Hospital Notes and Local Arrests Summary
Hospital notes record admissions on Saturday Roberta Shepherd from Pomona and Sunday Teri Jackson from Ottawa with dismissals for Diana Moore of Ottawa. Sheriff and Police arrests list a Pomona man age 57 for suspected DUI after traffic stop, Ottawa woman age 36 for DUI, Pomona man 24 on a probation warrant, Ottawa woman 53 on two warrants, Ottawa boy 17 for minor in consumption and disorderly conduct, Gardner man 26 for possible DUI of drugs, with times and locations across Sand Creek Road U.S. 50 West Fifth Street Princeton Street Hickory Street East Logan Street.
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Sheriff's Department
Sand Creek
Kentucky
Pomona
U.S. 50
Sand Creek Road
West Fifth Street
Franklin County
South Princeton Street
Ottawa
City of Ottawa
South Hickory Street
East Logan Street
Gardner
Police log details multiple suspicious persons and incidents
A Daily Report lists incidents across Ottawa Baldwin City and nearby areas. Entries include suspicions of domestic battery involving a 19 year old Ottawa man, a 39 year old Ottawa man for DUI and open container, a 49 year old Ottawa man for assault, and a 34 year old Ottawa woman involved in a disturbance. A 68 year old Janet Beck from Que meno struck a dog on K 68. Gerald Trinkle, 38, Ottawa, struck a railroad crossing arm and was treated for minor injuries. Melaina Walker, 25, Kansas City Missouri, lost control in wind on I 35 damaging her Saturn Ion.
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North Main Street
Ottawa
South Lincoln Street
Baldwin City
East Garfield
Janet Beck
Quemeno
Gerald Trinkle
Trinkle
Melaina Walker
Kansas City
Missouri
Sheriff Reports Domestic Standoff and Marijuana Stop
The Sheriff’s Department logs a 24-year-old Lawrence woman reporting a protection from abuse violation by a 27-year-old Lawrence man at 3400 Shawnee Road. At 1:27 a.m., a 28-year-old Ottawa man received a notice to appear on marijuana possession after a traffic stop on K-68. Also, a 35-year-old Wellsville man reports his credit card used at a Walmart in Kansas City without permission, loss $110.17.
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Shawnee Road
Lawrence
Ottawa
Wellsville
Walmart
Kansas City
Missouri
Police reports in Ottawa involve break-ins and vandalism
Police logged four incidents in Ottawa including a car damaged at Sirloin Stockade, a home burglary on South Ash Street with items stolen, a property intrusion on South Sycamore Street with theft, and a vehicle break‑in on South Princeton Street with items stolen.
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Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
Ottawa
South Ash Street
South Sycamore Street
Princeton Street
Ottawa approves bonds to extend utilities into Rock Creek Park
Ottawa City Commission approved 5 million in general obligation bonds to extend water sewer and electric infrastructure into Rock Creek Business Park including 2.5 million for electric 1 million for water and 1.5 million for sewage with a 10 year payout. Also 550 thousand bonds to retire airport notes and a 15 thousand donation to East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. The meeting recognized National Quilter's Day and March for Meals Month and announced March 6-10 as Flood Safety Awareness Week as retirement plans for IT director Chuck Bigham were noted with a retirement set for March 31.
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Ottawa
Ottawa City Commission
Rock Creek
Scott Bird
City Commission
Commission
Ottawa Municipal Airport
Montana Road
Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
Alabama
California
Kansas
National League of Cities
Food Research and Action Center
National Quilter’s Day
Gloria Musick
Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Guild
United States
Meals On Wheels America
Michael Haeffele
Chuck Bigham
Bigham
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Teri Jackson
Diana Moore
Daily Report
Sheriff's Department News
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Ottawaherald.com
Taylor Feuerborn
Derek Chappell
Herald Kofo
Ksjobconnect
The
Ottawa Herald
Authop
Alan Cunningham
Alan Cunningham Kids
Cunningham
Eugene Field
Jack
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