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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2009

Page

6

Ottawa Retirement Village keeps routine amid swine flu

Maggie Rader says operations stay normal at the Ottawa Retirement Village as 74 Franklin County swine flu cases nationally remain absent locally. Staff will reinforce hygiene, sanitation and resident education, with entrances posted with flu warnings from the corporate office.

Ottawa Maggie Rader Rader Franklin County Sarah Brittingham Ottawa Retirement Village 15Th St Kansas

Kansas youths press Congress on afterschool funding

Youth Action Council and Youth in Government members from East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp travel to Washington, D C, to urge Congress to boost afterschool program funding. Anna Stone calls it an investment in Kansas children as peers from Arkansas City Iola and Abilene join the effort. They hear from Arne Duncan, Judge Glenda Hatchett, and several lawmakers supporting afterschool legislation.

Miranda Gillaspie Anna Stone ECEAN Youth Action Council Youth In Government Sam Brownback Afterschool Alliance Washington, D.C Children of Kansas Stone Miranda Gil Laspie Congress East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp Kansas Arkansas City Iola Abilene Ottawa U.S Education Arne Duncan Glenda Hatchett

North Korea tests a larger atom bomb raising alarm

Washington says the alleged underground blast signals modest progress in Pyongyang's nuclear program. Analysts warn of risks if North Korea exports or shares technology, with potential to field a warhead and delivery system. Authorities anticipate data from radioactive readings in days or weeks.

Washington North Korea U.S North James L. Jones United States Pacific

City Band to Begin Summer of Music Tuesday

The Ottawa City Band, founded in 1898, opens a free summer concert series at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Park gazebo at Fifth and Main. Concerts run weekly through July with conductor Courtney Williams inviting families to bring chairs, blankets, and pets. The band, welcoming new members, aims to expand its roster and continue community arts support.

City Band STOTT Park Gazebo Fifth and Main Streets Ottawa Ney Williams Itton

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