Death of Juanita D Lenon 93 former Linwood resident
Juanita D Lenon 93 a former Linwood resident died Thursday May 4 2017 at Pinnacle Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation in Olathe. A memorial service is scheduled for 1 p.m. May 11 2017 at the Bonner Springs Church of Christ 419 E Morse Ave Bonner Springs. She was born Aug 18 1923 in Perkins Oklahoma to Anthony and Lucy May Fulton.
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Linwood
Pinnacle Ridge
Olathe
Bonner Springs Church of Christ
E. Morse Ave
Bonner Springs
Perkins
Oklahoma
Anthony and
Lucy May (Miller) Fulton
Jean Virginia McCloud obituary in Corpus Christi
Jean Virginia McCloud 88 formerly of Ottawa died April 20 2017 in Corpus Christi Texas at Corpus Christi Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Graveside services set for May 12 2017 at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Dinner for relatives after service at VFW Post 5901 Ottawa Born June 13 1928 in Liberal to Jess and Lacey Gray Hoskinson.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Ottawa
Corpus Christi Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Woodlawn
Pomona
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Jean
Jess and
Lacey
Gray) Hoskinson
Liberal
BluSky Liquor Wins 5-0 License Nod For Adjacent Shop
Ottawa city commissioners approved a cereal malt beverage license for Sky LLC BluSky Liquor, 846 S. Main St., for 2017. The license covers original unopened containers for the shop next to the liquor store, not on premises consumption, with police and city attorney reporting no cause to deny.
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BluSky Liquor
Ottawa
Sky LLC
S. Main St
Ottawa Police Department
ECKAN to Offer Free Summer Lunches for Youth
ECKAN, with Ottawa partners, launches a free summer lunch program May 15 to Aug 11 for youths 18 and under. Meals served weekdays noon to 12:30 at Don Woodward Community Center, no income or registration required. PROGRAM funded by USDA through KS Department of Education.
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East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
ECKAN
ECEAN
Don Woodward Community Center
E. Third St
Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission
City of Ottawa and
Mid-America Nutrition Program
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas Department of Education
USDA
Kansas tax fight tests Brownback optimism at Capitol
Gov. Sam Brownback remains confident a final tax and budget deal will pass despite stalled bids to close a $900 million shortfall. Lawmakers consider a single 4.4 percent income tax rate, keep LLC exemptions, and weigh proposals to lift revenue by $500 million to $600 million annually while funding K-12 schools.
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House
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GOP
Republicans For Common Sense
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Oleen
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Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Kansas
Tyson
Anthony Hensley
Jim Ward
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Ward
Community crime talk highlights home theft risks in Ottawa
Ottawa police official Weingartner cites factors reducing crime such as a strong job market schools and city cooperation. He urges residents to secure vacant homes with lights and periodic checks, noting 2015 crimes dropped 32.7 percent from 2014 while 2016 remained near 2015 levels. The department began annual crime disclosures in 2004.
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Weingartner
Ottawa
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