Ottawa loosens garage size limits in updated rules
Ottawa City Commission relaxed rules on detached garages and accessory buildings. New cap allows up to 1,800 square feet or 250 square feet per 2000 square feet of lot area with height limits of 14 times main building height and a maximum of 35 feet. Also approved dirt work permit rules, park Easter egg hunt date, cropland lease, and two special use permits for a ceramic crafts shop and Hope House charitable services.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Ottawa City Commission
Dave Warren
Charles Gil
Lette
Jaycees
Forest Park
John McFarland
McFarland
Maple
S. Walnut
James Ogg
Ottawa
Chrys Chmielowiec
Wellsville
Hope House
Walnut Site
Emergence and Growth of CBDOs in Community Development
This background outlines the rise of community based development organizations in the United States from the 1960s onward. It explains their origins in grass roots activism, their evolution into nonprofits like CDCs and NHS, and their role in housing, commercial projects, and economic development despite funding and policy challenges.
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America
United States
Vey
Community Development Corporations
Cdcs
Neighborhood Housing Services
NHS
Cbdos
CBDO
State reverses county tax break and landfill concerns
Franklin County commissioners discussed a proposed landfill for construction material by John Killough on a 120 acre site with two quarry pits near Joyce Teter’s property. No time limit was set for the water study, though residents fear drainage into a creek or groundwater. Road signs damage reported. county engineer Pepple outlined rock patchwork planned to improve access and 225 miles of road rock for the year.
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Joyce Teter
Sand Creek
John Killough
Teter
Killough
Franklin County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Mavity
Williamsburg
Central Fiber
Bob Pepple
Central Fiber Inc
Pepple
Slattery backs Clinton stimulus plan amid concerns
Slattery supports parts of the Clinton budget proposal focusing on highway work, youth jobs, and small loans to spur immediate growth. Critics including Rep. Meyers warn the package is too large and risks inflation. Glickman and Kansas Democrats back parts, aiming to keep the economy moving, while Dole calls the plan like shooting blanks.
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Jan Meyers
Overland Park
Kansas
Clinton
Glickman
Senate
Bob Dole
CNN
Larry King
Weather Log From Ottawa Water Plant
Temperatures show yesterday's high and record high, plus yesterday's low and record low. Precipitation data is listed but values are not provided in the OCR excerpt.
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Ottawa
RMH Plans Lab Upgrades and Grant Support
Finances improve as RMH awaits half cent tax funds due end of Q1 with monthly payments thereafter. Trustees approve about $18,000 for Micro Biology Kansas City to train staff in throat cultures and lab tasks, aiming to reduce outsourcing costs and attract local physician business. RMH also secured a grant up to $50,000 from the Kansas Health Foundation for health care needs assessment, administered via Rural Health Consultants, Lawrence.
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Micro Biology
Kansas City
Kan
Bregant
RMH
Kansas Health Foundation
Lawrence
RHC
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1993 note
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective January 1, 1993 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover carrier, motor route, and mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, all in advance and including state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Ottawa University concert trio to perform in OU Chapel
The Ottawa University Concert Choir Adelante Singers and University Singers will present their annual home concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the OU Chapel Auditorium. The free show closes their 1993 spring tour spanning Kansas Nebraska and Colorado. The program features classical and early American masters gospel and spiritual works. The Adelante Singers are led by Joyce Stuermer OU alumna. Other performers include area students Mary Lynn Michael Melinda Stanley Cheri Gardner and Gabe Adkins. A 13-year-old Ottawa boy Johnnie R. Redick remains critical after being struck by a car in East Logan. WELLSVILLE State Rep Walker Hendrix announces a town meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Wellsville Community Center.
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Ottawa University
Adelante Singers
University Singers
OU Chapel
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Joyce Stuermer
Greeley
Thomas Gouwens
Hope College
University of Michigan
Mary Lynn McMichael
Ottawa
Melinda Stanley
Paola
Cheri Gardner
Louisburg
Gabe Adkins
Ad Briefs Prompting Local Sights at Suttons and Events
APPEARING AT Pepper's The Rude Friday and Saturday. ARE YOU Not satisfied with your jewelry Trade-ins welcome Suttons 207 S Main 242-3723. DJ DANCE Timberlake Ranch Williamsburg Friday Mar 198-1. Anniversary bands from 135 Layaway Suttons Jewelry 207 S Main Recycling Wingerts Sat 8am noon St Patrick s Week Sale Fashion Alley 20 Off inventory through Saturday.
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Timberlake Ranch
Williamsburg
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ST. Patrick's Week
Entive
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