Weather outlook build to mild and cloudy on Wednesday
Tonight will be not as cold and mostly cloudy with lows in the lower 40s. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain in the afternoon and night, with highs in the upper 60s. Weather details appear on Page 12.
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World bloggers visit Ottawa University for children's authors
Franklin County students meet 13 national and international authors at the 10th annual Franklin County Children's Literature Festival in Ottawa. Third to fifth graders from 13 schools, plus sixth graders from Ottawa Central Heights and Wellsville, will attend. Authors include Nolan Carlson, Shane Evans, Mary Downing Hahn, Scott O'Dell, Joan Carris, and others with storytelling, biographies, and illustration.
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Steve Gatty
Vickie Hall
Franklin County Reading Association
Franklin County
Ottawa University
Andy Gassaway
Herald
Ottawa
Central Heights
Wellsville
United States
Lincoln
Franklin County Reading Council
Gerry Getty
Getty
Nolan Carlson
Wamego
Shiner
Shane Evans
Kansas City
Aunt Morbiella
Evester Roper
Andrea Warren
Alan Cunningham
Lois Ruby
Dennis Fraden
Judith
David Harrison
Carolyn Reeder
Kate
Steve Isham
Hall
Isham
U.S
Reading Council
Old salary notice law sparks Kansas school board dispute
Kansas school boards seek repeal of a 1951 salary publication law claiming it is obsolete now that unified districts exist. Attorney General Kline says the bill still applies, requiring districts to publish superintendent and department heads salaries in the local newspaper of record.
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Andy Gassaway
Herald
Kansas
John Koepke
Kansas Association of School Boards
KASB
Koepke
Phill Kline
Liberal
Kline
School board weighs facility options for district
Ottawa USD 290 reviews building one large elementary school versus upgrading existing campuses. Architect Earl Devore estimates a single 60-classroom facility could serve 1,200 students and save 2 to 2.5 million dollars net after broader costs, versus the 36 million bond plan with 24 million state aid.
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Laura Wolf
Ottawa
Earl Devore
Devore
Local group studies Ottawa homeless shelter feasibility
Franklin County concerns on shelter options push Homeless Ad Hoc Committee to survey shelters in Kansas City Topeka Lawrence and Emporia for expenses fund raising and regulation details. They weigh local facility viability against funding staff needs and other solutions while noting transportation limits and rising need.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas City
Topeka
Lawrence
Emporia
Rugg
Caren Rugg
Eckaaa
East Central Kansas Area
Hope House
Linda Haag
Ottawa Srs
Ministerial Alliance
S. Walnut
Ottawa Social and Rehabilitation Services
Mary Lewis
Ottawa inventor polishes automated packaging breakthrough
Ottawa innovator John E Pollock, praised by Harshaw Research Group chief Bob Harshaw, develops a HydroPac Packaging System to automate fiber packaging from start to finish. The system, produced with Reynolds Engineering, enters Alabama installations with each unit priced around 500000 dollars, promising reduced handling and lower costs.
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Harshaw
Pollock
Bob Harshaw
Reynolds Engineering
Muscatine
Iowa
Alabama
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