Jackson
ECEAN
S. Ash St
S. Poplar St
Butch
Brenda Bazil
Ottawa power outage leaves city homes and teams in dark
Ottawa utilities director Jim Bradley said about 50 to 60 acres in southwest and west central Ottawa lost power from 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m Thursday after a weakened ice laden branch caused a disconnection near 900 Lincoln St Two city crews restored power Bradley could not estimate how many homes or businesses were affected The Ottawa Recreation Commission reported the Power League women's volleyball teams had games canceled at Don Woodward Community Center due to the outage.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Utilities
Jim Bradley
Lincoln St
Bradley
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Power League
Don Woodward
E. Third St
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Bulletin Board
Ottawa Bible Church
the Daily Report
Catherine Jasper
Garnett
Dorothy Cook
Martha Berton
Karlena Branson
Richmond
John Nickelson
Barbara Sells
Lyndon
Princeton Road
Liberty
West 10Th Street
South Mulberry
North Cedar Street
South Beech Street
City of
Ralph Greiner
K & R Medical Services
LaVista
Neb
Marshall Road
Utah Terrace
Crystin R. Luedders
Rantoul
Main Street Group
Town Meeting
Vickie Moss
The
Lisa Shea
Ronda Huffman
Roberta Ochs
Faith‘Luthan Church
Shea
S. Sycamore St
S. Oak St
N. King St
S. Walnut St
S. Elm St
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