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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2018

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Area children visit fire department

Area youngsters toured the city fire department learning about gear, safety, and station life during a community outreach visit. Firefighters answered questions and demonstrated equipment, emphasizing fire prevention and emergency response.

Fire Department

West Franklin to ask voters for 13 million bond for school upgrades

West Franklin voters will decide on a 13 million bond in a walk-in election June 12. Upgrades include a new gym and eight-lane rubberized track at Pomona middle and high school, safety walkways, storm shelters, and new music and vocational rooms at several schools to improve space and safety.

West Franklin Pomona Williamsburg Elementary Appanoose Williamsburg Jerry Turner Appanoose Elementary Turner

Critter Companions exhibit showcases vintage pet photos

The Old Depot Museum in Ottawa opens Critter Companions a Franklin County Historical Society exhibit on animals in daily life and photography. More than 50 photos including a 19th century tintype of a puppy and an early 20th century shot of Toodles the cocker spaniel highlight pets as family members across decades.

Old Depot Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh St Ottawa Franklin County Diana Staresinic-Deane Franklin County Historical Society

U S Army officer visits Sunflower Elementary second graders

U S Army Chief Warrant Officer Stacey Burns visited Sunflower Elementary Friday, sharing a certificate and flags flown over Kuwait with Laura Jeannin's second grade class. Burns, a Baldwin City resident, deployed nine months in Kuwait and returned home Thursday. The pen pal project connected Kansas soldiers with local students as Burns answered questions, described Kuwait’s heat, and highlighted the value of real life learning and gratitude.

Shannon Fanning Sunflower U.S Kuwait U.S. Army Stacey Burns Burns Baldwin City Laura Jeannin Kansas Jeannin

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