Kinleys Perform In Ottawa With Short Hair Twist
Jennifer Kinley sports short hair while Heather Kinley joins the duo The Kinleys for a Ottawa performance tonight. The sisters, well known as The Kinleys, bring their country duo act to the city, drawing fans and media attention.
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Weather summary for the weekend forecast
Tonight clear with a low near 50. Sunday clouds increase with a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms. High around 70. Mentions of sections and page references follow.
National quilt expert to speak at Franklin County convocation
A renowned quilt expert will address the Franklin County Pie Eaters at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Franklin County Annex. Barbara Brackman discusses her role in Ride With the Devil filmed in Kansas and Missouri. The Pie Eaters fund Franklin County Historical Society. Public welcome. Osawatomie hosts first John Brown Day May 8 1 5 p.m. to mark Brown’s 199th birthday with reenactments, tours, talks, a film, and more.
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Science Fair Thursday at Ottawa High School
Ottawa school district hosts a science fair for K 12 students with projects set up Wednesday evening in the south gym at 1120 S. Ash. The public may attend Thursday 5 to 8 p.m. and tours run Thursday and Friday. Judging occurs Wednesday. prizes are sponsored by the Ottawa Public Education Trust.
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The Only Way Out And Other News of the Weird
A 46 year old Cleveland Opera bass baritone hanged himself after a bad Lucia rehearsal. A 53 year old man in Anderson Indiana shot himself after suspecting wife online affair. A 26 year old Thai man leapt from a sixth floor window over wife’s refusal to accept new wives. A Missouri turkey deep fry fire damaged a Kirkwood house. A Canadian fugitive was captured in New Mexico after attempting to cook a frozen turkey in an office microwave.
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Wellsville students raise 1200 for Kosovo refugees
Wellsville High School students collected 1211.62 through a Penny War fundraiser, supporting the Kosovo refugees via the Franklin County American Red Cross. Teachers and students credited discussion of the Kosovars and community involvement, with third and fifth grades contributing sizable sums.
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Baldwin teen to join national RespecTeen youth forum
Baldwin Bin will be among 51 students meeting in Washington DC for the 11th annual RespecTeen National Youth Forum. Katherine Lammers, 14, will represent Kansas, discussing national issues with members of Congress after sending letters on topics from alcohol abuse to foreign intervention.
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Graves 3A Transportation bill passes House amid bipartisan support
Gov Bill Graves wins House approval for a 12.6 billion 10 year transportation plan funded by a 4 cent rise in gasoline and diesel taxes over five years. Bonds of 995 million allowed. The measure, backed by Democrats, funds highways airports railroads and public transit with system enhancements and rural aid.
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RMH avoids Medicare expulsion after corrections
RMH corrects most concerns as KDHE lifts immediate jeopardy status. HCFA and KDHE found 23 violations but RMH had four urgent deficiencies addressed by Wednesday. Officials caution more minor infractions remain under review while hospital eyes community confidence and funding stability.
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