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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2004

Page

7

Bulletin Board Submissions Guide for Ottawa Herald

The Ottawa Herald lists submission methods for a daily bulletin board. Items should be sent two days in advance by fax email mail or in person. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge and phone calls are not accepted.

Ottawaherald Ottawa Herald S. Cedar St Ottawa

Community Activities And Meetings In Local Districts

Franklin County Rural Water District moves monthly meeting to 7 p.m. at the district office 1506 Old Highway 50. Ottawa Board of Education schedules a 6 45 p.m. budget hearing Monday at Ottawa Middle School due to higher enrollment and increased state aid requiring an amended budget. Lifeguard class set March 15 to 18 at Swim for Life Aquatic Fitness Center 914 E Wilson St includes CPR and first aid and qualifies for pool employment. Veggie wreath workshop at Ottawa Library 6 30 p.m. Thursday in City Hall commission room costs 2 with registration. Talent show auditions Baldwin City Lumberyard Arts Center 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and March 22 at Baldwin High School with four divisions and time limits. audition tapes accepted by Sally H B and Dylan or Dustin via contact.

Water District Franklin County Rural Water District Old Highway 50 Ottawa Board of Education Ottawa Middle School American Red Cross Swim For Life Aquatic Fitness Center E. Wilson St Ottawa Library Commission Room City Hall Baldwin City Lumberyard Arts Center Baldwin High School Sally H-B P.O Lumberyardpanoply Yahoo.com Dylan Dustin

Ottawa area meetings and events list today

A schedule of community meetings and activities including 4H Club and Town Hall gatherings at Centennial Hall and Town & Country, Ottawa High School reunion planning at Potter’s Wheel Coffee House, Democratic and school board meetings, Chamber of Commerce events, PATH exercise class, library story times, free blood pressure clinic at Ottawa Village Plaza, Walk Kansas kickoff, tax help at Vera Wise Technology Center, and Ottawa University students assisting at the 6:30 p.m. session.

Centennial Hall Ottawa High School Potter's Wheel Coffee House Main Streets Anderson County Democrats Town Hall Garnett Ottawa Board of Education Ottawa Middle School Ash St Franklin County Mental Health Center Eisenhower Road Don Woodward Community Center Third St Ottawa Library Ottawa Village Plaza 15Th Kansas Franklin County Extension Office S. Main St Ottawa University Vera Wise Technology Center Ottawa Centennial Hall

Hospital Notes and Local Arrests Report

Admission notes list Norma Hermreck Garnett Aldonna Jones Ottawa Bernard Smith Ottawa Clara Fulton Ottawa Cecilia Reyes Lyndon and Carol Retzer Lyndon. Dismissals include Heather Farmer and daughter Garnett Paul Gordon Jr Ottawa Lawrence Hummel Ottawa Joyce Shipps Ottawa Aldonna Jones Ottawa. Franklin County Jail reports arrests for Jason Hill Brewsterville on three warrants remains in jail James McKay III Topeka driving while suspended and warrant released on bond John Davidson III Topeka DWI released. Police add Amy Nutt Garnett amphetamine theft Daniel Garcia Jr Topeka driving while suspended released William Dent Topeka warrant released Kevin Reed Topeka driving while suspended released Marvin Schlappi IV Topeka multiple charges released. Openings on Jackson Road and Rock Creek Road blocks.

Norma Hermreck Garnett Aldonna Jones Ottawa Bernard Smith Clara Fulton Cecilia Reyes Lyndon Carol Retzer Heather Farmer Paul Gordon Jr Lawrence Hummel Joyce Shipps Franklin County Sheriff's Department Jason Dean Hill Brewsterville Ind James McKay III Topeka John A. Davidson III Augusta Lane Amy Diane Nutt S. Poplar Sr Daniel F. Garcia Jr N. Mulberan William O. Dent Lincoln St Kevin Dean Reed W. Sixth St Marvin Victor Schlappi IV Dogwood St

Circle K ranch purchase delayed for 2005 decision

Kansas officials said they will wait a year before buying the Circle K ranch in Edwards County near Kingsley. Three appraisals are required by state law, delaying the deal as Gov. Sebelius and lawmakers plan a 2005 budget amendment to fund the purchase. The nearly 7000 acre property along the Arkansas River awaits a price agreement with Hays and Russell.

HAYS Circle K Ranch Edwards County Cheyenne Bottoms Kinsley Kathleen Sebelius Kansas Supreme Court Joe Harkins Kansas Water Office Arkansas River Hays and Russell

Mayor Hosts Prayer Luncheon At Ottawa University Union

The Mayor's Prayer Luncheon is set for 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 24 at the Ottawa University Student Union. Rev. James McCrossen, interim president of Central Baptist Theological Seminary, will be the guest speaker. Tickets are $10. contact Barb Nelson at 229-3637 by March 17 for details.

Ottawa University Student Union S. Cedar St Ottawa James McCrossen Central Baptist Theological Seminary Kansas City Kan McCrossen Midwest First Baptist Church of First Baptist Baptist Mission Germany Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Switzerland Japan China Hong Kong Baptist World Alliance England Norway Sweden Finland Denmark Barb Nelson

Kansas may host cougars if they return to the state

A sighting near Ottawa prompted KDWP to study cougar habitat. Experts say Kansas could support a cougar population given suitable prey, but present human pressures and distance from source populations hinder establishment.

KDWP Matt Peek Kansas Midwest Peck Colorado New Mexico Black Hills South Dakota Missouri Iowa Nebraska Peek

Kansas wildlife notes possible cougar sightings remain unconfirmed

Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks researchers say cougar prints often resemble dog or bobcat tracks and most reports turn out to be misidentifications. Matt Peek urges residents to report evidence, as the state prepares a potential formal response plan while acknowledging a cougar could arrive from nearby populations.

Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Matt Peek Kansas Peek State Wildlife Department

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