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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2004
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board items must be sent at least two days in advance by fax email mail or in person. Non commercial events open to the public can be announced free of charge. No phone calls, please.
The second half property tax payment deadline is May 10 after the Legislature sped it up by a month. Debbie Hough says counties may take payments by credit card. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Franklin County Courthouse 315 S Main St. After hours payments drop at the front West side courthouse box. Anderson County BOE to meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in Garnett to discuss next year fees health insurance and policy handbooks.
A long list of afternoon and evening meetings in Ottawa and surrounding areas includes the Legislative Action Committee at the Chamber of Commerce, Nazi occupation lecture at Ottawa Library, Story Time at the library, Pomona City Council, Power of the Past at City Hall, Masons Stated Communication, Franklin County Conservation District board, Ambassadors Committee, County Commission, Rotary Club at Ottawa University, Chamber Booster Club at Old Depot Museum, Friends of the Ottawa Library Board, Farmers Market, dedication of Historical Ottawa Kiosks, Soroptimist Bunko Night, and Ottawa City Commission. Information contact Mark Eldridge.
Admissions Monday include Linda Reed Miriam Johnson and Dena Seeley. Births report a daughter to Wendy and Rod Wolfe. Dismissals list Lawrence Fisher Carie Gunnels and Joann Hancock. Jail and police notes cover multiple arrests thefts vandalism and vehicle accidents with names ages and addresses. Non injury accident details include Benjamin Webber backing into a tree.
Leroy Wasmund of Princeton died Monday May 3 at home at 77. He ran a dairy farm for 45 years and mentored many youths through 4H while active in dairy marketing coops. Wasmund served Franklin County as a commissioner 1977-1981 and 1989-1993, helped form the Ohio Princeton fire district, and supported local hospital subsidies.
In Princeton Franklin County Taylor Design Group Ottawa reports the alley and entire block sit nine feet east of current lines. No official surveys since the 1920s leave monuments or clarity, prompting a call to dig eight holes along Main Street to verify original markers. Council eyes cost and options, including securing a water source and sewer work on High Street Addition. dog and cat vaccination clinic set for May 25 at City Hall.
The Kansas Legislature passed a strengthened Open Records Act by 21 to 13 with six abstentions, sending it to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. The measure clarifies secrecy rules, allows attorney fees in bad faith access cases, and requires explanations for criminal investigation record denials while preserving privacy protections.
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