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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2002
Page
7
A musical debut titled Cabaret The Next Level brings Broadway style bombast to Baldwin City audiences this weekend. The entertainment note promises a lively show, while the weather forecast predicts mild tonight with partly cloudy skies and upper 40s lows, then warm and windy Friday with sunny periods and highs in the 70s.
Ottawa City Commission grants a stay on removing banners in front of the Carnegie Cultural Center. Forrest Lowry of the Ottawa Arts Council and Ottawa Suzuki Strings seek time to appeal the sign ordinance violation and plan a permanent sign costing up to 40000 dollars, with a two year timeline.
Franklin County residents can bid on more than 20 pieces by local artists at a silent auction from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in the Mammel Art Center Myers Library. Proceeds go to the Franklin County Cancer Foundation, with works donated by Franklin County artists OU Bookstore and alumni office. The event includes door prizes and a drawing for an American flag afghan.
Brenda Sims found a 20 ounce plastic bottle in her Oregon Road mailbox on Halloween, later learned it was a potential bomb. Sheriff Craig Davis says eight mailbox vandalism incidents since mid September may involve pop bottle bombs, which could cause severe injuries if detonated when opened.
Ottawa High School graduate Lt. Paul Riordan joined the U S Army in 1942 and was killed on February 8 1944 at Cassino Italy while storming a jail. He saved many lives and earned the Medal of Honor for actions beyond the call of duty.
Ottawa City Commission launches a recreation task force to inventory facilities and define needs and spending. The group will decide how activities are offered, whether to keep or reshape the recreation commission, and compare Ottawa with peer cities. Final report due February 15.
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