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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 2013

Page

9

Kansas Weather Brief Sunny and clear conditions noted

Local forecast indicates sunny skies with light to moderate winds from the north northwest up to 13 mph and gusts to 23 mph. Concluding with light southerly winds at 4 mph and gusts to 9 mph. Hotline and online resources provided for Kansas conditions.

Temperature Extremes Across United States Thursday

National Weather by the Associated Press reports Thursday highs ranged from 95 degrees at Alice Texas to 15 degrees at Lake Yellowstone Wyoming. The brief summary notes wide temperature variability across states with Alabama and Texas seeing heat while Wyoming records a cold low in the day.

Alice Texas Lake Yellowstone Wyo

Big Brothers Big Sisters expands to Wellsville students and volunteers

The Ottawa Herald reports Wellsville hosts a new Big Brothers Big Sisters chapter with six high school volunteers including senior Ethan Mosher guiding Littles at Wellsville Middle and Elementary. The program aims to help youths facing adversity through one to one mentoring, with 19 initial enrollees and 13 on a waiting list seeking more volunteers.

Clinton Dick Ottawa Herald Wellsville Ethan Mosher Mosher Wellsville Middle School Franklin County Jennifer Keith Big Brothers Big Sisters Keith Anderson Ethan Wellsville High School

Daylight Saving Time prompts fire safety push nationwide

The Ottawa Fire Department urges residents to use the extra hour from turning clocks back to test and replace smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. The Change Your Clock Change Your Battery program marks 26 years with Energizer and the International Association of Fire Chiefs. Officials stress alarms should be replaced every 10 years and share tips for home escape planning while offering free detectors through Leadership Franklin County.

Energizer International Association of Fire Chiefs Ottawa Fire Department Dennis Nowatzke Jeff Carner Ottawa Fire Carner Fire Department Franklin County Ottawa City of Ottawa

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