Ransom Memorial Hospital Gift Shop Book Fair
The hospital gift shop hosts a Scholastic Book Fair Thursday through Saturday at 1301 S. Main St. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Clifford the Big Red Dog and Geronimo Stilton visit 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, with photo opportunities.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Geronimo Stilton
Ottawa recreation board to hold study session and tour
The Ottawa Recreation Commission board will meet for a study session at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Orlis Cox Complex and tour facilities. A regular meeting is set for 6 30 p.m. at City Hall 101 S Hickory St. Hope House food pantry in Ottawa will be closed Wednesday for staff funeral attendance.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission Board
Orlis Cox Complex
City Hall
S. Hickory St
Hope House
Ottawa
Camis
Wright
ORC
Baldwin City reports first murder case in town history
Police say a 25 year old suspect is in custody after a fatal shooting at a birthday party on Hillside Drive left Alvin M. Sanchez dead. Sanchez, 27, from Olathe, died after multiple gunshot wounds while authorities described the incident as Baldwin City s first murder case. The suspect reportedly fled to Oklahoma before being captured.
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Herald
Baldwin City
Sanchez
Olathe
Hillside Drive
Oklahoma
Mike McKenna
Open ORC at-large board seat draws no applicants
Ottawa Recreation Commission extends the deadline for the at-large board member position after no applications were received. A couple of inquiries emerged, with Bill Wright set to vacate the post in May after two terms. The board may extend the deadline again while aiming to name a finalist in April.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Jason Camis
Glenda Gage
Bill Wright
Wright
ORC
Ottawa School Board
Camis
Ms Wheelchair Kansas crown changes hands in Topeka pageant
JoAnne Fluke visits Capitol Plaza Hotel in Topeka to present Amanda Trei and Ranita Wilks as finalists. Wilks from Lawrence wins the Ms Wheelchair Kansas title after a year in the position, with Fluke and Trei assisting during the event.
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Amanda Trei
Lawrence
JoAnne Fluke
Ottawa
Capitol Plaza
Topeka
Fluke
Kansas
Ranita Wilks
Wilks
Medicaid cuts force Kansas group homes to discharge children
Lakemary Center in Paola warns eight children have left with 22 more to depart by month end as federal Medicaid rules tighten. Kansas faces about 500 affected children statewide, with potential loss of federal funding if long-term stays exceed 180 days.
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PAOLA
Lakemary Center
Bill Craig
Lakemary
Kansas
Craig
Bob Bethell
Alden
Bethell
Federal Center For Medicare and
Medicaid Services
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Gary Daniels
Daniels
Ottawa votes on first mail-in election to raise sales tax
Perry notes provisional ballots may extend results until 5 p m. Tuesday as Ottawa conducts its first mail-in election to decide a half cent sales tax up to 1 1 percent over 10 years. Ballots will be counted after validation and undeliverable mail may affect turnout.
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Perry
Ottawa
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