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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 2004

Page

8

Bulletin Board submissions details for Ottawa Herald

Daily bulletin board accepts non commercial public events two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. No phone calls. Submissions may be free and are addressed to The Ottawa Herald at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067.

Ottawaherald Ottawa Herald S. Cedar St Ottawa

Children Planting Day at Orschelns Town and Country

Kids 12 and under are invited to a free Children’s Planting Day at Orscheln’s Town and Country Supply on Princeton Road. Sessions run 10, 11, 1, and 2 with seed soil pots and a free plant for Mother’s Day.

Orscheln’s Princeton Road

Evening and weekend community events calendar

A listing of local events includes a 7 p.m. prayer service for American troops in Iraq at First Christian Church, a Patsy concert at The Lodge in Baldwin City, a Saturday Health and Safety Fair at Ottawa Middle School, multiple Children's Planting Days at Town and Country Supply, a veteran benefits seminar at Native Hall, several performances around town, and ongoing meetings for Franklin County agencies and Ottawa boards. Activities span Friday through Monday across Lawrence, Ottawa, Melvern, and surrounding areas.

Iraq First Christian Church 11Th and Cedar Streets Patsy the Lodge of Baldwin City Ames Ottawa Middle School Town and Country Supply Princeton Rd Native Hall Haskell Indian Nations University Lawrence Alan Cunningham First United Methodist Church Melvern Community Center Singing Saints Faith Lutheran Church W. 15Th St Franklin County Commission Franklin County Yurthouse Ottawa Library Ottawa Lions Club Poncho's Friends of the Ottawa Library E. 2Nd St Ottawa City Commission City Hall Franklin County Area Landlords Association Sirloin Stockade Princeton St Board of Education Pottawatomie Massacre Pottawatomie Township Lane

Ottawa area hospital notes and police notices briefed

Thursday admissions list includes Worthington Henry Brown Homer Brown Darcel McCain Cheryl Bryan with births: a son to Cheryl and Jason Bryan Ottawa. Dismissals include Carolyn Brown Amanda Bryan and daughter Tessa Estes and son Shannon Wells and daughter. Jail arrests include Daniel Jones on failure to appear and bond surrender for Darren Green. theft at 2410 Pleasant Valley Drive. Accidents note Bunch and Gillarpie collision. multiple domestic battery charges. gas purchase at Casey's. damages report and railroad track work closure.

Joanne Worthington Pomona Henry Brown Princeton Homer Brown Ottawa Darcel McCain Cheryl Bryan Carolyn Brown Amanda Bryan Tessa Estes Shannon Wells Cheryl Jason Bryan Franklin County Daniel William Jones Secound Darren Lee Green Third St Pleasant Valley Drive James Bunch, Jr 12Th St Lincoln Street James Gillarpie Tremont Ave Gillarpie Bunch John W. Barton S. Main St Sonya Clendenny S. Ash St Cecil Leroy Porter, Jr N.oak Casey’s 7Th St 15Th St

Centropolis illegal dump cleanup ordered by state agency

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will issue a legal notice requiring cleanup of an illegal dump on Centropolis outskirts. Timothy J. King must respond by April 1. if not, Franklin County and KDHE will proceed. Officials say the site holds 10 to 11 junk vehicles a rotting mobile home and damage from a fire, with cleanup costs around 10000 dollars.

Kansas Department of Health and Environment Centropolis Timothy J. King S. 10Th St Franklin County KDHE King Larry Walrod Walred Lohman Lavernon Lohman Peoria U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Walrod

Taylor retires from Ottawa police force

After 32 years with the Ottawa Police Department Sgt. Oscar Taylor retires. His final day is today. He received a plaque at the Ottawa City Commission meeting. Police Chief Jeff Herrman praised his service and a public reception was set for 2 to 4 p.m. at the Ottawa Law Enforcement Center. Taylor said he hoped his work made the community safer.

Herald Ottawa Police Department Oscar Taylor Taylor Ottawa City Commission Ottawa Police Jeff Herrman Ottawa Law Enforcement Center

Singing Saints Concert Choir to perform in Ottawa Saturday

The Singing Saints Concert Choir of Saint Paul Lutheran High School Concordia will present a one night sacred music concert at Faith Lutheran Church Ottawa at 7 30 p m on Saturday. Admission is free with an offering for the choir. Contact Faith Lutheran Church 242 1906 for details.

Herald Singing Saints Saint Paul Lutheran High School Concordiato Ottawa Faith Lutheran Church 15Th St Handel Gretchaninoff Bachana Hairston

Local roads reopen after flood damage in Franklin County

Franklin County Public Works announced the reopening of 4490 Utah Road and 4410 Texas Road. Stafford Road from 2300 to 2500 reopened after flood damage had closed it.

Harald Star Franklin County Public Works Utah Texas Stafford

County awaits word on road project loan delay

Franklin County eyes a near six million low cost state loan to pave about 35 miles of roads. officials say no official notice yet but expect approval. project would avoid raising property tax mill levy and may start bidding by April with construction in fall.

Cleon Rickel Franklin County County Public Works Ray DeJulio DeJulio Franklin County Commission Ed Taylor Clint Stewart Taylor Design Group Stewart Cloud Road U.S. 59 Vermont Road Lane Jackson Road Rantoul Miami County John Brown Princeton Williamsburg Idaho Road

Tribe proposes casino in Bonner Springs

The Delaware Tribe from Oklahoma seeks a $225 million casino and resort on a site next to the Kansas Speedway in Bonner Springs, expected to create about 2,000 jobs. The city would collect 4.2 percent of revenues initially, rising to 6 percent after seven years, as authorities weigh whether an out of state tribe can operate there amid ongoing legal battles over statewide casino plans.

Bonner Springs Delaware Tribe Wyandotte County Clausie Smith Kansas

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