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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2013
Page
1
Celebration marks Habitat for Humanity welcoming the latest family home as volunteers and supporters gather to dedicate the new residence. Page 12 notes community effort and hopeful families benefiting from the project.
Gusty winds and a locomotive horn could not spoil Wellsville High School’s diploma ceremony for 47 seniors. Alec Watson urged classmates to pursue dreams despite naysayers, quoting Lincoln. Blake Meyer led a moment of silence for Tommy Baker, longtime supporter, named by Mikayla Douglas as Wellsville’s top fan.
The Ottawa City Commission voted 5-0 to approve building a Bark Park in Forest Park at 320 N Locust St. The project is expected to cost between 45000 and 50000 dollars and will include a swing set and picnic table in the northwest corner near the planned park site.
Ottawa city commissioners approved a 2.8 acre site in Forest Park for a dog park after a unanimous Bark Park Boosters recommendation. The fenced area would house 2.1 acres for large dogs and 0.7 for small dogs with trees, benches, and a water line sought. City manager Nienstedt said the decision could help fundraising and donor confidence.
The Falcon class of West Franklin High School held a Saturday ceremony at 511 E. Franklin St. in Pomona. Seth Bollinger spoke about the journey to commencement, recalling steps from crawling to walking and shared memories of grade and middle school as they reflected on years past.
A double rainbow arches across the Kansas plains after a Sunday thunderstorm. Ottawa weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a high of 78 degrees, with more details on Page 7.
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