Open house previews Washburn Towers seniors housing in Ottawa
A Monday open house at the former Ottawa Middle School at Fifth and Main will show Washburn Towers residential units for seniors 55 plus or disabled under 55 with income under 60 percent of local median. Twenty two south units will finish in months, north-phase 23 units later this year. Units rent 338 to 550 monthly. showings include floor plans and photos from Nebraska complex. features include stove, frost free refrigerator, ceiling fans, washer and dryer, carpeting, and cherry wood cabinets.
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Ottawa
Washburn Towers
Fifth
Main Streets
Sue Streck
Bionic Real Estate
Lee's Summit, Mo
Nebraska
Steve Foutch
Kansas City
Kan
Streck
Roberta Receives Visit From Sam and Family
In Ottawa Roberta lies in her room surrounded by daughter Sally McGonigle and granddaughter Mollie Seif. She holds her 3 month old great granddaughter Anadora Seiff as paintings of horses she painted earlier look on.
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Sam
Roberta
Sally McGonigle
Ottawa
Mollie Seif
Lawrence
Anadora Seiff
Horse visit delights retiree at Ottawa Village
A 77-year-old resident at Ottawa Retirement Village met a visiting horse named Sam arranged by Hospis Care of Kansas. The plan, led by Aislynn Bellinger with chaplain Pete Regebrecht, fulfilled Bechtle’s longtime wish to see and touch a horse, her family and staff coordinating the visit.
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Roberta Bechtle
Sam
Ottawa
Bechtle
ORV
Jodie Garcia
Herald
Hospics Care of
Kansas
Aislynn Bellinger
Bellinger
Pete Regebrecht
Regebrecht
Nerick Dryden
Dryden
Max
Sheriff outlines concealed carry training plan in Kansas
Franklin County Sheriff Craig Davis said he plans to offer firearms training for concealed carry licenses once details are finalized. The law allows 21 and older residents to obtain a four year permit, with training expectations and timing yet unclear as the bill takes effect July 1 and first permits may come later. Hidden weapons remain banned in schools churches libraries and courthouses.
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Franklin County
Craig Davis
U.S
Kansas
Attorney General's Office
Finois
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Legislators Present Three-Year $600 Million School Funding Plan
In Topeka Democrats and moderates advanced a three-year 600 million plan to fund education per a Kansas Supreme Court mandate. After an eight-hour session the House approved 64 to 57 and sent the measure forward amid amendments.
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Topeka
Hns
Ward Loyd
Garden City
Kansas Supreme Court
House
Supreme Court
Loyd
Power repair crews fix Main Street after semitrailer crash
City utilities crews worked to clear Main Street after a semitrailer struck a street light near the K-68 intersection at about 1 20 p m. Police report the driver turned sharply from a parking lot, pulling down a light wired to another. Traffic was halted while lights were moved and no further outages reported.
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City Utilities
Main Street
Jim Bradley
Utilities
Bradley
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