Retirement reception planned for Gary Kuntz at Ottawa High
Ottawa High School will host a public reception recognizing math teacher and Renaissance program director Gary Kuntz for his 37 years in USD 290. The event runs 3 30 p m to 6 p m Friday in the OHS library. A VFW dance follows Sunday from 6 to 9 p m at the VFW Post on U S 59 with Country Melody. Snacks requested. members and guests invited.
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Kuntz
Ottawa High School
Renaissance Proram
Gary Kuntz
OHS
VFW
VFW Post
U.S. 59
Country Melody
Ottawa area hospital notes and sheriff reports summary
Admission and discharge notes list patients from Ottawa and surrounding towns for several days, including Veronica Garcia Pomona and Jewell Metzger Ottawa, plus births of a daughter to Jewell and Dan Metzger in Ottawa. Sheriff reports cover abandoned car near Cowdin junkyard, party disruption at Baker University, traffic stop at county line, and a drug enforcement unit arrest of Joshua Kreabiel in Ottawa.
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Wilma Warner
Jonathan Martin
Laverne Oram
James Ralston
Children’s Mercy
Jessica Green
Quenemo
Forrest Swenson
Ottawa
Keith Shumway
Alberta Kueser
Richmond
Kenneth Hyde
Garnett
Sharon Dibello
Richard Longfellow
Veronica Garcia
Pomona
Edna Casebolt
Jewell
Dan Metzger
Eranklin
Fred Zimmértifan
Averrace
Christopher Wright Ransdell
Broken Arrow
Okla
Gregory Simonear
iHickory St
Douglas Breen
Wellsville
Nizance
Cowdin
Cherrie Ellenbeck
Georgia Terrace
Baker University
Reno Road
Rick Heath
Lawrence
Franklin County
Gdibue Hi Vandallfatin
Kevin Fowler
Williamsburg
East Williams
Williamburg
Leadership camp deadline nears in Franklin County
Youth in Government at Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation sponsors a leadership camp May 29 to 31 at Timber Lakes Retreat Center. Open to seventh and eighth graders from Franklin County. Cost seven dollars. Transportation and overnight stay provided. Applications due May 20. Pick up applications at ECEAN central office 602 S. Maple Ottawa or county middle schools.
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Youth In Government
Ecean Central
S. Maple St
Ottawa
Sunday liquor sales on hold in Kansas communities
TOPEKA AP A proposal to allow Sunday liquor sales in communities where voters approved remained in limbo as the Legislature ended its session. The bill would rewrite the Liquor Control Act to apply to all cities and counties and included Sunday sales, but the Senate narrowly rejected the measure a month earlier. The debate centers on tax gains versus drunk driving concerns.
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Topeka
Senate
Recovery tips after disaster seek FEMA help and permits
Guidance advises contacting FEMA at 800 621 FEMA for disaster costs including motel stays while homeless if insurance falls short. Verify licenses for architects and contractors and begin non structural work immediately with building dept guidance. Photograph damage before repairs and save all receipts for proof of expenditures.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Municipal Building Department
Weather storms slow county work with frequent passes
Storms continue to sweep the area with winds and rainfall hindering progress. April totals show just over 4 inches of rain, far below the county’s 10 inch stormy years. The county has collected 1.47 inches so far this month. Andy Gassaway can be reached at gas saway ottawaherald.com.
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Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald
Ottawaherald.com
Pomona student pursues acting career via summer fundraiser
Pomona High School student Brandon Horton plans a 3 on 3 basketball fundraiser at Pomona Middle School to raise 4500 dollars for a week long Los Angeles acting workshop and International Modeling Talent Association convention. Horton aims for a sitcom part and cites early stage work and agency registration as steps toward TV stardom.
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Pomona
Pomona Middle School
Brandon Horton
Los Angeles
Horton
John Robert Powers
John Roberts
Laurie Sisk
Disaster registrations and SBC emergency services offered nationwide
Registrations will be taken 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for seven days a week until further notice. FEMA plans public briefings on federal and local help. Kansas and Missouri regulators allow SBC to forward calls for free 30 days and relocate services for forced moves. Toll-free number (800) 464-7928 for emergency arrangements.
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FEMA
Kansas
Missouri
SBC
Southwestern Bell
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