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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 2005

Page

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County official seeks firing of county counselor

Franklin County Commissioner Don Hay urged at a Monday meeting that County Counselor Blaine Finch be terminated, criticizing his opinions and the county’s results. Hay and Clerk Shaun Perry alleged multiple Open Meetings Act violations tied to preparations to fire County Administrator Ron Henrickson, who was later dismissed.

Franklin County Don Hay Blaine Finch Hay Finch Shaun Perry Ron Henrickson Henrickson Commission

Veterans Day Parade Highlights Ottawans’ Remembrance

Ottawans will honor current and past military service with a Veterans Day parade and events hosted by Sherry Wright. About 123 entries have signed up for the parade with a 10 am deadline. The route runs from Fifth and Main to the War Memorial and Forest Park, featuring reenactments, military displays, food booths, a climbing wall, and a Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard from Fort Riley in Civil War era uniforms.

Jodie Garcia Sherry Wright Fifth Main Streets War Memorial Franklin County Forest Park Fort Riley Wright

Memorial Wall and Veterans Day Parade Grow in Ottawa

Wright and VFVW members formed a 1994 committee to discuss a Memorial Wall and then took over the Veterans Day parade from 1995, expanding by about 20 units yearly. She notes rising youth involvement and pride in veterans, saying the community finally notices those who served. More information at ottawavels.org.

Ottawa Wright VFVW

Veterans Day and 150th Anniversary Observances in Franklin County

Community displays from county groups and National Guard equipment at the Franklin County Courthouse from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Free Staters perform territorial music and Lecompton reenactors at 9:30 a.m. A Kansas Army National Guard cake marks the anniversary with coffee and donuts from the Red Cross. A 10:45 a.m. parade begins at Fifth and Main, with a 11:11 a.m. halt at the Courthouse and a 12:30 p.m. county recognition ceremony. 1 p.m. features World War II and Civil War reenactments and booths, followed by a 1:30 p.m. courthouse architectural tour.

Franklin County National Guard Free Staters Lecompton Kansas Amy National Guard American Red Cross

Franklin County marks 150th anniversary with county displays

Franklin County celebrates 150 years with Veteran s Day events and countywide displays at the Franklin County Courthouse. Organizers include the Franklin County Convention and Visitors Bureau the Franklin County Historical Society the City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce. Deb Barker notes information on ghost towns will be shared alongside county history. Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854 helped establish the county in 1855.

Franklin County Jason Camis Franklin County Convention and Visitors Bureau Franklin County Historical Society City of Ottawa Ottawa Area Camis Barker

Brownback backs Alito as Supreme Court nominee

Senator Sam Brownback and other conservatives embraced Samuel Alito for the Supreme Court, while Democrats prepared a fight claiming the nominee is too extreme. Brownback praised Alito’s jurist credentials, noting a strong paper trail to reveal views. Alito sits on the Third Circuit in Philadelphia and would replace Justice Sandra Day O’Connor who will depart.

Washington Sen Sam Brownback Supreme Court Samuel A. Alito Kansas Republican Brownback Alito U.S Circuit Court of Appeals Philadelphia Scalito Bush White House Harriet Miers Sandra Day O’connor

Gallery opens with Richards photographs at Ottawa University

Zane Richards displays Nippon de Holga at Mammel Art Center Myers Library building in Ottawa University. The Holga photo collection, made during his teaching years in Japan, showcases loose Japan by means of a Holga. The exhibit opens Monday and runs through December.

Zane Richards Ottawa Mammel Art Center Myers Library Ottawa University Japan Richards

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