Habitat volunteers to clean Habitat home in Ottawa
Habitat for Humanity Franklin County plans a 9 am Saturday project at 803 North Birch Street Ottawa to remove carpet and clean an existing home volunteers should bring gloves and organizers will provide other supplies the group seeks lunch and water helpers contact Joe Rogers at 785 418 6214 or joe jabezsalon com
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Habitat For Humanity
Franklin County
N. Birch St
Ottawa
Joe Rogers
Joe
Jabezsa
Conservation district calls for cost-share applications period
The Franklin County Conservation District opens cost-share assistance for soil and water conservation practices including terraces waterways brush control septic upgrades well plugging and cross fencing. Applications accepted until March 1 with review for funding in August at the USDA service center Ottawa or online at feedks dot org.
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Franklin County Conservation District
Franklin ‘County Conservation District
Usda Service Center
Third St
Suite 2
Ottawa
Feedks.org
Vehicle fire on North Main Street in Ottawa contained
Ottawa firefighters contained a vehicle blaze Monday in the 600 block of North Main Street. Fire officials, including Assistant Chief Shawn Dillon, said the fire likely started from the vehicle’s electrical system. No structures were damaged.
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Ottawa
North Main Street
Shawn Dillon
Ottawa Fire Department
Dillon
Weekday Cafeteria Menu March 14 17
Meals listed for Tuesday through Friday offer varied mains such as veggie burger chicken fried chicken Swiss steak and salmon patty with sides including potato salad pickled beets mashed potatoes gravy green beans cauliflower scalloped potatoes mac and cheese lima beans bread fruit and desserts cake ice cream and pears.
Ottawa Daily Reports Friday Admissions and Sunday Dismissals
Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals at Ottawa facilities from Friday to Sunday, naming Terrie Burnham Belinda Crowe and others. It also covers Sheriff's and Police Department arrests in multiple incidents on traffic, DUI, thefts, burglaries, and property damage, plus several accidents involving Ottawa residents and local businesses.
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Terrie Burnham
Ottawa
Belinda Crowe
Richmond
Larry Hurlock
Teri Jackson
Jaynice Pyle
Sheriff's Department
U.S. 59
Garnett
Police Department
South Walnut Street
Overland Park
South Lincoln Street
Wellsville Ottawa agencies respond to multiple calls this week
Wellsville Police logged traffic complaints juvenile complaints civil stands by public assists and unoccupied vehicle reports across five days. Ottawa Fire reports false alarms carbon monoxide detector activations and a garbage truck fire with no injuries and under investigation. Firefighters also aided six medical calls from Wednesday to Sunday.
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First Street
West Sixth Street
Main Street
West Fourth Street
Walnut Street
Poplar Street
Ottawa Fire Department
E. Sixth St
N. Davis Ave
S. Cypress St
N. Main St
Arson Probe After Weekend Fire Damages Ottawa Business Vehicles
Ottawa police and fire personnel investigate a weekend arson at Mace Bulk Transport & Waste on 200 N. Main St. Five vehicles were damaged between Saturday 1 p.m. and Sunday 8 p.m., two by fire and others by electrical and fuel system damage. Investigators seek tips at (785) 242-1700.
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Ottawa Police Department
Second St
Ottawa
South Main Street
Walmart
Ottawa _ police and fire departments
Mace Bulk Transport & Waste
N. Main St
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