K State freshman to sing with campus choir concert
Amanda McCurdy, freshman at Kansas State University, will perform with the K State Choir at 8 p.m. Tuesday in All Faith Chapel on campus. The concert, directed by Rod Walker, features Aleksander Vujic's Gloria under Vujic's direction. Admission is 5 dollars. McCurdy received a 1200 dollar music scholarship. She is the daughter of Randy and Gwynn McCurdy of Ottawa. Rider reports for duty with 24th Marines. Cpl Anthony P. Rider, son of Jerry W. and Paula L. Moore of Baldwin, recently reported for duty with Headquarters Company, 24th Marines, Fourth Marine Division, Kansas City Missouri. He graduated Baldwin High School in 1987.
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Kansas State University
All Faith Chapel
Rod Walker
Aleksander Vujic
Gloria
Vujic
McCurdy
Walker
Randy and
Gwynn McCurdy
Ottawa
Rider
Baldwin
Anthony P. Rider
Jerry W. and
Paula L. Moore
24Th Marines
Fourth Marine Division
Kansas City
Baldwin High School
Missouri drug raid uncovers explosives and dynamite cache
In St. Joseph, officers found ammonium nitrate, plastic caps, marijuana, a stockpile of weapons, 20 sticks of dynamite and a pipe bomb at the home and a shed rented by Cameron Heins. Heins, 35, was charged with possession of methamphetamine and explosive devices after the raid. Steven Calhoun, 34, was arrested on meth production after a non-operational lab was found. Authorities indicated prior undercover purchases of iodine crystals connected to the case.
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T. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Cameron Heins
Buchanan County
Heins
Mike Strong
Steven Calhoun
Calhoun
Strong
Oklahoma City
Strike Force
Mike Donaldson
Olathe Fire and
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Bull crashes ambulance on US-59 in Baldwin County
An 80 year old rural Baldwin man died early Saturday when the ambulance transporting him struck a 2,000 pound black Angus bull on US-59 north of Baldwin junction. The crash caused the ambulance to overturn. three crew members were treated and released. Attempts to locate the bull's owner have been unsuccessful.
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Baldwin
Baldwin Junction
Orvil E. Fisher
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Highway Patrol
Robert Mitchell
Fisher
Shawn Belt
James Brown
Chester Englis
Douglas County
Franklin-Douglas County
Us-59
Mitchell
Lawrence
Belt
Sion
Liz Spaur
Baker University
Normandy Veteran Royse to Receive French Medal in Overland Park
Roy Ryse, 76, a former master sergeant later captain, will be honored in Overland Park along with about 100 Normandy veterans for receiving the Normandy Medal of the Jubilee of Liberty from France. Military service began July 1, 1944 at Utah Beach with the 6th Armored Division's 86th Recon Squadron, facing heavy days with 15 wounded and three killed on the second day.
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Awrence
Kan
Roy Ryse
Utah Beach
Normandy
Ryse
Overland Park
U.S
France
United States
Stephane Catta
Chicago
Vince Snowbarger
6Th Armored Division
86Th
St. Lo
Lawrence
Tacoma
Wash
Dodge City seeks Esquire off shelves over race article
Dodge City Chamber of Commerce allegedly bought up most copies of Esquire November issue citing an article by Michael Paterniti that portrays local race relations unfavorably. The piece centers on rancher Jack Hooker and hotel owner Donna Sinhprasent amid growing Asian American migration and white resentment.
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Odge City
Kan
Esquire
Dodge City
Donna
Bout" Sinhprasent
Dillons
Chamber
John Campbell
Campbell
Cleone Young
Hooker
Chamber of Commerce
Public Library
Young
Paterniti
Sinhprasent
Potter Kansas faces loss of post office after school closure
In Potter, Kansas near Leavenworth, 89 residents risk losing the post office after their school closed. Acting postmaster Georgeann Burge says the community has already lost its identity with the school gone. A postal service meeting with residents is planned next week to discuss the issue.
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Leavenworth
Potter
Kan
Atchison and
Georgeann Burge
Leavenworth Times
David Rauh
Kansas
Postal Service
Reader Information for Ottawa Herald Delivery Rates
Subscribers receive the Ottawa Herald by set times with contact options for missed papers. Ottawa carrier rates are listed at 7.10 monthly and higher prices for rural, mail, and out of state subscriptions, plus discounts for longer terms.
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Ottawa
Franklin
Tet
Kansas
Weather Update Forecase From Ottawa Area Tonight And Near Term
Cold tonight with mostly cloudy skies and a low near 25. Light variable wind. Extended outlook: cold Tue night and Wed with a chance of snow, lows in the 20s and highs in the mid 30s. Thu cold with snow chances, lows in 20s and highs around 30s. Fri remains cold with little or no precip, lows upper teens to lower 20s and highs upper 20s to mid 30s. Sunset 5 12 p.m. Sunrise 7 00 a.m.
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Ottawa
Esau
Csee
Sree
Sunesse
Ottawa veterans memorial fundraiser details
A local parade and awards event highlighted fundraising for the Franklin County Veterans Memorial. Winners included a flag raising float and an Agape Center entry. A clock and a painting drawing raised funds, with more than $60,000 of the $120,000 goal already reached through donations and ticket sales.
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Iwo Jima
Agape Christian Center
Anna Antidote the
Shining Stars
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
ECKAN
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars
Phil King
Franklin County
Davis
S. Ash
Alan Maxwell
Ray Talbott
Maple
Ottawa
Bill Howe
Franklin County Veterans Memorial
Cathedral
Howe
Violent collision halts traffic in Ottawa area
A fiery crash blocked K-68 and Eisenhower Avenue until about 4 p.m. Ottawa police redirected traffic while Pomona Fire Department washed the road. Franklin County Sheriff Rex Bowling called it a violent collision. Moehlman and Brannan were taken to local funeral homes with arrangements pending. Franklin County reports 19 traffic fatalities this year, up from 17 in 1983.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower Avenue
Kansas Department of Transportation
Franklin County
Rex Bowling
Moehlman
Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Brannan
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Sheriff's Department
Kanza Park Luminaria Promises Free Family Holiday Night
A traditional luminaria event offers a non commercial family night with glowing candles and seating by 6 p.m. through 8 p.m. Santa will visit and hot apple cider will be served. Free admission. Cheryl Sylvester coordinates, and donations go to the Kanza Park Luminaria fund via Intrust Bank. Collection cans are at Ponchos Country Kitchen Pizza Village and G Willikers.
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Norris
Ing
Cheryl Sylvester
Luminaria Fund
Intrust Bank
Third
Hickory
Jim Lancaster
Kanza Park Luminaria
Poncho’s
Country Kitchen
Pizza Village
G. Willikers
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