Smoke clears as Ottawa school boiler malfunctions
Classes at Eugene Field Elementary in Ottawa were canceled Thursday after an overheated boiler filled the building with smoke. Firefighters investigated at 5:01 a.m. and the Kansas State Fire Marshal allowed the school to reopen Friday once repairs are planned.
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Roberts files for Senate amid residency dispute
Kansas climate remains tense as veteran Sen. Pat Roberts, seeking re election, faces a residency challenge from GOP rival Milton Wolf who questions whether Roberts truly lives in Kansas. Wolf urges Secretary of State Kris Kobach to disqualify him, while Kobach says authority rests with a formal objection and state board review.
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Kansas death penalty appeals bill fails in House
The Kansas House rejected Senate Substitute for House Bill 2389 aimed at shortening death penalty appeals, merging with a public affidavit request measure. Rep. John Rubin noted Kansas’ secrecy on information, while Sen. Caryn Tyson opposed the death penalty portion. The state, reeling from a recent Oklahoma botched execution, reviews its lethal injection practices though no inmates have been executed since the 1994 reestablishment of capital punishment.
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Shawnee
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Ottawa
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Wellsville
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
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Kansas Department of Corrections
Jenkins job fair returns Monday in Topeka
U S Rep Lynn Jenkins announces her annual free jobs fair at Agriculture Hall Kansas Expocentre Topeka set for 9 am Monday. Last year more than 900 attended. this year 72 employers seek to fill 1030 positions with no registration required. Participating firms include Mars Chocolate North America Kansas Highway Patrol The Pampered Chef and Verizon Wireless.
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Verizon Wireless
Daily Report Dismissals And Local Thefts In Ottawa Area
The report lists dismissals on Wednesday for Carolyn Baker Linda Fowler and Anessa Nation of Ottawa and Richard Traver of Quenemo on Thursday. It details thefts including a copper theft at an AT&T site on John Brown Road and multiple arrests by sheriff and police departments in Ottawa and Wellsville, with warrants, curfew, DUI, and disorderly conduct incidents.
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Carolyn Baker
Ottawa
Linda Fowler
Anessa Nation
Richard Traver
Quenemo
John Brown Road
Lawrence
At&t
Sheriff's Department
North East Avenue
Williamsburg
Sidney Hansen
Hansen
South Princeton Street
Travis Bishop
City of Ottawa
East Eighth Street
Franklin County
S. Main St
Patrick Stoneking
Wellsville
South Main Street
David Yohe
Mark Baker
City of
Marceline
Missouri
South Willow Street
South Cherry Street
S. Princeton St
North Cherry Street
Redbud Street
Wellsville and Ottawa Fire Updates Prompt School Closure
Wellsville Police report activities Wednesday and Thursday including assist to another agency on I-35 milepost 198, and warrants and public assists on Walnut and Main streets. Ottawa Fire Department responds to Eugene Field Elementary boiler malfunction causing smoke, resulting in Thursday closure and Friday reopening, with six medical calls handled Wednesday.
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Tremont Ave
Ottawa High School 90 percent seat belt use earns praise
Ottawa High School students buckled up 90.3 percent in a recent survey, up from 61 percent three years ago. Police chief Dennis Butler noted dramatic improvement during Friday’s assembly at the school, part of the Seatbelts Are For Everyone program funded by the Ottawa Police Foundation and Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office.
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Sara Ward
Kylie Foster
Nathan Roth
Foster
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Ottawa High School
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