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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2006
Page
8
The forecast calls for heavy rain on the West Coast with the East Coast staying mostly dry. Expect showers to move from Southern California through the Central Valley and into the western region, with the heaviest rainfall in the Northwest and Northern Rockies.Provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
The Ottawa Herald announces daily bulletin board items must be submitted at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public are announced free of charge. Do not call by phone.
Christian rock artist Michael John Stanley, named one of Christianity Today's Top 10 Independent Artists of 2004, will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Agape Christian Center in Ottawa. He has won the World Vision New Artist of the Year award. The concert is free with an offering taken.
Ottawa painter William H Howe age 77 is spotlighted in the April issue of Kansas City 50 & Better. The free regional publication presents Howe's butterfly and moth paintings, four additional works, and notes his career. Howe is known for Butterflies of North America and Our Butterflies and Moths.
Most Kansas judges escape public scrutiny for ethics breaches as disciplinary records stay private. In six years only eight of 65 conduct cases were disclosed to voters, with minimal details even then. Critics urge more openness, citing the Lawton Nuss case and limited outside oversight on the judicial qualifications panel.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius weighs choosing a running mate to signal future plans for herself and the Kansas Democratic Party. A candidate could strengthen party building beyond four years, especially if Sebelius seeks a torchbearer to carry forward.
Shirley's Garage winner of 2006 Cornstock Battle of the Bands will open for Gar nett's Concert on the Hill during the Anderson County Corn Festival on Sept. 23. The band includes Leonard Louk Marshall Louk Randy Maple and others. John Corbett Band Trick Pony also perform. Wrist bands cost 10 through May 31 and rise to 20 25 at the concert with sales outlets and online order forms listed.
Henry completed a doctoral degree in educational policy and leadership at the University of Kansas. He notes the weekend was a unique celebration as he graduated alongside OHS students, though he could not attend KU's main commencement due to scheduling conflicts. He did attend the KU hooding on Saturday.
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