Hospital Notes and Sheriff Police News From The Daily Report
Admissions Jennifer Kiser of Ottawa on Wednesday. Dismissals Adell Gilbert and daughter Urban of Ottawa on Wednesday. Sheriff News Cecil Lott, 38, Pomona, arrested 8 51 p m Wednesday at 800 Rock Creek on a Johnson County warrant for failure to appear. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Police News Ryan Smith, 23, Williamsburg, arrested 8 a m Wednesday at 1034 S Ash for driving under the influence. In jail on 1000 dollar bond. Justin Nelson, 20, 726 S Liberty, arrested 7 25 p m Wednesday at same address for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Bond 400 dollars. Non injury accident 10 10 a m Wednesday William Frear, 80, backed from a parking space at 1320 Ash and struck a 1990 Chevrolet owned by Jennifer Kingannon. Frear wore a seatbelt. Damage unknown. Ambulance medical emergencies at 9 31 a m in 1500 block S Cedar 10 54 a m in 300 block N Walnut 7 56 p m in 400 block N Center 9 34 p m in 100 Block E William 4 06 a m today in 1500 block S Cedar.
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Pomona
Rock Creek
Johnson County
Ryan Paul Smith
Williamsburg
S. Ash
Justin M. Nelson
S. Liberty
William S. Frear
S. Mulberry
Jennifer M. Kingcannon
Frear
S. Cedar
Burglary at Princeton Quick Shop Targets ATM and More
Franklin County Sheriff's Office investigates a burglary at Princeton Quick Shop from 10:30 p.m. Saturday to 6:30 a.m. Sunday. Suspect forced entry, broke into an ATM, stealing cash, tobacco products, and medicine. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-888-311-TIPS for tips. rewards up to $1,000.
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Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Princeton
Franklin County
Spill water supplies and gas odor during spill incident
Local authorities and company officials described measures to contain a spill after a heavy downpour. Residents like Gibson reported a strong gas smell near the property, while Sheriff Craig Davis praised community response. Winds carried fumes north as cleanup continued. Laura Potter reports from the Ottawaherald.
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Hohensee
Craig Davis
Gibson
Laura Potter
Potter
Ottawaherald
KU faculty tour Kansas on Wheat State Whirlwind Tour
KU faculty and staff joined a six day Wheat State Whirlwind Tour with more than 40 participants. They visited El Dorado Haskell Indian Nations University Kaw Mission in Council Grove and the Chase County Courthouse while touring state oil wells and sharing local histories.
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EL Dorado
Butler County Historical Society
University of Kansas
Wheat State
Kansas
Gerry Lushington
Lawrence
Don Steeples
Steeples
Haskell Indian Nations University
Kaw
Council Grove
Chase County
Williamsburg educator Edith Shoemaker retires after 35 years
Edith Shoemaker, longtime Williamsburg Grade School teacher, retires after 35 years, ending a tenure that included 30 years at Williamsburg and leadership of the third grade. Principal Tracy Maring calls her a Williamsburg icon as former students and families recall her engaging lessons and annual time capsules.
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Ron Bishop
Williamsburg Elementary School
Edith Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Williamsburg
Tracy Maring
Topeka
Eudora
Pomona
Texaco
LabOne, Inc
Jacob Bush
Paula Smith
Kristen
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawa Herald.com
Sedgwick County Joins I 35 Trade Association
Sedgwick County commissioners voted to join the North American International Trade Association to boost relations with Mexico along the I 35 corridor. The move follows a Mexico trip by County Manager William Buchanan and Chairman Ben Sciortino, who highlighted potential Wichita area benefits, including job moves from Pennsylvania and increased grain shipments to Mexico.
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North American International Trade Association
William Buchanan
Commission
Ben Sciortino
Santiago de Queretaro
Mexico
Sedgwick County
Buchanan
Kansas
New Holland
Wichita
Finney daughter mulls Kansas treasurer bid
Sally Finney 44 of Olathe, daughter of the late Gov. Joan Finney, has filed campaign treasurer papers and says she will decide next week on running for state treasurer. She cites public service legacy and her health coalition work as factors. Republican rivals include Sen Lynn Jenkins Rita Cline and Dennis Wilson.
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Topeka
Sally Finney
Joan Finney
Finney
Olathe
The
Kansas Public Health Association
Congress
Spencer Finney Sr
Tim Shallenburger
Lynn Jenkins
Shawnee County
Rita Cline
Johnson County
Dennis Wilson
Legisla
Kansas Public Health Coalition
Bill Graves
Retired preacher to ride mule on Santa Fe Trail
The Rev. Dick Ogle, 72, and his mule June Thunder plan a seven day 129 mile ride from Maxwell Wildlife Refuge in McPherson County to Fort Larned National Historic Site along the Santa Fe Trail. The event, hosted by Central Prairie RC&D, runs Sunday to June 1 with daily lunch and dinner, and Ogle will camp and cook on a borrowed stove.
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Dick Ogle
June Thunder
Hoisington
Ogle
Maxwell Wildlife Refuge
McPherson County
Fort Larned National Historic Site
Central Prairie Resource Conservation and Development
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