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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2007
Page
9
A Kansas weather and road conditions brief notes hot hotline contact 1 800 585 7623. It mentions cold rain and a prompt forecast across the region with temperature references and highway patrol guidance.
Carlos Villalobos 22 of Ottawa pleaded no contest to kidnapping a lesser charge in a July incident involving his 21 year old girlfriend. Sentencing set for April 9 at 1 30 p m. The victim described being dragged by the hair beaten and restrained with his hands over her mouth and nose. Depending on history, potential sentence ranges from 55 to 61 months.
Ottawa police arrested Celest Moreau and Tim Wilson after a 1:30 a.m. call about two people at a vacant trailer at 711 E Garfield St. Wilson hid bags of meth and was charged with possession with intent to distribute, no drug tax stamp, paraphernalia, and trafficking into a jail. Moreau faces meth possession, paraphernalia, and obstruction charges. Both were jailed in Franklin County.
The Ottawa Herald welcomes non commercial events two days or more in advance via fax email or mail and in person at 104 8 Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067. Public events may be announced at no charge. No phone calls please.
The Ottawa Library will close on Wednesday while staff perform a computer software upgrade on the circulation system. The online catalog will be unavailable to remote users during the outage. The system should be back by opening at 9 a.m. Thursday.
Hospice Care of Kansas will host a free grief and encouragement group to support those mourning a loved one. The first session starts at 2 30 p m on Thursday at First Christian Church Ottawa 1045 8 Hickory St. For information call Janet Gutierrez or Chaplain Matt Benarden at 785 242 1323.
The Richmond City Council agreed to review citizen complaints about the police department amid concerns raised at the council meeting. A petition to disband the department was ruled invalid for legal reasons, and no action was taken. The council also planned a meeting with Rural Water District 3 and approved mowing a former baseball field lot as a public nuisance. A commercial mower costing 8800 was purchased.
Franklin County Commissioners held an executive session to discuss requested changes to county administrator Doug Harris's contract. Harris attended outside during the session with county counselor Lisa Johnson while Chair Roy Dunn described the proposed edits as minor and said they were tabled for review. The board also approved a $4,000 contract with Riverside Group for motivational interviewing training via the Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections, paid from a state grant, and announced Severe Weather Awareness Week with radios being sold at Ottawa Country Mart.
Volunteers sought to install a sub floor at Richmond Community Museum located at Central Avenue and Baldwin Street starting 8 am on Monday and Tuesday. Funds raised cover most interior materials. aim to complete floor and possibly walls by mid June for the Richmond High School Alumni Association Banquet.
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