School Board approves three year cooperative participation agreement
The board postponed final approval from February to finalize minor wording changes. Maes and Beeman were named to a sub committee to review district insurance bids due by the 27th. The board will meet at noon to review bids and at 7 p.m. to award contracts. A special March 27 meeting will include an executive session on negotiations. AFM bids $1.21 per meal for next year, with D.M. Premier and Canteen also in. About 40,000 meals yearly could save roughly $19,000 vs this year, before other costs. An OHS PTA committee is reviewing the absence and tardy policy amid patron concerns, with recommendations to the board planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maes and Beeman
Maes
American Food Management
Marshall
AFM
D.M. Premier Management Inc
Denver
Canteen Corp
Kansas City
Nelson
Housing Construction Stamps Fell Sharply in February
Washington AP report shows housing construction dropped 11 percent in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.64 million units. Single family starts rose 5.3 percent, while multiunit projects fell 36.7 percent for five or more units and two to four units declined 12.4 percent. Michael Sumichrast of NAHB warned about rising rates, as builder sentiment weakened in March amid modest mortgage rate increases following the Fed decision to pause rate cuts.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Home Builders
Federal Reserve Board
Hale Board Tackles Staffing and Schedule Adjustments
East Central Vocational Cooperative instructor Turnbaugh eyed for electronics post after Rex Butler’s health-related departure. Board discusses renegotiation timing as state aid uncertain. resignations accepted for Seizer and Fraker. retirements approved for Moody and Martin. Fox approved as summer school coordinator. and schedule to make up Good Friday weather loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Turnbaugh
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Hale
Turnbaugh
Rex Butler
Nelson
Steve Seizer
OHS
Tanya Fraker
Seizer
Halstead
Fraker
Betty Moody
Eisenhower
Mary Jane Martin
OMS
Moody
U.S.C
Martin
Dale Fox
Notice of Heurtings in multiple Kansas estates and divorce
The District Court of Franklin County Kansas handles several probate matters and a divorce petition. Notices name Iva P Turner Forest Burgoon Emma Gilliland and Edith Ledom estates with heirs executors and filing deadlines in Ottawa and Franklin County.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Forest
Burgoon
F.5
Wayne A. Burgoon
F.S. Burgoon
Emma G. Gilliland
Ottawa
District Court of
Earl L. Wer
District Court
Deborah M. Rice
Robert J. Rice
Ives
Edith. Eero
State of Kansas
Charles L. Hadsal
Tstate
Edith M. Ledom
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Mustain
Hiatt's
Jobo
Terry) Hiatt
Rodney McClay
D.C
Chiropractors
J. C. South, D.C
Don L. McKelvey
Board Certified
Chiropractic
W. 15Th
Matney Chiropractic Office
Brockways Chiropractors
Drs
John Marian
Main
Leah
Childrens and
Aduite
Va P. Turner
Turner
Iva P. Turner
Eatete
University Addition
Dallas G. Turner
William
Bowers
Main Street
P.O. Box
Rantoul
Kantes
Ottaw
William 5. Bowers
William S. Bowers
P.O
County Board of Equalizaton
Richard O. Skoog
Skoog
Wayne A. Burgour
Sey Patitioner
K.S.A
Board of Equalization
Alice E. Wier
Earthl. Wier
Jim Place
the Family Circus
N. Main
Ounatiza
By Bil Keane
Wade Macs
Ken Blair
Agri., Inc
Tige
Charles L. Hadsall
Robert A. Anderson
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson
Admi
Strate
DLL
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