Bulletin Board Notices and Fax Submissions Guidelines
Bulletin Board advises readers to submit notices by fax at 785-2422 or via herald com, with no phone calls. It references advance notices and opera event details in St Ottawa K commercial venue, urging adherence to publication standards.
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Pomona Council Cancels March Meeting and Sets April 6
Pomona city officials announced the second March meeting is canceled and a new meeting time is set for 7 p.m. April 6 at the city hall. A County Highway Improvement Program update and loan application review for a 34 mile plan will be on the agenda plus planned improvements on Tennessee and Rock Creek. Music and senior center events also listed, with lunch reservations needed. Richmond library hosts two spring break activities including crafts and a remote control car race across from the library.
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Pomona
CHIP
Tennessee
Rock Creek
Ottawa Senior Center
Harmony Singers
Country Oaks
Richmond Richmond
Richmond Public Library
Central
Ransom Streets
Ottawa events and meetings listed for Tuesday schedule
A dense list of local meetings and events including Ottawa City Commission work session at City Hall, Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club, Franklin County Diabetes Association at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Williamsburg Area Historical Society at Old Stone Church, Franklin County Fair board at Celebration Hall, Joint committees and health activities at local centers, free blood pressure clinic at Village Plaza, retirees meeting at Sirloin Stockade, Ottawa Community Arts Council board at City Hall, tax help at Vera Wise Technology Center, Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church, Agri-Business Committee at Chamber of Commerce, Mason’s Stated Communications at Masonic Hall.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th and
Maple Streets
Franklin County Diabetes Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Williamsburg Area Historical Society
Old Stone Church
Franklin County Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Convention & Tourism Committee
E. Logan St
PATH
Don Woodward Community Center
Ottawa Village Plaza
15Th
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton St
Births and arrests noted in Ottawa area hospital and jail reports
Saturday birth to Laura and Paul Sommer in Ottawa with 7 pounds 11 ounces. Friday to Sunday jail and police arrests listed for Amy Lickteig, Cynthea Smith, Jason Robinson, Rex Shriner, Peter Nickel, Casey Carter, Melissa English, Scott Collins, Clarence Greenfield, Daniel Isaacson, Phillip Hoehn, Travis Kingsolver, Jerry Hunt, and theft and burglary incidents in Overbrook and surrounding streets.
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Laura
Paul Sommer
Ottawa
Laura Sommer
Donna Rich
Amanda Bryan
Bernard Smith
Carolyn Calvert Trout
Overbrook
Ashlie Funk and Sons
Franklin County
Sheriffs Department
Amy Beth Lickteig
Bar Es
Cynthea Renny Smith
Maple St
Noes
Fridy
Jason Eugene Robinson
N. Locust St
Rex A. Shriner
Kansas City
Peter John Nickel
Pomona
Casey L. Carter
Altoona
Melissa Marie English
Hamblin St
Scott Allen Collins
E. Wilson St
Clarence Greenfield
E. Hamblin
Daniel Scott Isaacson
Camdenion
Phillip Gani Hoehn
Rantoul
Poe
Travis Lee Kingsolver
Mulpeart
Jerry Curtis Hunt
Hickory St
Statehouse columnist to speak at Eggs & Issues breakfast
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts Eggs & Issues Breakfast on March 31 at the Ottawa University Student Union Gold Room. KU political science professor and Harris News Service columnist Burdett Loomis will discuss the Legislature, its parties and leadership, education, transportation, and gay marriage. Tickets cost $6, with some at the door.
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Legislative Action Committee
Ite
Ottawa University Student Union
University of Kansas
Harris News Service
Burdett Loomis
Almeda Edwards
Topeka
Loomis
Fugs & Issues
Chamber of Commerce
2Nd St
Edwards
Loomis’ Harris
Ottawa Herald
Education funding debated by Topeka business panel
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius named a business advisory group to back public education funding. Some members favored taxes, but most stopped short of endorsing a tax increase. Chair Terry Dunn aims for a policy paper before April 19 and a later regrouping. Westar Energy head Jim Haines called for study before any stance.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Gilbert Cruz
Fiesta Courtyard
Garden City
Cruz
Sebelius
Westar Energy
Terry Dunn
J.E. Dunn Construction
Capitol
Dunn
Chambers of Commerce
Offi
Cials
Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Lew Ebert
State Chamber
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Ebert
Jim Haines
Westar
Prison museum eyed display of Capote gallows in Kansas
History buffs want to move the gallows used in Truman Capote's In Cold Blood to the Lansing prison museum. The Kansas Historical Society says transfer decisions hinge on lawmakers amid concerns about glorifying a notorious crime.
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Lansing
Truman Capote
Lansing Historical Society
Department of Correctors
Historical Society
Topeka
Bob Keckeisen
Kansas State Historical Society
Lanning Historical Society
Ward Lobay
Garden City
Kansas
Gantee Brutings Capote
Dick Hickock
Perry Smith
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Ed Klumpp
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